Kanta-Loimaa Church, Loimaa
Uskela Church, Salo
Turku Cathedral, Turku
Church music week Katedraali soi!
Mass in B Minor
Bach's musical testament
J.S. Bach
Kaisa Ranta, soprano
Essi Luttinen, alto
Aarne Mansikka, tenor
Tomi Punkeri, bass
Key Ensemble
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Salo Adult Education Centre (Loimaa and Salo), Tanssiurheiluseura Swivel (Salo), Dance School Turun Seudun Tanssioppilaitos (Turku)
Jutta Seppinen, conductor
Kannelmäki Church, Helsinki
Mengal!
Music for the natural horn ensemble
Stamitz–Reicha–Duvernoy–Mengal
Finnish Natural Horn Ensemble:
Merituuli Hirvonen, natural horn
Tommi Hyytinen, natural horn
Hannes Kaukoranta, natural horn
Otto Kenetti, natural horn
Miska Miettunen, natural horn
Matias Parikka, natural horn
Pasi Pihlaja, natural horn
Yi-Ling Shih, natural horn
Marian Strandenius, natural horn
Jouni Suuronen, natural horn
Henriikka Teerikangas, natural horn
Erno Toikka, natural horn
Tommi Viertonen, natural horn
Järvenpää Church, Järvenpää
House of Nobility, Helsinki
The Residency Series at the House of Nobility
Valentine’s Day Baroque
Dazzling dances from Europe
Telemann–Purcell–Rameau–Rebel–Roman
Peter Spišský, violin and leader
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
1st violin: Irma Niskanen, Dora Asterstad
2nd violin: Aira Maria Lehtipuu (prin.), Hanna Pesonen, Tiina Aho-Erola
Viola: Tuula Riisalo (prin.), Laura Kajander
Cello: Louna Hosia
Bass: Petri Ainali
Harpsichord: Anna-Maaria Oramo
Lute: Eero Palviainen
Recorder and traverso: Hanna Haapamäki
Traverso and recorder: Pauliina Fred
Oboe: Pedro Castro, Piia Maunula
Bassoon: Jaakko Luoma
prin. = principal
House of Nobility, Helsinki
House of Nobility Concerts
Christina
A Queen Blessed by God with a Man’s Soul
Albrici–Bertali–Cesti–Stradella
Pihla Pekonen, screenplay and lecture components
Marianna Henriksson, curation of music and harpsichord
FiBO Players
Edith Holmström, actor
House of Nobility, Helsinki
The Residency Series at the House of Nobility
Porvoo Art Hall, Porvoo
Pyhtään kirkko, Pyhtää
Kymijoen Lohisoitto Festival
The Scents of Versailles
Intricate Baroque music from France
Marais – De la Guerre – Couperin – Rameau
FiBO players, with Markku Luolajan-Mikkola on viola da gamba
Anthony Marini, violin
Louna Hosia, viola da gamba
Marianna Henriksson (Helsinki and Porvoo) / Annamari Pölhö (Pyhtää), harpsichord
NB. During the concert in Helsinki ja Porvoo, mild fragrances are used.
Musiikkitalo, Helsinki
Musiikkitalo, Helsinki
Olavi 360°
AUF orchestras together
Uusivirta
Olavi Uusivirta, singer
Timo Kämäräinen, guitar
Chamber Orchestra Avanti!
UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Eero Lehtimäki, conductor
Espacio Turina, Sevilla
Old Music Festival in Seville
Miejski Dom Kultury, Świnoujście
Usedomer Music Festival
The Waves of the Baltic Sea
Jouhikko improvisation and Nordic string music from the 17th century
Albrici–Baltzar–Buxtehude–Capricornus–Farina–Furchheim–Heinonen–Jarzebski–Schmelzer–Tunder
Ilkka Heinonen, jouhikko and violone
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Violin: Irma Niskanen, Anne Pekkala, Dora Asterstad
Viola: Krishna Nagaraja, Laura Kajander
Cello: Tatu Ahola
Viola da gamba: Johanna Randvere
Violone and jouhikko: Ilkka Heinonen
Harpsichord and organ: Laura Ollberg-Ekman
Lute: Eero Palviainen
Town Hall, Hämeenlinna
Music at the Castle
House of Nobility, Helsinki
The Residency Series at the House of Nobility
The Unbearable Lightness of Bohemia
Polyphonic music for ensemble and orchestra
Muffat–Biber
Sirkka-Liisa Kaakinen-Pilch, violin and leader
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Violin: Anthony Marini, Kaisa Ruotsalainen, Juha-Pekka Koivisto, Tiina Aho-Erola, Viola Räisänen
Viola: Tuula Riisalo (prin.), Laura Kajander
Cello: Jussi Seppänen
Harpsichord: Marianna Henriksson
Violone: Anna Rinta-Rahko
Lute: Eero Palviainen
Oboe: Piia Maunula, Nahoko Kinoshito
Bassoon: Visa Jämsä
prin. = principal
St. John’s Church, Helsinki
St. Matthew Passion
Suomen Laulu’s 114th performance of the Passion
J.S. Bach
Mati Turi, evangelist and tenor arias
Toni Hintsala, Jesus
Kajsa Dahlbäck, soprano
Jenny Carlstedt, alto
Jouni Kokora, bass
CandoMini, Helsingin konservatorion nuoret laulajat and Kannelkellot
Suomen Laulu, training Esko Kallio
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Jan Söderblom, conductor
Cathedral, Helsinki
St. John Passion
50 vuotta CM-ensiesityksestä – Norjanen 20 vuotta CM:n johtajana
J.S. Bach
Niilo Erkkilä, evangelist (tenor)
Jyrki Korhonen, Jesus (bass)
Tuuli Lindeberg, soprano
Jeni Packalén, alto
Heikki Hattunen, tenor
Aarne Pelkonen, bass
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Hannu Norjanen, conductor
Musiikkitalo, Helsinki
Hope
Helsingin kamarikuoro 20th Anniversary
J.S. Bach – Tulve – Seppälä – Ratniece – Clyne – Rehnqvist – Händel
Helsinki Chamber Choir
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Nils Schweckendiek, conductor
Musiikkitalo (Hall Paavo), Helsinki
AUF Series
French Baroque
For the friends of the day concerts
Marais – Jacquet de la Guerre – Couperin
FiBO Players with Markku Luolajan-Mikkola, viola da gamba
Anthony Marini, violin
Louna Hosia, viola da gamba
Annamari Pölhö, harpsichord
Old Huopalahti Station, Helsinki
The German Church, Helsinki
Ylistalo House, Helsinki
French with All the Trimmings
A special lower pitch level
F. Couperin – Marais – de Boismortier – Telemann – Guillemain
FiBO Players:
Ilkka Eronen, traverso
Kaisa Ruotsalainen, violin
Louna Hosia, viola da gamba
Laura Ollberg-Ekman, harpsichord
Forssa Church, Forssa
Ekenäs Church, Raseborg
Nurmes Church, Nurmes
Nurmes Summer Music
Mäntyharju Church, Mäntyharju
Suomenlinna Church, Helsinki
From Living Rooms to Stages
The Journey of Italian Madrigal
Monteverdi–Strozzi–Rossi–Marenzio–Casulana–Caccini
Helsinki Chamber Choir
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Kimito Church, Kimito Island
Kimito Island Music Festival
Church of St. Lawrence, Vantaa
BRQ Vantaa Festival
Royal Music
Guest appearances at summer festivals
F. Couperin – Poe – Lully – Rameau
Aarne Pelkonen, baritone
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
The German Church, Helsinki
Annala Villa, Helsinki
Järvenpää Church, Järvenpää
Mozart and the Friends of the Baltic Sea
Chamber music of the classical period
Crusell–Kraus–Mozart
FiBO Players:
Pauliina Fred, traverso
Minna Kangas, violin
Juha-Pekka Koivisto, violin
Laura Kajander, viola
Tatu Ahola, cello
Tapiola Hall, Espoo
Urkuyö ja Aaria Festival
Dancing Baroque
The Dialogue Between Dance and Baroque Music
Rameau – Telemann – F. Couperin – Vivaldi – Händel – Blavet – Veracini – Pachelbel – Purcell – Lully
StepUp School
Mindy Lindblom, Sanna Siirilä-Mäkelä and Pasi Mäkelä, choreographies and direction
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Anthony Marini, violin and leader
Tapiola Hall, Espoo
PianoEspoo
Concert Classics!
