MEET THE ARTISTS: AMONG THE LIVING – AN EVENING WITH MIKKO KUUSTONEN
Kokoushuone Hirvelä, Kuusankoskitalo Kymenlaaksonkatu, SuomiWelcome to meet our artists and creators! Free admission to all events.
Welcome to meet our artists and creators! Free admission to all events.
Continuing in his role as Kymi Sinfonietta’s artistic partner, Jukka Perko joins forces with his friend, singer-songwriter Mikko Kuustonen, to bring Kuustonen’s remarkable body of work to our audiences. At the same time, Kuustonen fulfils a long-held dream of performing as a soloist with a larger orchestral ensemble.
This time, we turn it up loud! Antti Rissanen leads Kymi Sinfonietta into the world of rock together with outstanding soloists Jarkko Ahola and Marika Hölttä.
Welcome to meet our artists and creators! Free admission to all events.
Nathanaël Iselin begins his season as artistic partner of the orchestra in magnificent style with a programme celebrating Baltic Sea Day on 27 August. Curated by Iselin himself, this vibrant concert brings the rich musical heritage of the Baltic Sea region to life through dance rhythms, bird-inspired imagery and the mystique of northern nature.
Welcome to meet our artists and creators! Free admission to all events.
Nathanaël Iselin begins his season as artistic partner of the orchestra in magnificent style with a programme celebrating Baltic Sea Day on 27 August. Curated by Iselin himself, this vibrant concert brings the rich musical heritage of the Baltic Sea region to life through dance rhythms, bird-inspired imagery and the mystique of northern nature.
The programme features Kuustonen’s best-loved songs alongside new material, all arranged in symphonic form.
Kymi Sinfonietta will perform at the Sibelius Music Festival in Loviisa for the first time this year. In keeping with the festival’s theme, the concert draws its colours from nature, especially from the forest.
Welcome to meet our artists and creators! Free admission to all events.
Led by violist Atte Kilpeläinen, this chamber music evening is built around the idea of tribute, bringing together masters from different eras in a carefully crafted musical dialogue. Selected movements from Bach’s The Art of Fugue intertwine naturally with excerpts from Kurtág’s Signs, Games and Messages, including one piece dedicated to Bach himself.