Hardi Volmer

Estonian singer and stage director

Hardi Volmer - Estonian singer and stage director
Born

November 8th, 1957
67 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Estonia

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Born in 1957, this individual pursued a career in music and theater, achieving recognition as a singer and stage director in Estonia. The body of work includes performances in various theater productions and numerous musical projects. In addition to directing operas and plays, this figure contributed to the Estonian music scene through composing and performing songs that resonate with national themes and cultural identity. A commitment to the arts and education has also led to involvement in teaching aspiring artists, promoting the development of future talents. Through various collaborations, this individual has significantly influenced the contemporary cultural landscape in Estonia.

Directed numerous successful theater productions

Released several albums showcasing Estonian music

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