Performed on historical instruments
Tšaikovski–Grieg–Hensel
Alexander Melnikov, fortepiano
Olga Pashchenko, fortepiano
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Jan Söderblom, conductor
A home by Kasarmitori Square, Helsinki
Helsinki Early Music Festival
Twilight
Home concert for 20 listeners
J.S. Bach – Ortiz – Purcell – Simpson
Tatu Ahola, cello
Laura Kajander, viola
Musiikkitalo, Helsinki
Top European Choirs Series / Helsinki Early Music Festival
Casino, Bern
St. Jakob Church, Zürich
Haydn: The Seasons
Finnish premiere on period instruments
Haydn
Elsa Benoit, soprano
Werner Güra, tenor
Manuel Walser, bass
Zürcher Sing-Akademie
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Florian Helgath, conductor
PROGRAMME (in Finnish and Swedish)
1st violin: Irma Niskanen (cm), Anni Elonen, Leena Ihamuotila, Kaisa Ruotsalainen, Viola Räisänen
2nd violin: Minna Kangas (prin.), Tiina Aho-Erola, Irina Kim, Hanna Pesonen
Viola: Tuula Riisalo (prin.), Marianne Hautakangas, Laura Kajander, Markus Sarantola
Cello: Jussi Seppänen (prin.), Tatu Ahola, Louna Hosia
Double bass: Petri Ainali (prin.), Lassi Kari
Fortepiano: Anna-Maaria Oramo
Flute: Pauliina Fred, Ilkka Eronen
Oboe: Pedro Castro, Piia Maunula
Clarinet: Lorenzo Coppola, Asko Heiskanen
Bassoon: Jaakko Luoma, Lisa Goldberg
Contrabassoon: Trond Olaf Larsen
Trumpet: Inka Pärssinen, Atsuko Sakuragi
Natural horn: Tommi Viertonen, Miska Miettunen
Trombone: Esa Fagerholm, Martti Vesola, Sakari Mäkimattila
Percussion: Tuija-Maija Nurminen
cm = concertmaster
prin. = principal
The German Church, Helsinki
Helsinki Early Music Festival
At the Mercy of Gods
Mythology as seen by the eyes of the French
Clérambault
Júlia Arquillo, soprano
Veikko Vallinoja, baritone
Oblica Ensemble:
Eerika Perkkiö, traverso
Roope Jokinen, violin
Daniel Kivivuori, viola da gamba
Jasper Koekoek, harpsichord
guest
Teuvo Taimioja, theorbo and baroque guitar
House of Nobility, Helsinki
The Residency Series at the House of Nobility / Helsinki Early Music Festival
Flamenco colours during the Baroque
Guests from Andalusia
Bertali–Cazzati–trad.–Falconieri–Arañés
Alba Carmona, flamenco vocals
Fahmi Alqhai, viola da gamba, arrangements and leader
Accademia del Piacere
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
PROGRAMME (in Finnish and Swedish)
1st violin: Aira Maria Lehtipuu
2nd violin: Irma Niskanen
Viola: Laura Kajander
Harpsichord: Marianna Henriksson
Violone: Lassi Kari
Lute: Eero Palviainen
The German Church, Helsinki
Helsinki Early Music Festival
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue
From fantasies to dances
Matteis – Vislmayr – Roman – J.S. Bach – Saariaho – Mustonen – Englund – Verry – Oesterle
Anthony Marini, violin
Cathedral, Helsinki
The 13th Helsinki Bach Week
Bach and the Cantatas
Opening Concert of Bach Week
J.S. Bach
Hedvig Paulig, soprano
Ruut Mattila, alto
Niilo Erkkilä, tenor
Veikko Vallinoja, bass
Cantores Minores
