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Outdoor Concert at Kultaranta

17.6.2022 @ 16:00 - 17:00

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The popular outdoor concerts at Kultaranta will continue with a programme of music on the themes of nature and animals. Kultaranta will provide the setting for a Nature Trail from the a capella group Club For Five, and the much loved Saint-Saëns suite The Carnival of the Animals narrated by Seela Sella.

On a Nature Trail Songs about nature and inspired by nature.

Club For Five

Camille Saint-Saëns: The Carnival of the Animals

Seela Sella, narrator

Elina Vähälä, violin
Tami Pohjola, violin
Ilari Angervo, viola
Arto Noras, cello
Teemu Kauppinen, double bass
Patrick Gallois, flute
Michel Lethiec, clarinet
Joonas Pohjonen, piano
Mikael Kemppainen, piano
Ari-Pekka Mäenpää, xylofon
Oona Noras, swan

The concert will be about one hour in duration, no intermission. In case of poor weather, the concert will be held in Naantali Church. Tickets 42 €

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Date:
17.6.2022

Time:
16:00

Event location

Kultaranta

Kordelininkatu
Naantali

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The event's artists

Private: Club For Five

 Club For Five is Finland's most popular a cappella vocal ensemble. Club For Five has captivated audiences since 2000 with supreme expertise both at home and abroad.

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.

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: 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.

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: Joonas Pohjonen

 Pianist Joonas Pohjonen won the Maj Lind Piano Competition in 1997. He has performed in Finland as a soloist with several orchestras and given recitals in Finland and abroad.

Private: Seela Sella

 Seela Sella is a Finnish actress. In career spanning more than half a century, she has performed at theatres all over Finland and starred in numerous films and television series. She was awarded the Pro Finlandia Medal in 1993.

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: Tami Pohjola

 Violinist Tami Pohjola, despite her youth, has performed all over Europe and win several national and international competitions.

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