- His repertoire includes classical compositions for alto saxophone and large amount of music for saxophone quartet. In the field of Jazz he prefers old swing style, etno-jazz and funky-groove.
- He has performed frequently on Festivals of Estonian Music and on Contemporary Music Festival NYYD, performing new works of Estonian composers. He has done first performances of saxophone concertos by Estonian composers Eino Tamberg and Hillar Kareva, both written specially for him.
- He has performed as soloist with Estonian State Symphonic Orchestra, Pärnu City Orchestra, and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra with conductors Neeme Järvi, Peeter Lilje, Vello Pähn, Arvo Volmer and Tarmo Leinatamm.
- He is also active in chamber music, performing with pianists and other ensembles. He belongs to Tallinn Saxophone Quartet, which has given concerts both in Estonia and abroad, including The 11th World Saxophone Congress 1997 in Spain, Valencia; 12th World Saxophone Congress 2000 in Canada, Montreal.

- In 1998 Villu Veski and accordionist Tiit Kalluste initiated duo-project Sounds of the Nordic Islands, which included performances on The 2nd EuroCass Congress in Krakov, Poland (1998), 12th World Saxophone Congress in Montreal, Canada (2000), World EXPO 2000 in Hannover, London Royal Music College (2000), Stockholm Museum of Modern Art (2000), as well as concerts on Faroe Islands, Gotland, Öland, Aland and other Nordic islands, also in Moscow, Vilnius and Riga.

- In the field of Jazz Villu Veski has been the founder and leader of groups Avicenna (1986-1990) and Saxappeal Band (since 1992). He has performed with pianist and singer Sergei Manukjan, singer Debbie Cameron, percussionist Abdissa Assefa, zitar-player Baluji Shrivastav and percussionist Matti Oiling etc.

- He has participated in all Jazz Festivals in Estonia, in many Scandinavian festivals: Pori International Jazz (1988/1999/2001), Bergen Nattjazz (1994), Copenhagen European Cultural Capital "Artgenda '96", as well as in Tbilisi International Jazz Festival (1986), Festival "Ossennije Ritmy" in Leningrad (1990), "Stupenka v Parnass" in Moscow (1990), Adolphe Sax Festival in Dinant, Belgium (1994).

- Villu Veski has been active as composer as well. He has created music for TV-ads, in 1999 he created music for TV-documental "Around the World in 90 Days" with 13 parts, which have been shown on Discovery Travel Channel, BBC/Flextech UK Style and TVF International.

Recordings -
Tallinn Saxophone Quartet LP1989
Sergei Manukjan & Avicenna LP1989
Tallinn Saxophone Quartet plays Bach & Jazz CD1994
Oh, Lady Be Cool, Saxappeal Band CD1994
Sounds of the Nordic Islands,
duo Villu Veski and Tiit Kalluste CD1998
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra
Eino Tamberg/Saxophone Concerto/Villu Veski CD2000
TTU Malechoir/Tallinn Saxophone Quartet CD2000
Sounds of the Nordic Islands II
Villu Veski/Tiit Kalluste 5-tet CD2001

- Tiit Kalluste has performed on all major jazz festivals in Estonia, as well as on Pori International Jazz (1999, Finland), Dahlsbruk Jazz (1996, Finland). With his swing-jazz group "Tiit Kalluste Jump Band" he has performed on many accordion festivals, both in Estonia and abroad.

- In different projects he has played together with such musicians as pianist Mika Pohjola (USA), percussionist Abdissa Assefa (Ethiopia), saxophonist Petras Vyshniauskas (Lithuania), singers Debbie Cameron (Denmark) and Laima Vaikule (Latvia), Marie N (Latvia), mouth-organist and pianist Raimonds Macats (Latvia), percussionist Matti Oiling (Finland), pianist and composer Raimonds Pauls (Latvia) etc.

-In 1998 Tiit Kalluste and saxophonist Villu Veski initiated duo-project Sounds of the Nordic Islands, which included performances on The 2nd EuroCass Congress in Krakov, Poland (1998), 12th World Saxophone Congress in Montreal, Canada (2000), World EXPO 2000 in Hannover, London Royal Music College (2000), Stockholm Museum of Modern Art (2000), European Parliament (2002), as well as concerts on Faroe Islands, Gotland, Öland, Aland and other Nordic islands, also in Buenos Aires, Moscow, Vilnius and Riga.
The music from "Sounds of the Nordic Islands I and II" is used in film "Tallinn-Valga-Tallinn" (ExitFilm) and in documentary "A Journey Trough Estonia" by NDR-channel.

Recordings:
"Steamship Quartet" 1991
"Swing Accordion" 1993
"Pump Jump Fellows" 1998
"Sounds of the Nordic Islands" 1998
"Sounds of the Nordic Islands II" 2002
He has participated on more than 10 albums of other musicians ("Debbie Cameron & Avicenna", "Kiigelaulukuuik", "Yölento", "Üksi", Hüüd ja Hääl" etc.)

The Composer, Producer and Arranger Raimonds Macats was born in 1961.

Raimonds trained at the Latvian Academy of Music as a violoncellist and has repeatedly been an International Contest Laureate.

He has played in bands such as "SIPOLI", " INVERSIJA", " ODIS" as a keyboardist. In 1991 he toured in the USA with "ODIS" and took part in Ramsey Lewis musical program "Black Entertainment Television" in Washington.

Since 1993 Raimonds has worked in Laima Vaikule show group as a musical director.

He plays regularly in Raimonds Pauls show programs and has worked with almost every musician in Latvia.

Raimonds has arranged and produced more than 15 CD's including "Laima" and several Raimonds Pauls and Imants Kalnins projects.

Raimonds Macats is the only musician in Latvia who professionally plays harmonica. He has been touring in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Israel, Germany, USA and Russia.

In 2000 Raimonds founded a contemporary jazz quintet "R.M.B."

Now Raimonds works with well-known Estonian musicians like Villu Veski and Tiit Kalluste and plays harmonica.

The hottest project is coming out soon - Raimonds instrumental CD.

He has worked in Estonian State Symphony Orchestra and in the early music ensemble Hortus Musicus, but his main career has been in many different jazz ensembles and projects (he has made music with Tiit Paulus, Lembit Saarsalu, Tõnu Naissoo, Villu Veski, Tatevik Hovanesjan, Bryan Melvin, Matti Oiling, Tommy Mansikka-Aho and other well known musicians).

He has given concerts in Scandinavian and Central Europan countries and in Canada, also partipated in the Eurovision Song Contest in Norway in 1996.

He has written both songs and instrumental music. This year main events are partipication in the united concert of New York Voices and Estonian Dream Big Band, and concerts with Siiri Sisask and Hüüd&Hääl.