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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...

New winds in Estonian music

by Kalevi Aho01 Dec 1998

Estonia is near Finland, but Estonian and Finnish contemporary music differ considerably from one another. Composer Kalevi Aho has acquainted himself with Estonian music for instance...

Young Beethoven champion, Antti Siirala

by Ainomaija Pennanen01 Dec 1998

Flying home from Vienna in June 1997, Antti Siirala had more than the usual collection of souvenirs in his hand luggage: the promise of a Bösendorfer...

Pioneers and Explorers – Electronic Music in Finland 1958–1998

by Jukka Ruohomäki20 Oct 1998

The history of electronic music in general is yet a short one, and affords an interesting angle on the passing of time. Experiments made 40 or...

Esa-Pekka Salonen, the composer behind the conductor

by Antti Häyrynen01 Sep 1998

"It may sound a bit crazy, but I actually think of myself more as a composer than a conductor. It just so happens that the conducting...

“Can you teach composition… to a Chinaman by phone at 5 am?”

by Paavo Heininen01 Sep 1998

The title would appear to be hooked up to the concept of “music and language”, or even “music as language”. As it happens, this summer I...

In Estonia, music is celebration

by Antti Häyrynen06 Apr 1998

The Estonian song festival is a concept whose history and significance cannot be assessed with conventional artistic criteria. Since the last century, the song festivals organized...

Markus Maskuniitty nurtures the Finnish horn tradition - from Berlin

by Anu Karlson01 Mar 1998

Brass music has its own centres in finland, though they manage to be about as far from each other in east-west terms as the country s...

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Finnish Music Quarterly

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