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Kalevi Aho: a composer of moods

by Kimmo Korhonen13 Mar 1989

"Art should be able to stir us, to wake us from our dreaming and our torpor, so that we should be forced to take a stand...

The Malmstén brothers

by Pekka Gronow31 Jan 1989

America had Bing Crosby, Britain Al Bowlly, France Maurice Chevalier. In the pre-war years, every country had a charming gentleman singer who entertained us on records,...

The road to mental music

by Joonas Kokkonen15 Dec 1988

Each generation of composers, every single composer, has, either deliberately or intuitively, been forced to solve the problems of how to combine the vertical elements of...

The universe within us – focus on the composer Jukka Tiensuu

by Risto Nieminen21 Oct 1987

Jukka Tiensuu – composer, harpsichordist, pianist and musician: “I feel equally at home with music of all periods, and with different musical genres. If you want...

Magnus Lindberg: A voice from the 1980s

by Magnus Lindberg15 Sep 1987

Eversince I became familiar with Stockhausen's tempered tempo scales and the organization of time in his 1950s pieces, the rhythmic element has been assuming an increasingly...

The Story of the Finnish Choir – Social institution and human instrument

by Markku Kilpiö17 Apr 1987

In his article from 1987 Markku Kilpiö takes a look at Finnish choral singing.

Musicologist and humanist Erik Tawaststjerna, the interpreter of Sibelius's inner voices

by Eero Tarasti15 Mar 1987

“. . . seule la métaphore est exacte ... “ (Roland Barthes) Eero Tarasti, successor to Erik Tawaststjerna as professor of music at the University of Helsinki,...

“The calculation of prosesses is a source of inspiration”

by Risto Nieminen16 Aug 1986

Magnus Lindberg, 28, is among the most internationally successful of young Finnish composers. This year his orchestral work KRAFT took 1st prize in the Unesco International...

“Ich habe zu reden. Ich hebe die Hände”

by Lauri Otonkoski16 Aug 1986

Although still only 28, Esa-Pekka Salonen probably needs little introduction for anyone with even a moderate interest in classical music, since he has already gained what...

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Finnish Music Quarterly

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