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Seasons of Piano Music. Fall Concert. Madis Sikk 20/10/2026 | 18:00

Niguliste Museum
Concert

Seasons of Piano Music. Fall Concert. Madis Sikk

The fall concert will be performed by Madis Sikk, winner of a Special Prize at the 10th Estonian Pianists’ Competition.

Program:
Robert Schumann
Sergei Prokofiev
Georg Jakob Salumäe

Madis Sikk (b. 2006) began studying piano in 2016 at Tallinn Music School in Riina Maandi’s piano class. Largely inspired by Mihkel Poll’s master class, his interest in music grew, and he continued his studies in December 2020 at the Tallinn Music High School under the guidance of Marja Jürisson and Mihkel Poll. Madis is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in piano at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater. He has furthered his studies at various international master classes, including those led by Gintaras Januševičius, Dmitri Aleksejev (Royal College of Music, London), Daejin Kim (Korean National University of Arts), and Hui-Ying Liu-Tawaststjerna (Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts Helsinki).

Madis Sikk has won several prizes at competitions such as the “Riga International Competition for Young Pianists,” “Eesti kõla,” “Best Young Instrumentalist,” and “Tallinn Talent.” At the 10th Estonian Pianists’ Competition, Madis received a finalist diploma and special prizes from the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, the Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra, the Pärnu City Orchestra, and the Estonian Piano Teachers’ Association’s “Future Hope” award. Madis Sikk is a laureate of the 2025 Helmi Valtman Scholarship Competition.

In addition to classical music, Madis is actively involved in jazz and is honing his skills in this field under the guidance of Kristjan Randalu. Madis Sikk is a member of the Estonian Jazz Union.

Niguliste Museum continues its concert series for young pianists, “Seasons of Piano Music.” Each season, the series features one young, still-studying, and particularly outstanding Estonian pianist. The aim of the series is to offer young performers the opportunity to perform on the Niguliste Museum’s magnificent new piano in a beautiful historic setting.