FMQ live streamed defunensemble's concert from the G Livelab, Helsinki, as a 360 degree video.

While climate change is a real concern for us all, there has not been a lot of noise about it on the music front so far....

In many respects, Finland is held up as a paragon of equality. Yet even now in 2018 equality has not been fully attained in the music...

Folk music through a feminist perspective has been a thing in Sweden for several years, but Finland’s first series of feminist folk music concerts is only...

Folk musician, conductor, composer, guitar hero. Jukka Iisakkila has tried all of that – with flying colours. A new feather in his cap is the recent...

The recent immigration wave into Europe has proved that where there is no common language, music and art can provide an important communication avenue between immigrants...

The IWW (Industrial Workers of the World) was an international anarcho-syndicalist union movement, which was founded in 1905 in Chicago. Finns were active in the movement...

Opera is not necessarily the elitist pursuit of only a small city set. Pentti Tynkkynen, a church musician living at idyllic little Punkaharju in Eastern Finland,...

What if the aim of music education was not to focus on producing masters, but to create a lifelong, enthusiastic connection with music, where an essential...