Concert in Tallinn

Name: Concert in Tallinn
Start: 2026-03-15T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Mustamäe Cultural Center Kaja, E. Vilde tee 118 Tallinn, Estonia

Schedule

Sun, 15 Mar, 2026 at 08:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Mustamäe Cultural Center Kaja, E. Vilde tee 118 Tallinn, Estonia | Tallinn, HA

In spring 2026, handpan artist Malte Marten will embark on a special European concert tour, sharing his deeply resonant music with audiences across the continent. His journey with the handpan began on the streets of Berlin, where he was first captivated by the unique sound of the instrument, leading to a decade-long commitment to this extraordinary art form.
After his first years performing in the duo "Yatao", Malte Marten began his solo career in 2021. His sincere performances and genuine connection with audiences have moved audiences all over the world, providing a space where time slows down and music becomes a bridge to inner peace.
Malte Marten's work is often described as healing and reflective, guiding listeners on paths of personal discovery. His music creates an atmosphere where the boundaries between performer and audience disappear, inviting all present to share deep moments of musical connection.
On this intimate European tour, Malte Marten will have the honour of sharing the stage with two extraordinary musicians who will add their own magical elements to the performances. Conrado Molina, a prominent percussionist known for his collaboration with Estas Tonne, enriches the soundscape with his masterful rhythms and soulful vocals, drawing inspiration from world musical traditions. The line-up is completed by Bummela, a talented multi-instrumentalist and producer whose sound art adds depth and dimension to the music. Having produced Malte Marten's 2024 album An Ode to the Moon, Bummela brings a deep understanding of how to weave diverse musical elements into a cohesive and engaging experience.
Together, these three artists invite you to be part of a musical journey that promises to be both gentle and profound, creating a space of shared discovery and connection through a universal musical language.