Veljo Tormis valik Eesti kalendrilauludest / Selection from the Estonian Calendar Songs

I Martinmas Songs / Mardilaulud (1967), for male choir

Lyrics folklore (Kuusalu parish), arranged by Ruth Mirov

  1. Martinmas Beggars Behind the Door / Mardid ukse taga

  2. Greeting / Teretamine

  3. Words of Blessing / Õnnistussõnad

  4. Dance / Tants

  5. Casting a Spell / Lausumine

  6. Begging for Gifts / Andide palumine

  7. Thanking / Tänamine

  8. Wishes / Soovid

  9. Ending / Lõpetus


 

II St. Catherine's Day Songs / Kadrilaulud (1967), for female choir

Lyrics folklore (Põlva), arranged by Ruth Mirov

  1. Entering / Sissetulemine

  2. Dance (Saying Hello) / Tants (Teretamine)

  3. Begging for Gifts / Andide palumine

  4. Thanking, Wishes, and Leaving / Tänamine, soovid ja lahkumine


 

III Shrovetide Songs / Vastlalaulud (1967), for male choir

Lyrics folklore

  1. Vistel-Vastel (based on a folk song from Simuna/Väike-Maarja/Kadrina)

  2. Sledding Song / Liulaskmise-laul (based on a folk song from Sangaste)


IV Swing Songs / Kiigelaulud (1966), for female choir

Lyrics folklore

  1. The Narrow Swing / Kitsas kiik (Muhu)

  2. A Pretty Girl on the Swing / Ilus neiu kiigel (Kuusalu)

  3. Shy on the Swing / Kiigel kartlik (Harju-Jaani)


 

V St. John's Day Songs / Jaanilaulud (1967), for mixed choir

Lyrics folklore

  1. Call to the Midsummer Bonfire I / Kutse jaanitulele I

  2. Call to the Midsummer Bonfire II / Kutse jaanitulele II

  3. Can't be Caught by a Gun / Ei ole püssil püütav

  4. St. John's Steed / Jaani hobu

  5. St. John's Song / Jaanilaul


 

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
Conductor Tõnu Kaljuste