On 21.10.23, we are organizing a Tõnu Naissoo Trio concert at Koeru Culture House with the aim of introducing Tõnu’s latest work, enjoying the excellent performance and sound quality, and communicating with jazz lovers.
We will record the event in multi-track DSD format, from which we will try to release a vinyl record.
The bar is open, tables can be reserved: 5354 3442.
See you in Koeru!
On June 14, we recorded the organ of St. Paul’s Church. The organist was Aare-Paul Lattik, who performed works by French composers. The recording format was DSD256, which we use to release a vinyl record. This is the third edition of the Estonian Organs series, which will be published in November this year
Saxophone virtuoso Lembit Saarsalu, who is celebrating his 75th birthday this year, visited the studio and meditated with the saxophone. The result was very beautiful and touching.
Since we have received several questions about our activities, I would like to talk about them once more:
The studio deals with music recording, mastering and audio production. The partner can choose:
Being fans of real Estonian music, in addition to “Estonian Organs”, we have started a new record series “Estonian Jazz”. In the new series, we master and release already recorded jazz records and record the best of Estonian jazz in high definition (DSD). The recording medium will be a vinyl record. The first one we are working on is the Tõnu Naissoo Trio LP ’’Turningpoint’’, which was released in 1981 by ’’Melodyija’’. Thanks to the preserved magnetic tape, we can preserve the authenticity and sound of the analog recording on the vinyl record. The album should be ready in May this year. We invite jazz players who want to record their name in the history of Estonian jazz to contact us and arrange a recording time. Contact: dsd@apsoon.com.
On 15.10.2022, a vinyl record presentation took place in Paide church, where the guests were introduced to the history of the record, the choice of repertoire and the history of the organ. Andres Uibo on the organ and Mari-Liis Uibo on the violin and the Paide Male Choir under the direction of Malle Anton performed.
As a token of gratitude for their great contribution to organ music, vinyl records were presented to organist Hardo Kriisa and organist Olaf Lääne.
The ERR was also present, recording the event and interviewing the participants.
At the end of the event, guests could buy newly produced vinyl records and enjoy a cake baked just for this occasion.
Photos: Endel Apsalon
We are very happy to announce that the long awaited Paide church organ vinyl records are here. In Estonia, they can be purchased from Lasering or Apollo, foreign enthusiasts can buy LPs from the nativedsd.com environment. The album presentation will take place in Paide church on 15.10.2022 at 18:00, about which we will issue a separate press release.
Our first production is available to listeners. On the Nativedsd portal, you can preview and buy a recording of the organ of the Paide Church, where the works of Ludwig van Beethoven, Rudolf Tobias and Max Reger are heard in the presentation of Andres Uibo.
The presentation of the vinyl record will take place in Paide Church already in September. We will announce the exact date in a separate post.