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FMQ 2/2012
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Music competitions – why?
Music competitions – why?
Pianist and piano teacher Matti Raekallio reflects in the FMQ issue 2/2012 on the International Maj Lind Piano Competition 2012, held in Helsinki, where he will be a jury member.
Matti Raekallio
December 6, 2012
Features
Germany adores Iiro Rantala
Germany adores Iiro Rantala
Iiro Rantala led Finland’s most popular jazz combo for almost two decades. Trio Töykeät is history, but the pianist’s solo album Lost Heroes gave his career a new boost.
Mika Kauhanen
January 8, 1985
Features
Pounding the keys
Pounding the keys
The role of keyboards in folk music has changed over the last few decades. The folk musicians of today really like to manhandle the traditional harmonium and the piano has finally made an entrance as an instrument for playing folk music. More and more keyboard players are stepping out as soloists.
Riikka Hiltunen
January 8, 1985
Features
The uncomfortable tales of Hofmann
The uncomfortable tales of Hofmann
Heinz-Juhani Hofmann has attracted attention with vocal works addressing troublesome subjects. His no-holds-barred naturalism relishes contrasts and extremities.
Karoliina Vesa
January 8, 1985