Barokkikuopio 2025
jubilation/declaration
All concerts last about an hour with no intermission, unless mentioned otherwise in the concert description.
Tickets, programs, program books and support memberships can be purchased from the BarokkiKuopio online store and ticket salespoints (open 30 minutes before the concerts at concert venues). You can collect your online tickets at any ticket salespoint by showing your electronic receipt.
Tickets, programs, program books and support memberships can be purchased from the BarokkiKuopio online store and ticket salespoints (open 30 minutes before the concerts at concert venues). You can collect your online tickets at any ticket salespoint by showing your electronic receipt.
opening fanfare
wed, July 16th, 1:30 PM
siskontyttö stage, kuopio market square
Free entrance
Celebratory opening of the festival at the Siskontyttö stage of the Kuopio market square.
The event is accessible.
Celebratory opening of the festival at the Siskontyttö stage of the Kuopio market square.
The event is accessible.
coffee concert
Wed, July 16th, 2:00 PM
Ramin konditoria, Puijonkatu 23
Free entrance, program sheet 10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
BarokkiKuopio kicks off with the traditional coffee concert of the Kuopio Chamber Music Society KuKaMus ry . Program consists of celebratory music for flute and bandoneon. The coffee shop’s delicious cakes and other baked goods are available for getting into a party mood.
Teea Karttunen, huilu
Henrik Sandås, bandoneon
The event is accessible.
BarokkiKuopio kicks off with the traditional coffee concert of the Kuopio Chamber Music Society KuKaMus ry . Program consists of celebratory music for flute and bandoneon. The coffee shop’s delicious cakes and other baked goods are available for getting into a party mood.
Teea Karttunen, huilu
Henrik Sandås, bandoneon
The event is accessible.
café barock at salacavala
Wed, July 16th, 4:30 PM
salacavala restaurant, kauppakatu 16
Free entrance
From afternoon coffee to afterwork at the SalaCavala restaurant! Concert by the luminous duo Anni Elonen & Hanna Haapamäki, who can also be heard at the Don Quijote children's concert on Thursday!
Hanna Haapamäki, recorder & traverso
Anni Elonen, violin
Café Barock
The event is accessible.
From afternoon coffee to afterwork at the SalaCavala restaurant! Concert by the luminous duo Anni Elonen & Hanna Haapamäki, who can also be heard at the Don Quijote children's concert on Thursday!
Hanna Haapamäki, recorder & traverso
Anni Elonen, violin
Café Barock
The event is accessible.
EVENING CLUB
WED, JULY 16TH, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
PANNUHUONE GUST. RANIN, KAUPPAKATU 25
Free entrance, voluntary support fee 10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
The festival’s traditional Evening Club is always a party, so now it’s time to step up the game! Rock band Tavallinen peili will play the best party anthems from the 15th to the 21st century: a joyous mix of Andante Festivo, Celebration, Get the Party Started and Let’s Dance. The club is opened by the BarokkiKuopio House Band.
Tavallinen peili:
Juho Eerola, vocals
Matias Häkkinen, electric harpsichord
Tatu Ahola, baroque cello
Antti Salovaara, baroque bassoon
Petri Arvo, electric recorder
The event is non-accessible.
The festival’s traditional Evening Club is always a party, so now it’s time to step up the game! Rock band Tavallinen peili will play the best party anthems from the 15th to the 21st century: a joyous mix of Andante Festivo, Celebration, Get the Party Started and Let’s Dance. The club is opened by the BarokkiKuopio House Band.
Tavallinen peili:
Juho Eerola, vocals
Matias Häkkinen, electric harpsichord
Tatu Ahola, baroque cello
Antti Salovaara, baroque bassoon
Petri Arvo, electric recorder
The event is non-accessible.
children's concert: don quijote
Thu, July 17th, 11:30 am and 1:00 PM
postitalo, museokatu 4
Free entrance, duration appr. 30min
Don Quijote is a musical storytime performance that consists of stories from the 17th century novel by Miguel de Cervantes. Don Quijote has read too much chivalric romance and gets lost in his imaginary world, getting himself and his servant Sancho Panza in the most bizarre adventures. Finally, with a little help from Sancho and his friends he gets back to his senses, and reminds everyone to enjoy their imaginary games with a hint of sensibility. The music consists of Baroque compositions by Telemann, de Boismortier, Conti, and Lully.
