The work of Arvo Pärt has significantly changed our understanding of music and largely influenced the music of the second half of the 20th century around the world.
This unique building is in line with Arvo’s creative nature and is open to all music enthusiasts.
The goal of the Arvo Pärt Centre is to preserve and explore the creative heritage of the composer in Estonia – his home country. The building includes a personal archive, a library, a 150-seat auditorium, an exhibition hall, a video room, and classrooms. Workshops and concerts are organised there as well. The guided tour is a good way to explore Arvo Pärt’s manuscripts or listen to his music.
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Most beautiful and rich in content place about Arvo Pärt music and life. A wonderful fusion of architecture with nature. Small chapel is especially if you get there alone - absolute silence is... Read more comments
If you'd like to know more about Arvo Part, his music and get to know the classical music scene in Estonia, you must go. It is also interesting for architecture lovers. Please also climb the tower... Read more comments
Located in the woods in a nice, quiet village about 20 minutes outside Tallinn. The building itself is gorgeous inside and out. They speak, and have materials available in, English. You're provided... Read more comments