Autumn Jazz brings Maarja Nuut's major work and the return of ensemble Paabel

Jazzkaar has unveiled its Autumn Jazz programme, where jazz meets Estonian folk music, Brazilian rhythms, and contemporary music. The festival's flagship work is Maarja Nuut's new major composition, and after a hiatus, ensemble Paabel returns to the stage.

Jazzkaar has unveiled its autumn concert season Autumn Jazz programme, offering listeners a diverse musical journey. At the heart of the festival is Maarja Nuut's new major work, which combines jazz music and contemporary sound exploration.

Particularly anticipated is ensemble Paabel's return to the stage after a long absence. Paabel is one of Estonia's beloved musical groups, and their return promises to be the festival's most emotional moment.

The Autumn Jazz programme is exceptionally diverse this year – jazz meets new interpretations of Estonian folk music, Brazilian rhythms, and the latest trends in contemporary music. Jazzkaar has thus created a platform where different worlds merge into a unified whole.