This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Inna Lai on Eesti interpreet ja dirigent, kelle käes hakkab muusika sõna otseses mõttes helisema. Tema muusikainstrumendiks on inglise käsikellad, mille kauni kõlaga on Inna kuulajaid võlunud sooloesinemistel nii Eesti, Saksamaa, Skandinaavia kui Venemaa lavadel.

Inna taktikepi all mängivad ka Campanelli käsikelladeansambel, Nõmme noortestuudio KellaRing ning Kiilis tegutsevad noorte ja täiskasvanute käsikellaansamblid, mis ühtekokku on andnud sadu kontserte nii kodumaal kui võõrsil ja salvestanud albumeid kauni käsikellamuusikaga.

Lisaks muusikalistele tippudele armastab Inna aeg-ajalt end proovile panna ka alpinistina mäetippe vallutades.

TEDxTallinna laval saadab Inna esinemist klaveril Karolina Sepp, kes mängib Campanelli ansamblis ka ise käsikellasid ning juhendab Eesti Rahvusvahelise kooli käsikellamängijaid.

Inna Lai is an Estonian performer and conductor in whose hands music literally starts to ring. Her instruments are English handbells, the exquisite sound of which has charmed Inna’s listeners in Estonia, Germany, Scandinavia and Russia.

Inna is also the conductor of the Campanelli Handbell Ensemble, Nõmme’s Youth Studio KellaRing and youth and adult handbell ensembles in Kiili. All this results in hundreds of concerts in Estonia and abroad, as well as recorded albums.

Aside from musical heights, Inna also likes to challenge herself as an alpinist.

On the stage of TEDxTallinn, Inna will be accompanied on the piano by Karolina Sepp. Karolina also plays the handbells in the Campanelli Handbell Ensemble and instructs the handbell players of the International School of Estonia.

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