When

The World Premiere of “Sof godt!” for mezzo soprano, baritone and youth orchestra.  Conductor Hannu Norjanen, Aurora Djupsjöbacka mezzo soprano, Roberto Cacciatore baritone.

Second performance of “Sof godt!” for mezzo soprano, baritone and youth orchestra.  Conductor Hannu Norjanen, Aurora Djupsjöbacka mezzo soprano, Roberto Cacciatore baritone.

Helsinki premirere of “Sof godt!” for mezzo soprano, baritone and youth orchestra.  Conductor Hannu Norjanen, Aurora Djupsjöbacka mezzo soprano, Roberto Cacciatore baritone.

My second piano quintet “Aino – Emotions from the Life of Aino Sibelius” will get its Swedish premire in Stockholm. More info coming in September!

Lucrum will get its second performance by Jyväskylä Sinfonia, conducted by students from the conducting class of Ari Rasilainen

Lucrum will get its Finnish premiere by Jyväskylä Sinfonia

My second string quartet “Letters” op.61 is a commission by Daniel Rowland and the Stift Festival 2018 in the Netherlands, and it is dedicated to the Brodsky Quartet, who will premiere the piece. Read more about “Letters” here and about the Stift Festival 2018 here.

Janne Valkeajoki will perform “Shapes”, composed for and dedicated to him, in his solistic debut concert a long side world premieres by Matilda Seppälä and Mikko Nisula and a Finnish premiere by Ville Raasakka. In addition on the program is Accordion Jubilees by Magnus Lindberg and pieces by Rameau.

Tidens ordning to lyrics by Oscar Rossi will be performed by Nicholas Söderlund and Ilkka Paananen.

My second Piano Quintet Aino will get it’s world premiere at the third Kokonainen Festival in Hämeenlinna.

Gävle Symphony Orchestra conducted by Andreas Hanson will give the world premiere of my piece Tundo! at the Royal Swedish Academy of Music.

Conducted by  Christina Hörnell the choir Linköpings Studentsångare will perform At Teasdale’s at the Linköping University gala concert as a part of the Commencement Ceremony.

 The concert is a public event, and tickets can be purchased from promotion@liu.se

Lucrum for symphony orchestra is inspired by the deadly sin Greed. In the concert You will hear each of the seven deadly sins, every sin composed by a different composer. The concert will be played by Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Michael Bartosch.

The choir Linköpings Studentsångare have together with their conductor Christina Hörnell recorded a new album including my piece At Teasdale’s and now it’s out Spotify!

Have a listen!