Peeter Saan
Estonian conductor and military personnel (born 1959)
About Peeter Saan
Born 1959. Peeter Saan is an Estonian conductor, military personnel and military officer.
Lieutenant-Colonel Peeter Saan (born 16 April 1959) is an Estonian conductor and reserve officer of the Estonian Defence Forces. He is also a clarinet and saxophone player, as well as an arranger.
Biography Peeter Saan was born in Võru on 16 April 1959. He started studying music at the Võru Children's Music School, majoring in accordion, later clarinet and saxophone. He has translated books from Russian to Estonian, including the Adventures of Captain Wrongel by Andrey Nekrasov and The Story of a Red-haired Girl by Lydia Budogoskaya.
He has worked as a musician since the 1980s, playing in the Tallinn Wind Orchestra from 1980–1993 and then in the Estonian Defense Forces Orchestra starting in 1993.
Awards
Order of the Cross of the Eagle (1999) Võru City Coat of Arms (2013) Order of the City of Võru (2018)
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Peeter Saan?
Estonian conductor and military personnel (born 1959)
When was Peeter Saan born?
Peeter Saan was born on 16 April 1959 in Võru.
What is Peeter Saan's occupation?
Peeter Saan is a conductor, military personnel and military officer.
What nationality is Peeter Saan?
Peeter Saan is Estonian.
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