Hanna Haapamäki (recorders, traverso, pecussion)
Anni Elonen (baroque violin, mandolin)
The event is accessible, more information at Postitalo's website.
Don Quijote is a musical storytime performance that consists of stories from the 17th century novel by Miguel de Cervantes. Don Quijote has read too much chivalric romance and gets lost in his imaginary world, getting himself and his servant Sancho Panza in the most bizarre adventures. Finally, with a little help from Sancho and his friends he gets back to his senses, and reminds everyone to enjoy their imaginary games with a hint of sensibility. The music consists of Baroque compositions by Telemann, de Boismortier, Conti, and Lully.
Hanna Haapamäki (recorders, traverso, pecussion)
Anni Elonen (baroque violin, mandolin)
The event is accessible, more information at Postitalo's website.
young artists of the year: roman upon a ground
thu, July 17th, 1:00 PM
puijo church, taivaanpankontie 3
Free entrance, program sheet 20/10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
BarokkiKuopio Young Artists of the Year presents a concert curated by the Slovenian flautist Marjana Jocif. Flute sonatas by Johan Helmich Roman (an 18th century composer of Finnish origins) are combined with pieces from various popular collections of the Baroque period, such as Division Flute by John Walsh, Il trattado de glosas by Diego Ortiz, and Pièces de viole, Livre II by M. Marais. The pieces are diminutions, ornamented and augmented versions of popular themes, based on grounds, repetitive bass ostinatos and chord progressions. Much like the twelve-bar blues, open for jamming upon, the ground can be seen as a well-known foundation for creating new music either by composition or improvisation.
BarokkiKuopio Young Artists of the Year:
Marjana Jocif, recorder
Jasper Koekoek, harpsichord
Teuvo Taimioja, baroque guitar and teorbi
The event is accessible, more information at Puijo Church's website.
BarokkiKuopio Young Artists of the Year presents a concert curated by the Slovenian flautist Marjana Jocif. Flute sonatas by Johan Helmich Roman (an 18th century composer of Finnish origins) are combined with pieces from various popular collections of the Baroque period, such as Division Flute by John Walsh, Il trattado de glosas by Diego Ortiz, and Pièces de viole, Livre II by M. Marais. The pieces are diminutions, ornamented and augmented versions of popular themes, based on grounds, repetitive bass ostinatos and chord progressions. Much like the twelve-bar blues, open for jamming upon, the ground can be seen as a well-known foundation for creating new music either by composition or improvisation.
BarokkiKuopio Young Artists of the Year:
Marjana Jocif, recorder
Jasper Koekoek, harpsichord
Teuvo Taimioja, baroque guitar and teorbi
The event is accessible, more information at Puijo Church's website.
basking in bach's brilliance
thu, July 17th, 3:00 PM
St. John's Church, Ampujanpolku 2
Free entrance, program sheet 20/10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the city of Kuopio, the festival hosts a large number of local musicians! The city orchestra’s violinist Lev Berkovskiy and the Sibelius Academy’s organ teacher Irina Ala-Opas celebrate the timeless polyphonic beauty of Bach’s compositions in the luminous ambience of the St. John’s Church. Lev will perform with the rare historic instrument violoncello da spalla, which is a perfect match for Bach’s sonatas in its enchanting sound and agility.
Lev Berkovskiy, violoncello da spalla
Irina Ala-Opas, organ
The event is accessible, more information at St. John's Church's website.
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the city of Kuopio, the festival hosts a large number of local musicians! The city orchestra’s violinist Lev Berkovskiy and the Sibelius Academy’s organ teacher Irina Ala-Opas celebrate the timeless polyphonic beauty of Bach’s compositions in the luminous ambience of the St. John’s Church. Lev will perform with the rare historic instrument violoncello da spalla, which is a perfect match for Bach’s sonatas in its enchanting sound and agility.
Lev Berkovskiy, violoncello da spalla
Irina Ala-Opas, organ
The event is accessible, more information at St. John's Church's website.
festival of the planets
thu, July 17th, 8 PM
kuopio cathedral, vuorikatu 15
The concert is part of the Kuopio Cathedral’s ’Music for a Summer Evening’ concert series.
