Noodiriiul ( Music shelf ) is created so that Estonian music would be accessible from every corner of the world and creators could get fair fee. From Noodiriiul you can choose and buy scores from the web and download them straight to your computer, tablet or phone. If you wish you can also print them out for your own use. Read more about us, check the news or go to choose scores.
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Have you sung?
Posted onDue to the virus outbreak that has hit the world, the whole music life has been on hiatus for more than a year now. Now, in the spring of 2021, we are looking forward to the future and hope that in the summer or later in the autumn we will be able to live a normal life again and meet again in rehearsals and concerts. Noodiriiul tries to make sure that new music reaches all of us, which we can enjoy. A collection with Estonian mixed choir music “Have you sung? Works for mixed choir from Estonia 2021” is now available. The collection includes works by Mariliis Valkonen, Mart Siimer, Mari Vihmand, Mari Amor, Ardo Ran Varres, Kadri Hunt and Andres Lemba. The title of the collection is inspired by one of the repetitive phrases in the text written by Valdur Mikita in Mari Amor's song "The Test of Getting to God": "Have you sung?"
Kristjan Jaak Peterson 220
Posted onOn March 14th (the birthday of Kristjan Jaak Peterson) we celebrate Mother Tongue Day. Many Estonian composers have been inspired by Kristjan Jaak's work, for example Hugo Lepnurm, Veljo Tormis, Pärt Uusberg, and Aare Kruusimäe. For the 220th birthday of the poet, Aare Kruusimäe's / Kristjan Jaak Peterson's "The Singer" has been added to Noodiriiul.
Organ music by Mart Siimer in Noodiriiul
Posted onNoodiriiul (Music Shelf) is happy to announce that we have opened a new "shelf" for organ music. First pieces on that shelf are "Let the Mountains Sing" and "Handelian Prelude and Handelian Postlude" by Mart Siimer. We hope you'll enjoy exploring Estonian organ music!
