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Estonian choir performing at Missoula festival sings commissioned piece drawing on language contest entries
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An Estonian choir at the Montana International Choral Festival performed a commissioned piece whose text incorporated entries from a contest for the "most beautiful sentence" in Estonian, the composer said on the festival broadcast.
An Estonian choir performing at the Montana International Choral Festival in Missoula sang a commissioned piece whose text the composer said was drawn from entries to a contest for the most beautiful sentence in Estonian.
The composer and choir representative, speaking on behalf of the Estonian Radio Girls' Choir, said the choir first performed a piece based on a folk melody. She described the commissioned work and explained how she selected lines from the language contest: “just about some years ago, we had a competition of most beautiful sentence in Estonian language, but they were we are very proud of our Estonian…
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