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New underground – The rebirth of the Helsinki—St. Petersburg connection

by Sami Hyrskylahti15 Dec 1999

Before the great October Revolution in 1917, the cultural contacts between Helsinki and St. Petersburg were amazingly strong and lively. St. Petersburg was the political and,...

The road to St. Petersburg

by Antti Häyrynen01 Dec 1999

The founding of the city of St. Petersburg in 1703 meant the birth of a new orientation, a source of innovative ideas and of growth potential...

Ernest Pingoud shapes the future

by Erkki Salmenhaara01 Dec 1999

The Russian-born composer Ernest Pingoud (1887–1942) emigrated to Finland to escape the revolution in 1918 and spent most of his working life there. He became one...

Music invades the silver screen

by Harri Kuusisaari01 Sep 1999

Finnish cinema is enjoying a major boom: the higher degree of professionalism and the growing rate of new releases are paying dividends in bigger box-office figures....

Facts about Finnish music life

by Kai Amberla01 Sep 1999

Finnish arts policy attracts attention and interest internationally because of its remarkable results. Per capita, Finland has produced an astounding number of world-class conductors, composers and...

Good music education produces lifelong music-lovers

by Anu Karlson01 Sep 1999

Finland prides itself on being an exemplary country as regards its music education. Foreigners sigh with envy on hearing about our unique music institute system covering...

Anssi Karttunen: Discovering the music around myself

by Anssi Karttunen15 Jun 1999

The Finnish cellist Anssi Karttunen is equally at home in a Romantic concerto as in music of the Baroque or the present day. When this article...

Composers and kids

by Jyrki Linjama01 Jun 1999

In a book entitled Mielen maisemat ja musiikki (Landscapes of the Mind and Music) Kari Kurkela addresses the problems encountered by the child in learning to...

Aulis Sallinen, strong and simple

by Martin Anderson01 Jun 1999

"You are born with a dramatic pulse, with dramatic thinking, and that's that. I've written now about two-thirds, so I call it a marathon," says composer...

Musical Progress

by Ernest Pingoud02 Mar 1999

The following article was published in an anthology of Ernest Pingoud’s writings collectively entitled “The Progress of Art” (Taiteen edistys), edited by Kalevi Aho in 1995....

Sibelius - the View from the Podium

by Vesa Sirén01 Mar 1999

Paavo Berglund, Jukka-Pekka Saraste, Osmo Vänskä, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Sir Colin Davis, Sir Simon Rattle, and Neeme Järvi are today's great Sibelius conductors, carrying on a tradition...

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