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In search of the lost light

13.6.2023 @ 19:00 - 21:00

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All the darkness in the world is not enough to extinguish the light of a single candle, and without shadows there would be no light. Sebastian Fagerlund’sdramatic Transient light and Ralf Gothóni’s melodrama, based on a Zen Buddhist story, bring us face to face with age-old questions.Paavali Jumppanen performs Franz Liszt’s most iconic piano work, the Piano Sonata B minor, shich reaches from darkness to light.

Sebastian Fagerlund: Transient Light
Benoit de Barsony, horn
Liza Ferschtman, violin
Amalie Stalheim, cello
Paavali Jumppanen, piano

Franz Liszt: Piano Sonata B minor S. 178
Paavali Jumppanen, piano

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Ralf Gothoni: Der Ochs und sein Hirte
Helena Juntunen, soprano
Zuohan Sun, baritone
Elina Vähälä, violin
Yuval Gotlibovich, viola
Jan-Erik Gustafsson, cello
Amalie Stalheim, cello
Mikael Kemppainen, piano
Ralf Gothoni, conductor

Duration of the concert is appr. 2 hours including an intermission. Tickets 49 / 25€, a 50% discount on regular-priced tickets for students and concertgoers under 18 years of age.
A 20% discount for holders of an S-Etukortti regular customer card. Max. 2 tickets per customer. Please be prepaired to show the card at the door.

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Date:
13.6.2023

Time:
19:00

Event location

Naantali Church

Nunnakatu 1
Naantali

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The event's artists

Private: Benoît de Barsony

 French horn player Benoît de Barsony from France is currently principal at the Orchestre de Paris.

Private: Liza Ferschtman

 Vahvasta musiikillisesta persoonallisuudestaan ​​ja monipuolisuudestaan ​​tunnettu alankomaalainen viulisti Liza Ferschtman on saanut kiitosta mm. The New York Timesissa "soittonsa lasermaisesta intensiteetistä, puhtaudesta ja hienostuneesta kauneudesta".

Private: Amalie Stalheim

 Award winning Norwegian cellist Amalie Stalheim performs actively as a soloist with orchestras and as a chamber musician.

Paavali Jumppanen

 Paavali Jumppanen is one of the most active and internationally successful Finnish pianists of his generation.

Private: Helena Juntunen

 Helena Juntunen is one of Finland’s most dazzling sopranos to have established an international career.

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: Yuval Gotlibovich

 Violist Yuval Gotlibovich is a performer, composer and teacher, whose recordings have received numerous prices.

Private: Jan-Erik Gustafsson

 Sellisti Jan-Erik Gustafsson on tällä hetkellä yksi maailman kysytyimmistä solisteista ja kamarimuusikoista.

Mikael Kemppainen

 Pianist Mikael Kemppainen has won numerous awards in piano and chamber music competitions, including First Prize at the 2001 Jyväskylä Piano Competition. He has thereafter served as a soloist with several orchestras and at festivals.

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.

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