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In honorem maris

16.6.2022 @ 19:00 - 21:00

Tapahtuman kuva

In honour of the sea, we shall hear words of wisdom, whalesong and beautiful classics. Every one of us can help to protect the Finnish Archipelago Sea in our own way.

George Crumb: Vox Balaenae (Whalesong)

Patrick Gallois, flute
Young Song, cello
Juhani Lagerspetz, piano

Speech to the Unique Archipelago Sea of Finland

Spouse of the President of the Republic of Finland Jenni Haukio

Claude Debussy: En bateau (In a Boat)

Laura Hynninen, harp

Camille Saint-Saëns: Swan

Arto Noras, cello
Laura Hynninen, harp

Aulis Sallinen: The Sea of Peace, Op. 108

Michel Lethiec, clarinet
Mihaela Martin, violin
Ilari Angervo, viola
Niklas Schmidt, cello

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Franz Schubert: Piano Quintet in A major, D. 667

Ralf Gothoni, piano
Elina Vähälä, violin
Hartmut Rohde, viola
Frans Helmerson, cello
Teemu Kauppinen, double bass

 

The concert will be about two hours in duration. Tickets 49 € / 30 €. Owner-customers of Turku Region Cooperative Bank may claim a 20 % discount on tickets for this concert. No more than two tickets per concert. Available from OP Mobile and the lippu.fi ticket outlet (not R-kiosks).

 

Turku Region Cooperative Bank is a partner in this concert production.

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Information

Date:
16.6.2022

Time:
19:00

Event location

Naantali Church

Nunnakatu 1
Naantali

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The event's artists

Private: Patrick Gallois

 French flautist Patrick Gallois has enjoyed a successful international career as both a soloist and conductor. He is a regular guest soloist with major orchestras and chamber music festivals in Europe and the Far East.

Private: Laura Hynninen

 Harpist Laura Hynninen has performed as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestral harpist since the 1990s. She has appeared as a soloist and chamber musician throughout Europe, the USA and Japan.

Arto Noras

 Arto Noras is a contemporary giant of cello art. After studying under Yrjö Selin at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and Paul Tortelier in Paris, his success at the 1966 Moscow Tchaikovsky Competition marked the start of a notable international career.

Ralf Gothóni

 The career of Ralf Gothóni as a pianist, chamber musician and conductor has taken him around the entire globe. He is renowned as a musician who stresses a comprehensive approach to his craft. Gothóni has premiered more than a dozen piano concertos and worked with more than 100 international recording labels.

Private: Young Song

 One of Korea’s most sought-after cellists, Young Song combines perfect technique with warm sensitivity. He has performed as a soloist to critical acclaim with several orchestras, and has toured the world extensively as a chamber musician.

Private: Juhani Lagerspetz

 The distinguished pianist Juhani Lagerspetz is a much-loved orchestral soloist and recitalist who has performed not only in Finland, but also in several European countries, Russia, Japan, the USA, South Korea, Chile and Brazil. He has enjoyed success in both Finnish and international piano competitions.

Private: Laura Hynninen

 Harpist Laura Hynninen has performed as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestral harpist since the 1990s. She has appeared as a soloist and chamber musician throughout Europe, the USA and Japan.

Private: Michel Lethiec

 Michel Lethiec is one of the world’s leading clarinettists of his generation. He has performed extensively as a soloist and chamber musician, and is also dedicated to teaching. Lethiec has performed a wealth of contemporary compositions and premiered works by numerous composers.

Elina Vähälä

 Elina Vähälä is among the most sought-after Finnish violinists in the international music scene. Her sound and virtuosity win praise from music critics around the world and her playing has been praised as dazzling, sensitive and brilliant.

Private: Hartmut Rohde

 Hartmut Rohde is one of Europe’s leading violists. Tours as a soloist and together with chamber ensembles have taken him around Europe and also to performance venues in the USA, Canada, Australia, the Far East and Russia. He has served as a professor at the Berlin University of the Arts since 1993.

Private: Niklas Schmidt

 Cellist Niklas Schmidt has performed actively as a soloist, for example at various chamber music events. Since 1987 he has served as Professor of Cello and Chamber Music at Hamburg University of Music and Theatre. He also regularly teaches master classes around the world.

Private: Teemu Kauppinen

 Double bassist Teemu Kauppinen is a regular member of the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra and has served with many orchestras in Finland and abroad. He is also a sought-after and active chamber musician.

Private: Mihaela Martin

 Romanian-born Mihaela Martin is one of the most masterful violin virtuosos of her generation.

Private: Frans Helmerson

 Frans Helmerson is a Swedish cellist, conductor and music pedagogue. He has served as a professor at the Universities of Music in Cologne, Oslo, Stockholm, Madrid, Berlin and Frankfurt.

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