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1 XXIII. LEPO SUMERA: DEEP NATIONAL SPIRIT, EVOCATIVE AND PHILOSOPHICAL THINKING. Lepo Sumera was the last student of Heino Eller, as his maestro died in 1970. He completed his studies in 1973 with Heino Jürisalu. From 1978 he was a lecturer at the Tallinn State Conservatoire (renamed the Estonian Music Academy in 1993), taking a post-graduate course at the Moscow Conservatoire between 1979 and 1982. In 1987 he was elected Chair of Composition and Musicology at the Tallinn State Conservatoire. From 1988 to 1992 he served as Minister of Culture in the Estonian government. Chairman of the Board of the Estonian Composers’ Union (1993-2000) and Director of the Studio of Electronic Music at the Estonian Academy of Music (1995-1999). In the letter of recommendation to join the Estonian Composers’ Union, Eino Tamberg wrote in 1973: Sumera is characterised by a serious and wise approach to every task. He does not compose
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