Free entrance
Elector of Saxony, King Augustus II the Strong hosted a wedding party for his heir Augustus III in Dresden in 1719. The wedding ceremony was held in Vienna, home of the bride Maria Josepha, with music from Antonio Caldara among others. From Vienna the wedding party travelled to Dresden on ships where live musicians were hired to entertain the travellers, such as the lutist Sylvius Leopold Weiss. At their destination the wedding was celebrated for almost a month, with guests such as Georg Philipp Telemann and Georg Friedrich Händel. The party included daily performances of instrumental music and operas from various composers, all combined with the theme of planets and their corresponding gods (eg. Mars - the god of war). This is why the event is known as the Festival of the Planets. We welcome you on this journey from Austria to Germany with the top composers of their time!
Tatu Ahola, baroque cello
Lassi Kari, violone
Mikko Ikäheimo, lute
Petri Arvo, baroque bassoon and recorders
Matias Häkkinen, harpsichord
The event is accessible, more information at Kuopio Cathedral's website.
Free entrance
Elector of Saxony, King Augustus II the Strong hosted a wedding party for his heir Augustus III in Dresden in 1719. The wedding ceremony was held in Vienna, home of the bride Maria Josepha, with music from Antonio Caldara among others. From Vienna the wedding party travelled to Dresden on ships where live musicians were hired to entertain the travellers, such as the lutist Sylvius Leopold Weiss. At their destination the wedding was celebrated for almost a month, with guests such as Georg Philipp Telemann and Georg Friedrich Händel. The party included daily performances of instrumental music and operas from various composers, all combined with the theme of planets and their corresponding gods (eg. Mars - the god of war). This is why the event is known as the Festival of the Planets. We welcome you on this journey from Austria to Germany with the top composers of their time!
Tatu Ahola, baroque cello
Lassi Kari, violone
Mikko Ikäheimo, lute
Petri Arvo, baroque bassoon and recorders
Matias Häkkinen, harpsichord
The event is accessible, more information at Kuopio Cathedral's website.
musical cruise: a party offshore
fri, July 18th, 1:30 PM
bellanranta, siikaranta 9
STEAMSHIP S/S HEINÄVESI
The event is organized with the cruising company Saimaan Laivamatkat.
Tickets: Adults 30 € | Children (4–12 years.) 12 € | Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children) 70 €
Please note! The event is not included in the BarokkiKuopio festival pass, and the tickets are not for sale at the festival’s online store. Tickets for the cruise can be bought directly from the cruising company's website. Click the link ’Kesäpäivän risteilyt Kallavedelle Kuopion Bellanrannasta’ and select a cruise for Friday Jul 18th at 13.30 from Bellanranta.
Enjoy a relaxing cruise and the beautiful scenery of the Kallavesi lake on a real steamship! The calming atmosphere of water and nature is perfected by live music by the musicians of BarokkiKuopio.
More information of the cruise at https://saimaanlaivamatkat.fi/risteilyt-kuopio/
Entrance to the event is accessible. Restroom facilities are non-accessible.
The event is organized with the cruising company Saimaan Laivamatkat.
Tickets: Adults 30 € | Children (4–12 years.) 12 € | Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children) 70 €
Please note! The event is not included in the BarokkiKuopio festival pass, and the tickets are not for sale at the festival’s online store. Tickets for the cruise can be bought directly from the cruising company's website. Click the link ’Kesäpäivän risteilyt Kallavedelle Kuopion Bellanrannasta’ and select a cruise for Friday Jul 18th at 13.30 from Bellanranta.
Enjoy a relaxing cruise and the beautiful scenery of the Kallavesi lake on a real steamship! The calming atmosphere of water and nature is perfected by live music by the musicians of BarokkiKuopio.
More information of the cruise at https://saimaanlaivamatkat.fi/risteilyt-kuopio/
Entrance to the event is accessible. Restroom facilities are non-accessible.
meditation on bach
fri, July 18th, 5:00 pM
kuopio town hall, tulliportinkatu 31
Tickets 20/10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
Take a breath and find your resting pulse amidst all the festivities at Hanna Pakkala’s moving solo concert, a flowing stream of Johann Sebastian Bach’s meditative music. Let your mind rest upon the warm sound of the viola and let it take you to another world, far from everyday life and the noise of the party.
