Järvi’s
Järvi`s, Estonia’s family of music, consists 16 Järvi’s, ages 17-74, belonging to the prodigious family headed by Estonian-born conductor Neeme Järvi (one thinks of the Bach family for comparison)
In addition to Neeme are his sons Paavo and Kristjan, both conductors, 48 and 39; daughter Maarika, 47 (flute); Tatiana Berman, 31 (violin); Kristjan’s wife Hayley, 29 (flute and piccolo); Neeme’s nephew Teet, 53 (cello, son of Neeme’s late brother Vallo, also a conductor), his wife Mari, 52 (piano) and Teet and Mari’s five children: Madis, 23 (viola), Marius, 29 (cello), Martin, 17 (violin), Mihkel, 26 (piano) and Miina, 28 (violin) and Neeme´s nephew Andrus, 58 (viola) and his son Markus (singer) and daughter Margarete (violin)
Maarika Järvi
Maarika Järvi has been invited to play as a soloist with various orchestras such as the WDR Sypmhony Orchestra, New Jersey Symphony, Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Spanish Radio-Television ...
Mihkel Järvi
Mihkel was born in Tallinn in 1985. In 1992 he started to study pianoplaying with Maigi Pakri in Tallinn Music Secondary School. During the years 1995-2002 he continued his studies ...
Miina Järvi
Miina Järvi (1983) started to play the violin at age of 4 in Tallinn with Ivi Tivik. In 1995 she continued her studies in Lahti, Finland with Pertti Sutinen and ...
Neeme Järvi
Neeme Järvi is Chief Conductor of the Residentie Orkest (The Hague), Conductor Laureate and Artistic Advisor of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Music Director Emeritus of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, ...
Paavo Järvi
Grammy-award winning Paavo Järvi has built a remarkable conducting reputation. Born in Tallinn, Estonia, he studied percussion and conducting at the Tallinn School of Music then, in 1980, moved to ...
Teet Järvi
Teet Järvi has graduated Tallinn Music High School under Laine Leichter and Tallinn State Conservatoire (1981) in the cello class of Peeter Paemurru. The cellist received further training in Moscow ...
