The grand man of Estonian music, Maestro Neeme Järvi, is probably one of the best known Estonian musicians in the world and since 2010 he has again been chief conductor and artistic director of the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. On this record he conducts the piano concerto No 4 by Ludwig van Beethoven and the Symphony No 2 by Johannes Brahms and collaborates with Kalle Randalu and the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. Neeme Jarvi is the head of a musical dynasty. One of today’s most highly respected maestro’s, he conducts the world’s most prominent orchestras and works alongside soloists of the highest caliber. He has also amassed a discography of nearly 500 recordings. He has held positions with orchestras across the world such as the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. He is also the Principal Conductor Emeritus of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Conductor Laureate of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.