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Sisask, Urmas (1960)

Urmas Sisask. Picture from Discogs.

Alternative last name spellings: Sissask.
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GENERAL INFO

Description: Urmas Sisask is a music composer and conductor from Estonia. He composes religious and contemporary sacred music inspired in Gregorian chant and astronomy, concretely in planets movements and trajectories around the solar system. His music has a rhythmic pulse, tonal and modal harmony, polyphony and heterophony. His melodies come from Estonian folk song and European sacred music. He created the “planetary scale”, also known as the Japanese pentatonic scale. Sisask has worked as a music teacher and chorus conductor, and has composed music for theater and soundtracks.
Sex: Male Occupation: Composer, conductor, teacher.
Place of Birth / Death: Rapla, Rapla Maakond, Estonia.
Country Tags: Estonia.
Periods: XX-XXI. Genres: Symphonic music, Orchestral music, Choral music, Chamber music, Vocal music, Instrumental music, Religious music, Spiritual music, Sacred music, Concert, music for theater, Soundtracks.
Styles: Contemporary music, Avant-Garde Music, Polyphonic music, Heterophonic music, Virtuosism, Nationalism, Traditional. School / Group: Tallinn Conservatory
Instruments: – Relatives: Siiri Sisask (brother).
Patrons: – Master: Rene Eespere, Anatoli Garšnek, Mati Kuulberg 

 

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Bibliography

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