Other participants

• 1. Oskars Kalniņš, Latvia
• 2. Tatiana Pernetová, Czech Republic
• 3. Benas Jonušas, Lithuania
• 4. Aaron Voderholzer, Germany
• 5. Laura Schlappa, Germany
• 6. Jan Kopřiva, Czech Republic
• 7. Marten Meibaum, Estonia
• 8. Rusudan Chuntishvili, Sakartvelo (Georgia)
• 9. Daniel Knut Pernet, Czech Republic
• 10. Eglė Rudokaitė, Lithuania
• 11. Anna Drobílková, Czech Republic
• 12. Stanislav Yakovliev, Ukraine
• 13. Suyeon Choi, South Korea
• 14. Michael Stemmer, Germany
• 15. Lena Fischer, Norway
• 16. Andrzej Turek, Poland
• 17. Antonio Pantalone, Italy
• 18. Yana Rechkina, Poland

Participant data

Name of the educational insititution	Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Tallinn
Accompanist	Rusudan Chuntishvili

Marten Meibaum is an Estonian organist, singer and cellist. After the graduation from Tallinn Music High School in spring of 2017, he enrolled at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. He was a member of Estonian National Opera Symphony Orchestra during 2019-2022. Currently Martin is a freelance church musician who regularly performs after the name of Cellaritone, combining all of his three instruments. His last solo programme was an improvised organ recital called Five Fatherland Fugues.

I ROUND

1. Nicolaus Bruhns | Grande Prelude · E minor
2. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis | Fugue · C sharp minor · VL 86
3. Johann Sebastian Bach | Organ Trio Sonata No. 4 · E minor · BWV 528
   • I. Adagio

II ROUND

1. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis | Fugue "Kyrie Eleison" · C minor · VL 19
2. Johann Sebastian Bach | Toccata, Adagio and Fugue · C major · BWV 564
3. Faustas Latėnas | "Shine"
4. Petr Eben | "Sonntagsmusik" ("Sunday Music")
   • Moto ostinato

III ROUND

1. Louis Vierne | Organ symphony No. 1 · D minor · Op. 14
   • IV. Allegro vivace
   • V. Andante
   • VI. Final
2. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis | Fugue · B flat minor · VL 345
3. Peeter Süda | "Basso ostinato" · F minor
4. César Franck | Three Chorals for Organ
   • Choral No. 1 , E major · FWV 38