Established in 1962, the Tallinn Chamber Choir stands as Estonia's venerable institution in chamber choral music. Throughout its rich history, the choir has garnered an impressive array of national and international accolades, with its most recent triumph being the Grand Prix at the esteemed 25th Estonian Chamber Choir Festival in 2020.

Under the leadership of Artistic Director and Conductor Heli Jürgenson, alongside Assistant Conductor Kärolin Tuisk, the choir continues to uphold its legacy of excellence and innovation.

Embarking on a journey to enchant audiences in Porto and Lisbon, the choir promises to immerse listeners in the rich tapestry of Estonian choral music. From timeless Estonian choral classics to evocative compositions by contemporary Estonian maestros, the program showcases the breadth and depth of the country's musical heritage.

With captivating harmonies, intricate rhythms, and poignant intonations, both sacred and secular compositions offer a multifaceted glimpse into the essence and vocal traditions of this small Nordic nation.

Tallinn Chamber Choir (TKK) is a concert choir from Estonia known for its high-level vocal culture and musical quality. The choir was established in 1962 as the first chamber choir in Estonia.

The choir's repertoire encompasses a wide range of music, including secular and religious, ethnic, contemporary, and classical pieces from both Estonian and foreign composers. The choir has received recognition at both international and domestic performances and competitions. The recent major achievements of the Tallinn Chamber Choir include winning first place in Category A at the Tuljak Choral Singing Competition organized by the Estonian Mixed Choirs Association in 2019. In recent years, the choir has successfully performed in various concerts in countries such as Italy, Israel, Portugal, and Finland.