Hanna Pakkala, baroque viola
The event is accessible. Kindly confirm accessible entrance from the senior attendant, more information at Town Hall's website.
Take a breath and find your resting pulse amidst all the festivities at Hanna Pakkala’s moving solo concert, a flowing stream of Johann Sebastian Bach’s meditative music. Let your mind rest upon the warm sound of the viola and let it take you to another world, far from everyday life and the noise of the party.
Hanna Pakkala, baroque viola
The event is accessible. Kindly confirm accessible entrance from the senior attendant, more information at Town Hall's website.
cosmopolitan festivities
FRI, JULY 18TH, 7:00 PM
KUOPIO TOWN HALL, TULLIPORTINKATU 31
Tickets 20/10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
Throughout history, artists have been enthusiastic travellers and cultural tourists. Many of the composers and musiciand of the 17th and 18th century actively travelled around Europe, exchanging new trends and seeking inspiration from other countries’ musical styles. Royal courts and cities hired musicians to perform at various occasions, and a hint of international influence was always especially exciting and fashionable. The concert program revolves around the music of various cosmopolitans, especially Giovanni Benedetto Platti (1697– 1763) and Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello (1690– 1758), who both originated from Italy and made their career in Germany. Despite their similar origins, they ended up building quite different musical palettes: while Brescianello’s music has elements of Italian liveliness, German polyphony and French elegance, Platti’s music is a combination of hearty Italian roots and a glimpse of the galant Empfindsamer Stil of the German Late Baroque era.
Katariina Malmberg, baroque oboe
Kaisa Ruotsalainen, baroque violin
Anna Pulakka, baroque cello
Sanni Antikainen, harpsichord
The event is accessible. Kindly confirm accessible entrance from the senior attendant, more information at Town Hall's website.
Throughout history, artists have been enthusiastic travellers and cultural tourists. Many of the composers and musiciand of the 17th and 18th century actively travelled around Europe, exchanging new trends and seeking inspiration from other countries’ musical styles. Royal courts and cities hired musicians to perform at various occasions, and a hint of international influence was always especially exciting and fashionable. The concert program revolves around the music of various cosmopolitans, especially Giovanni Benedetto Platti (1697– 1763) and Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello (1690– 1758), who both originated from Italy and made their career in Germany. Despite their similar origins, they ended up building quite different musical palettes: while Brescianello’s music has elements of Italian liveliness, German polyphony and French elegance, Platti’s music is a combination of hearty Italian roots and a glimpse of the galant Empfindsamer Stil of the German Late Baroque era.
Katariina Malmberg, baroque oboe
Kaisa Ruotsalainen, baroque violin
Anna Pulakka, baroque cello
Sanni Antikainen, harpsichord
The event is accessible. Kindly confirm accessible entrance from the senior attendant, more information at Town Hall's website.
garden party
sat, JULY 19TH, 12:00-1:00 PM
vb photography center backyard, kuninkaankatu 14-16
Free entrance to the outdoor event
Entrance fee to the exhibition at VB Photography Center 16/8 €, more information at www.vb-valokuvakeskus.fi
BarokkiKuopio returns to the backyard of the VB Photography Center and throws a garden party! Napkins will fly in the wind, wasps will buzz around the food and eventually it will start to rain, but we’re not going to let that stop us! Our BarokkiKuopio artists will create a perfect summer day’s atmosphere with music that twinkles like fairy lights and smells of sugary treats.
The event is accessible. More information about the accessibility of the VB Photography Center’s exhibition at VB's website.
Entrance fee to the exhibition at VB Photography Center 16/8 €, more information at www.vb-valokuvakeskus.fi
BarokkiKuopio returns to the backyard of the VB Photography Center and throws a garden party! Napkins will fly in the wind, wasps will buzz around the food and eventually it will start to rain, but we’re not going to let that stop us! Our BarokkiKuopio artists will create a perfect summer day’s atmosphere with music that twinkles like fairy lights and smells of sugary treats.
The event is accessible. More information about the accessibility of the VB Photography Center’s exhibition at VB's website.
echoes from the karelian holy days
SAT, JULY 19TH, 3:00 PM
orthodox church museum riisa, karjalankatu 1
Free entrance, outdoor concert at the bells of the museum. In case of rain the concert will be moved indoors.
