IVI RAUSI 3IO

Wednesday,  November 5, 8 p.m. at Philly Joe's Jazz Club

In November a trio of Estonian jazz musicians will take the stage with original music in the Estonian language that is bubbling with warmth and life. The songs they play connect with both the heart and mind and take the audience on a colorful journey where there is time to be and dream. A concert that caresses and awakens.

Ivi Rausi is a jazz singer who has been firmly following her path on the music scene for several decades. A constant seeker by nature, she pushes the horizon further and further and moves forward purposefully. She is accompanied by the belief that music is the best way to bring your thoughts and feelings to life. Along with her searches, her work also changes and develops, which has grown into a total of eight albums to date.

Robert Rebane is a bass, piano and accordion player whose work moves on the border between contemporary jazz music and improvisation. Her playing is characterized by attentive listening, subtle dynamics and a bold sense of space that lets sounds breathe. In addition to his work as a musician, he is one of the organizers of the NANANA festival and the founder of the record label NANANArecords – a platform that brings together musicians and listeners, where you can discover the limitless possibilities of sound and moment.

Marek Talts is a highly regarded Estonian guitarist, whose versatility shines through in numerous collaborative projects – for example, the Mingo Rajandi Quintet, the Kadri Voorandi Quartet and the Liisi Koikson Ensemble. His most recent collective Keelepeksjad was awarded the title of New Folk Artist of the Year at 2025 Etnokulp. In addition to his collective music creation, the guitarist has also released two solo albums, which are full of experimentation and free improvisation.

Line-up:

Robert Rebane – bass guitar, accordion

Marek Talts – electric guitar

Ivi Rausi – vocals

The ticket does not guarantee a seat, we recommend arriving early or making a table reservation for 10 € per table: info@phillyjoes.com

Philly Joe's jazz club is supported by Cultural Endowment of Estonia, the Ministry of Culture, Tallinn Culture and Sports Department, private patreons, and many more.