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Naissoo is a
village in Lääneranna Parish, Pärnu
County in
southwestern Estonia.
classification of
Estonian administrative units and
settlements 2014[dead...
- Tõnu
Naissoo (born 18
March 1951) is an
Estonian composer and jazz pianist. Tõnu
Naissoo was born in Tallinn. He is the son of
composer Uno
Naissoo. He...
- Uno
Naissoo (born 25
March 1928,
Viljandi – 5
January 1980, Tallinn) was an
Estonian composer and jazz musician. In 1952, he
graduated from
Tallinn State...
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Naissoo Nature Reserve is a
nature reserve which is
located in Pärnu County, Estonia. The area of the
nature reserve is 116 ha. The
protected area was...
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writing and
music production.
Starting 2004,
Suviste has parti****ted in Uno
Naissoo youth singing and
music composition competition for many years. In 2004...
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Malle Maltis (born 1977) Alo
Mattiisen (1961–1996) Tõnu
Naissoo (born 1951) Uno
Naissoo (1928–1980) Leo
Normet (1922–1995) Arne Oit (1928–1975) Eduard...
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Tallinn in 2007. She was
honored with the best
instrumentalist prize at Uno
Naissoo Compositions Contest in 2010. She has
graduated from
Georg Ots Tallinn...
- Goloborodko, Ingrīda Andriņa
Edited by
Virve Laev, V.
Payev Music by Tõnu
Naissoo, Uno
Naissoo Distributed by
Tallinnfilm Release dates 1969 (1969) (Estonian SSR...
- 1972),
Estonian actor Karol Mets (born 1993),
Estonian footballer Uno
Naissoo (1928–1980),
Estonian composer and
music pedagogue Annely Peebo (born 1971)...
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Kaljo Raid,
Boris Kõrver,
Anatoli Garšnek, Leo Normet,
Valter Ojakäär, Uno
Naissoo, Arne Oit, Jaan Rääts,
Heino Jürisalu, Arvo Pärt, Alo Põldmäe, Lepo Sumera...
