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A celebration of historical Finnish women who wrote music, Part 6: Sofie Lithenius

by Nuppu Koivisto25 Sep 2020

Sofie Lithenius (1847–1926) was a prolific and energetic primary school teacher and composer who played a unique role in the history of Finnish vocal music and...

Opus1.fi materials databank: lowering the threshold to composition

by Jyrki Lähteenmäki25 Sep 2020

Composing music is a discipline traditionally veiled in mystery. It is commonly believed that composers are born, not made, or at the very least they must...

Securing a good vibe – or, why it is useful for a band to have its own Occupational Safety and Health Action Plan

by Hanna Isolammi10 Sep 2020

The Helsinki-Cotonou Ensemble has a good vibe, on stage and offstage. This can never be taken for granted, though. Both the band and the cooperative that...

Contemporary music can be political - Cecilia Damström’s Requiem is one of the key works at the Ung Nordisk Musik festival

by Auli Särkiö-Pitkänen20 Aug 2020

The music of Cecilia Damström stems from expressiveness and the desire to make a difference. In music, the tiniest gestures can come across as political statements....

Pioneers of African music in Finland, part 1: Envoys of Afro-pop

by Elina Seye30 Jun 2020

The African music scene in Finland began to evolve in major cities in the 1980s and 1990s, and some of the pioneering musicians who contributed to...

Conductor Klaus Mäkelä: Music that matters

by Andrew Mellor18 Jun 2020

“When the quarantine was in full force, I couldn’t think of a day without music. We were listening to different types of music for maybe five...

Trumpeter Verneri Pohjola: Music giving solace and strength

by Petri Silas18 Jun 2020

Trumpeter Verneri Pohjola has spent this weird spring pretty much the same way as all professional musicians worldwide: Taking part in streamed concerts and honing his...

Chamber music spring: Virtual concerts for employment, hope and communication

by Auli Särkiö-Pitkänen18 Jun 2020

When Finnish symphony orchestras whipped up series of chamber music recitals to fill the vacuum amidst coronavirus restrictions, claims of the inflexibility of these publicly funded...

In a chain of players: Violinist Alina Järvelä

by Amanda Kauranne18 Jun 2020

”During the turning points of my life, music has helped me so that when faced with difficulties, I have been able to direct my thoughts elsewhere...

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Finnish Music Quarterly

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