Entrance fee to the museum's exhibition 10 / 8 €, more information at www.riisa.fi
For centuries, bells have been an essential part of ecclesiastical rituals: holy days, weddings, public announcements, and ceremonies of both new beginnings and mourning. To honor BarokkiKuopio’s anniversary we will present a rare combination: richly toned Orthodox church bells and the Finnish traditional instrument jouhikko. The concert celebrates this enchanting soundscape while investigating the interaction and influences of the Karelian folk music tradition and Orthodox music. Karelian jouhikko players of the 19th century were surrounded by Orthodox culture while they travelled between cities and villages to play at dance events of the common. Vladimir Belov, a percussionist specialized in bells, and the jouhikko virtuoso Ilkka Heinonen perform a concert of both traditional music and improvisation, contemplating the impact of church bells and religious melodies on the travelling jouhikko player’s style. Could spiritual songs find their way into this mundane, if not profane instrument?
Ilkka Heinonen, jouhikko
Vladimir Belov, bells
The event is accessible. Note! Limited amount of seats available, kindly prepare to enjoy the concert standing.
Entrance fee to the museum's exhibition 10 / 8 €, more information at www.riisa.fi
For centuries, bells have been an essential part of ecclesiastical rituals: holy days, weddings, public announcements, and ceremonies of both new beginnings and mourning. To honor BarokkiKuopio’s anniversary we will present a rare combination: richly toned Orthodox church bells and the Finnish traditional instrument jouhikko. The concert celebrates this enchanting soundscape while investigating the interaction and influences of the Karelian folk music tradition and Orthodox music. Karelian jouhikko players of the 19th century were surrounded by Orthodox culture while they travelled between cities and villages to play at dance events of the common. Vladimir Belov, a percussionist specialized in bells, and the jouhikko virtuoso Ilkka Heinonen perform a concert of both traditional music and improvisation, contemplating the impact of church bells and religious melodies on the travelling jouhikko player’s style. Could spiritual songs find their way into this mundane, if not profane instrument?
Ilkka Heinonen, jouhikko
Vladimir Belov, bells
The event is accessible. Note! Limited amount of seats available, kindly prepare to enjoy the concert standing.
flos
SAT, JULY 19TH, 7:00 PM
kulttuuriareena 44, kauppakatu 44
Tickets 20/10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
FLOS is an interdisciplinary concert concept, brought to life by Aino Peltomaa‘s Ensemble Gamut! in collaboration with visual artist Vappu Rossi and sound artist Tuomas Norvio. The theme of the performance centers on endangered flower species from the Arctic. Vappu Rossi creates large-scale, live-drawn artworks inspired by the flowers and Ensemble Gamut!’s music. Sound artist Tuomas Norvio produces real-time sound from Rossi’s drawing tools, giving the emerging forms of the flowers an audible presence for the audience. Thus, endangered or already extinct arctic flowers appear to come to life in real time, surrounding the audience, intertwining with the musical soundscape of voice, harp, bells, Karelian bowed lyres, medieval blockflutes and electronic soundscapes. The project explores the boundary between living and non-living, what is alive and what is already extinct. In addition to medieval flower-themed melodies, Aino Peltomaa’s own compositions and lyrics about endangered arctic flowers bridge the material together, echoing the immaterial epochs of our environment, our home. Already lost, rediscovered. Destroyed, vanished, rescued.
Aino Peltomaa, vocals, hapr, percussion, production
Ilkka Heinonen, jouhikko, electronics, vocals
Juho Myllylä, recorder, electronics, vocals
Tuomas Norvio, live electronics
Vappu Rossi, drawings
Ensemble Gamut!
Ensemble Gamut! on YouTube
The event is accessible.
FLOS is an interdisciplinary concert concept, brought to life by Aino Peltomaa‘s Ensemble Gamut! in collaboration with visual artist Vappu Rossi and sound artist Tuomas Norvio. The theme of the performance centers on endangered flower species from the Arctic. Vappu Rossi creates large-scale, live-drawn artworks inspired by the flowers and Ensemble Gamut!’s music. Sound artist Tuomas Norvio produces real-time sound from Rossi’s drawing tools, giving the emerging forms of the flowers an audible presence for the audience. Thus, endangered or already extinct arctic flowers appear to come to life in real time, surrounding the audience, intertwining with the musical soundscape of voice, harp, bells, Karelian bowed lyres, medieval blockflutes and electronic soundscapes. The project explores the boundary between living and non-living, what is alive and what is already extinct. In addition to medieval flower-themed melodies, Aino Peltomaa’s own compositions and lyrics about endangered arctic flowers bridge the material together, echoing the immaterial epochs of our environment, our home. Already lost, rediscovered. Destroyed, vanished, rescued.
