Kymi Sinfonietta organizes a unique concert, Mozartista Aviciihin, in collaboration with Kotka City Theatre. The versatile program of the concert includes both Mozart's classical productions and the most popular contemporary pop hits from well-known artists such as Ed Sheeran and, of course, Avicii. Kymi Sinfonietta's string quintet and a percussionist will perform at the concert. […]
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Rachmaninov – a composer, first-rate pianist and conductor who ended up emigrating from Russia to the United States. The programme for this concert curated by the leader of our second violins, Sergei Tiutiunik, includes three small-scale works brimming with late-Romantic longing in which the […]
A truly tonic performance by eight of our very own players in a work lasting about an hour
guaranteed to lighten up the dark winter evening.
Ensemble: Players from the Kymi Sinfonietta led by Raymond Cox This inspiring concert of chamber music by our own players comes straight from the heart, from us to you. Our […]
The “Kymi Sinfonietta near you” concerts were a great hit ten years ago, and the time has now come to revive them with special programmes.
The “Kymi Sinfonietta near you” concerts were a great hit ten years ago, and the time has now come to revive them with special programmes.
The “Kymi Sinfonietta near you” concerts were a great hit ten years ago, and the time has now come to revive them with special programmes.
The “Kymi Sinfonietta near you” concerts were a great hit ten years ago, and the time has now come to revive them with special programmes.
This hosted concert is an exciting celebration of 70 years of twinning by the cities of Kotka and Tallinn. We are also delighted to welcome two guests from Estonia: star pianist Johan Randvere, one of his country’s most interesting international young musicians, and Peeter Vähi, the composer of inspiringly exotic and meditative music
Uuno Klami was born 125 years ago this year. Esa Ylönen (piano) and the Kymi Sinfonietta strings conducted by Esa Heikkilä mark the occasion with an illustrated talk tracing the life of the Finnish composer from the Lallukka home for artists to Kujaholm in Virolahti where he spent his summers.