Archives: Tapahtumat

In the evening in Naantali, we will hear Shostakovich’s music, spanning from his student years to the peak of his mature period.

In Naantali’s Moomin World, you can now hear Lauri Porra’s composition The Seasons of Moominvalley, narrated by Alma Pöysti. The concert features the original animation by Carlos da Cruz.

In the Future Stars concert, a diverse selection of works composed by the students of the String Academy over the past year will be performed. On stage, among others, is violinist Lilja Haatainen.

Enchanting forest spirits, dreamy harp melodies, and suppressed heartaches – surrender to the imagination of the French Romantics and witness how fantasy transforms into matter!

What did Bach want to convey? Is there a detailed plan behind it all? The mystery will be explored by the vocal ensemble curated by Tuuli Lindeberg, along with the highly praised violinist Liza Ferschtman, known for her Bach interpretations.

When the top names in folk music and classical string playing in Finland come together, it’s an encounter with the unprecedented!

The magical concert experience by double Emma Award nominee, harpist-composer Laura Hynninen, will take you on a journey into an immersive and touching musical experience.

In a concert radiating French Impressionism and Romanticism, works such as Berlioz’s Summer Nights Op. 7 and the world premiere of a piece by Anna-Mari Kähärä will be featured.

Familiar from children’s programs, Tuomo Rannankari and Anssi Salminen are bringing the “Hey Weather, How’s It Going?” concert in Naantali. concert The concert, consisting of the music of singer-songwriter Tuomo Rannankari, will bring a smile to your face and set a great rhythm for the summer.

The 90th anniversary concert of composer legend Aulis Sallinen is an event with a capital “E”. The evening, filled with requested pieces that have been previously heard in Naantali, culminates in the world premiere of his melodrama Shaka.

Pianists Iiro Rantala & Stadin Stuff, along with singer Johanna Försti, are hosting jam sessions in the style of Stuff and the Gadd Gang.

In the highly anticipated Naantali debut of conductor Hannu Lintu, two Dons come together – the rogue seducer and the knight of a tragic figure. The orchestra for the concert will be Sinfonia Lahti, with soloist Arto Noras.

The opening concert of the Naantali Music Festival radiates with the light of the sun: Haydn’s “Sunrise Quartet” and Tchaikovsky’s “Memories of Florence.” Soprano Tuuli Lindeberg brings her radiant stage charisma to Ottorino Respighi’s “Sunset” melodrama and Eduardo di Capua’s classic tune “O Sole Mio.”

The concert will feature compositions that reflect the absurdity of war, as well as Tartini’s virtuosic Devil’s Trill Sonata.

Musical service of the Naantali parish.

Naantali Museum and Casa Haartman will have lots of fun for children, activities related to life and houses in the past and a nice atmosphere in the museums’ gardens.

At this park festival, the whole family can enjoy music, games, singing, hobby horse riding, balloons, portrait painting and a soft toy clinic. Organized in cooperation with Save the Children Naantali, Naantali Museum and Casa Haartman.

The afternoon concert of Finland’s most internationally successful string quartet Meta4 will feature Beethoven, Haydn and Tarkiainen.

The final concert of the music camp organised in collaboration between the Music Festival and the String Academy.

The concert evening with a Spanish atmosphere will include Fallen Leaves actor Jussi Vatanen.

The concert features compositions by Beethoven, Debussy and Schoenberg that changed the course of musical history.

The afternoon concert will feature pioneering works by Mozart and Schumann, works that immediately left their mark in the history of their form and never left.

The Norwegian Chamber Orchestra, one of the best string orchestras in the world, will visit Naantali with their artistic director Pekka Kuusisto.

The Naantali Music Festival’s international ensemble will perform a collection of the best works by Italian composer Niccolò Paganini.