UPCOMING EVENTS
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PAST EVENTS
Professor Martha Muehleisen will perform the US premiere of my violin solo piece Sydänlaulu at a concert the University of Colorado. The concert will be streamed at 7:30 PM Mountain Standard time.
Flutist Freya Frischknecht will play my piece Die Berge for flute and electronics at her recital in Tampere.
The movements I.Min Gud and III. Ty han grep in from my choral suite Min Gud will be performed by the chamber choir Näsi, conducted by Markus Yli-Jokipii.
The live recording of my piece Requiem for our Earth will be broadcast by the Finnish Broadcasting Company. The piece was performed by the sorpanos and altos from Tampere Cappella and Chamber choir Näsi, conducted by Jutta Seppinen at the Ung Nordisk Musik Festival 2020.
The broadcast also contains the works Pétur Eggerts: Echotopoeia. David Tuden: Plumones in Utero. Lauge Dideriksen: It Measures Itself Against the Vertigo Caused by It’s Own Abyss. These works are performed by Tampering Ensemble conducted by Kaapo Ijas.
Link to the broadcast, available for 30 days.
My Piano Quintets Minna and Aino will be presented by TampereRaw at this years edition of Tallinn Music Week 2020.
EDIT: Due to the Coronavirus the event has been moved to the 29th of August 2020.
UNM Finland has chosen Requiem for Our Earth for this years UNM (Young Nordic Music) Festival, taking place in Tampere. The piece will be performed by the sopranos and altos from the choirs Tampere Cappella and Kamarikuoro Näsi conducted by Jutta Seppinen in Pyynikkisali at Tampere Conservatory.
The concert will be live streamed on the website of the UNM Festival.
My newest piano quintet Helene – Nuances from the Life of Helene Schjerfbeck was premiered 7th of August at the Kokonainen Festival and will be radio broadcast by the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE on Wednesday evening on Channel 1.
Performed by the wonderful musicians Heli Haapala (flute/piccolo), Kristiina Salmi (oboe), Pekka Niskanen (clarinet), Jaakko Luoma (bassoon) and Tiina Karakorpi (piano).
The live stream is available for seven days:
Mezzo soprano Monica Groop and pianist Juhani Lagerspetz premiered at Pellinge Festival my new song cycle Framtidens skugga composed to poems by Edith Södergran. Go to the live stream by clicking here.
Mezzo soprano Monica Groop and pianist Juhani Lagerspetz will at Pellinge Festival give the world premiere of my new song cycle Framtidens skugga composed to poems by Edith Södergran.
My third Piano Quintet Helene – Nuances from the Life of Helene Schjerfbeck will get it’s world premiere at the fifth Kokonainen Festival in Janakkala Church and will be live streamed on the festivals own Facebook page.