Aino Peltomaa, vocals, hapr, percussion, production
Ilkka Heinonen, jouhikko, electronics, vocals
Juho Myllylä, recorder, electronics, vocals
Tuomas Norvio, live electronics
Vappu Rossi, drawings
Ensemble Gamut!
Ensemble Gamut! on YouTube
The event is accessible.
sunday service with baroque music
Sun, JULY 20TH, 10:00 aM
kuopio cathedral, vuorikatu 15
Free entrance, program sheet 20/10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
Sunday service accompanied by the musicians of BarokkiKuopio.
The event is accessible, more information at Kuopio Cathedral's website.
Sunday service accompanied by the musicians of BarokkiKuopio.
The event is accessible, more information at Kuopio Cathedral's website.
celebrate this festival
SUN, JULY 20TH, 3:00 pM
KUOPIO CATHEDRAL, VUORIKATU 15
Free entrance, program sheet 20/10 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.barokkikuopio.com
BarokkiKuopio’s favorite orchestra Ensemble Nylandia brings the party to the festival’s final concert with a special program and line-up: coronation music by Purcell and Händel complemented by a vocal consort and the trumpet, the most festive of instruments!
Coronation anthems were written to accompany lengthy coronation ceremonies of monarchs. After receiving English nationality, Händel wrote four anthems for the coronation of George II, where the king and queen are recognized as sovereign rulers in the eyes of the people and God. The anthems celebrate the new monarch, but also declare political and ecclesiastical power. With his compositions, Händel pledged his allegiance and also presented his skill of adopting the core of the English anthem, coined by Purcell and others: simultaneously grandiose and simple music for public spectacles.
In addition to the anthems, Bach Collegium Helsinki will participate with celebratory music by Johann Sebastian Bach. As a counterpoint to all the extroverted declaration we will also enjoy the meditative atmosphere of the Estonian master Arvo Pärt in honor of his 90th anniversary.
Purcell - Händel - Bach - Pärt
Pawel Hulisz, baroque trumpet
Ensemble Nylandia
Bach Collegium Helsinki
Conducted by Matias Häkkinen
The event is accessible, more information at Kuopio Cathedral's website.
BarokkiKuopio’s favorite orchestra Ensemble Nylandia brings the party to the festival’s final concert with a special program and line-up: coronation music by Purcell and Händel complemented by a vocal consort and the trumpet, the most festive of instruments!
Coronation anthems were written to accompany lengthy coronation ceremonies of monarchs. After receiving English nationality, Händel wrote four anthems for the coronation of George II, where the king and queen are recognized as sovereign rulers in the eyes of the people and God. The anthems celebrate the new monarch, but also declare political and ecclesiastical power. With his compositions, Händel pledged his allegiance and also presented his skill of adopting the core of the English anthem, coined by Purcell and others: simultaneously grandiose and simple music for public spectacles.
In addition to the anthems, Bach Collegium Helsinki will participate with celebratory music by Johann Sebastian Bach. As a counterpoint to all the extroverted declaration we will also enjoy the meditative atmosphere of the Estonian master Arvo Pärt in honor of his 90th anniversary.
Purcell - Händel - Bach - Pärt
Pawel Hulisz, baroque trumpet
Ensemble Nylandia
Bach Collegium Helsinki
Conducted by Matias Häkkinen
The event is accessible, more information at Kuopio Cathedral's website.
CELEBRATE THIS FESTIVAL
tue, JULY 22nd, 7:00 PM
suomenlinna church, helsinki
Tickets 20/15 € at the door half an hour prior and online www.ensemblenylandia.info
A repetition of the final concert in the Suomenlinna church in Helsinki.
The event is non-accessible, more information at Helsinki Churches' website.
A repetition of the final concert in the Suomenlinna church in Helsinki.
The event is non-accessible, more information at Helsinki Churches' website.
