Helitron is a mixed choir operating in Tallinn and originally set up to cater to employees of Tondi Elektroonika.
Of the employment-related choirs established during Soviet occupation of Estonia, Helitron was one of the most famous ones, and is one of the few ones who have outlived the USSR.
A number of people who participated in the Singing Revolution in musical rôles have at some point in their life been involved with Helitron, as either a singer in it, or as a conductor or arranger.
On 1 May 1975, Helitron was the first choir to perform Mõistatused (Estonian for Puzzles), an orchestral piece based on Estonian folk songs by Ester Mägi.
[2] In 1998–2004, the chief conductor of Helitron was Veronika Portsmuth.