Rehearsals for the joint singing will be Wednesday and Friday from 15:00 – 18:00  and Saturday from 10:00 – 11:30.

Following is a list of the songs that will be sung by all the participating choirs at the final Festival Concert on Saturday, August 21 at 19:30.

Iceland - Festival Song 2010:
Gefðu ad móðurmálið mitt. (trad. arr: Róbert A. Ottósson)
Garðar Cortes, conductor 

Iceland:
Vísur Vatnsenda-Rósu (Jón Ásgeirsson, text: Rósa Guðmundsdóttir)
Garðar Cortes, conductor

Denmark:
Den lyse nat (Leo Estvad, arr. Paul Schönemann, text: Hans Hartvig Seedorff)
Carsten Seyer-Hansen, conductor

Estonia:
Kungla rahvas (Karl August Hermann, arr. Tuudur Vettik, text: Friedrich Kuhlbars)
Riho Leppoja, conductor 

Finland:
Uusi sointu (Markus Virtanen, text: Kaarlo Sarkia)
Rita Varonen, conductor              

Latvia:
Gerbies, saule, sudrabota (Anita Kuprisa)
Romāns Vanags, conductor

Lithuania:
Sienapjūtes Daina (Lithuanian folk song, arr. Antanas Budriūnas)
Kestutis Jakeliunas, conductor

Norway:
Sov, sov, liten gut (Norwegian folk song, arr. Frank Havrøy)
Jon Blichfeldt, conductor

Sweden:
Dansa Kicki! (Polska efter Erkgärds Mats Ersson, Grimsåker, Malung,
Arr. and text: Anders Nyberg)
Christina Hörnell, conductor

Previous Festival Songs:

Latvia: Pūt vejini (Riga 1995) Folksong, Arr: Jurjanu Andreju
Romans Vanags, conductor

Sweden: Uti i vår hage (Gotland 1997) Folksong from Gotland, Arr. Hugo Alfvén
Christina Hörnell, conductor

Norway: Brureslått frå Øre (Skien 2000) Folksong, Arr: Henning Sommerro
Jon Blichfeldt, conductor

Lithuania: Tris dienas (Klaipeda 2002) Folksong, Arr: Juozas Tallat-Kelpsa
Regina Maleckaite, conductor

Estonia: Laul Põhjamaast (Tartu 2008) Ülo Vinter, text: Enn Vetemaa
Aarne Saluveer, conductor