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Hannu Norjanen, conductor
St. Michael Church, Kirkkonummi
Varkaus Main Church, Varkaus
Kuhmo House, Kuhmo
Verkatehdas, Hämeenlinna
Baroque music from Latin Europe
France, Italy and Portugal in focus
Lully – Rameau – Leonarda – Dias Melgás – de Almeida – Bembo
Helsinki Chamber Choir
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Nils Schweckendiek, conductor
Crypt of the Cathedral, Helsinki
The 13th Helsinki Bach Week
Bach and Chamber Music
Works from J.S. Bach’s library
J.M. Bach – Buxtehude – J.S. Bach – Telemann – Goldberg
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Cathedral, Helsinki
XIII Helsingin Bach-viikko
bach-and-the-mass-in-b-minor
Conclusion of Bach week
J.S. Bach
Emma Kajander, soprano
Erica Back, alto
Jussi Myllys, tenor
Tuomas Pursio, bass
Cantores Minores
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Hannu Norjanen, conductor
Spring Brook Murmurs and Autumn Tempests
Festival opening concert
Vivaldi–Punto
Radek Baborák, horn
Pasi Pihlaja, horn
Anthony Marini, violin and leader
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
House of Nobility, Helsinki
The Residency Series at the House of Nobility
Concerto grosso x 6
Six Views of Baroque Splendour
Händel–Geminiani–Muffat–Locatelli–Corelli
Anthony Marini, violin and leader
Floridante
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
1st violin: Anthony Marini
Violin: Kaisa Ruotsalainen, Aira Maria Lehtipuu, Viola Räisänen, Irina Kim, Tiina Aho-Erola
Viola: Tuula Riisalo, Laura Kajander
Cello: Louna Hosia
Double bass: Anna Rinta-Rahko
Harpsichord and organ: Laura Ollberg-Ekman
Lute: Eero Palviainen
Oboe: Piia Maunula, Nahoko Kinoshita
Bassoon: Visa Jämsä
Mass in B minor
Harju Chamber Choir’s 50th Anniversary Concert
J.S. Bach
Silja Aalto, soprano
Erica Back, mezzosoprano
Johan Krogius, tenor
Tommi Hakala, baritone
Harju Chamber Choir
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Heikki Liimola, conductor
Christmas Oratorio
J.S. Bach
Sonja Turtinen (Loviisa) / Maja Burggraaf (Porvoo), soprano
Ilmi Gutzeit Knudsen (Loviisa) / Dorine Doneux (Porvoo), alto
Joonatan Pylkkönen (Loviisa) / Niilo Erkkilä (Porvoo), tenor
Henri Jussila (Loviisa / Joona Juntunen (Porvoo), bass
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Christmas Oratorio Choir
Eric-Olof Söderström, conductor
Jouluoratorio
The traditional christmas
J.S. Bach
Saara Rauvala, soprano
Jeni Packalén, alto
Tuomas Katajala, tenor
Veikko Vallinoja, bass
Cantores Minores
Cantores Minores training group choir (training Anna Hurme and Timo Pihkanen)
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Hannu Norjanen, conductor
Askola Church, Askola
AUF-yhteistyö
House of Nobility, Helsinki
The Residency Series at the House of Nobility
A French Christmas Night
Music From the Parisian Chapels of the 17th Century
Charpentier–Daquin–Dandrieu
Marc Mauillon, taille and vocal coaching
Tuuli Lindeberg and Olivia Moss, dessus
Katariina Heikkilä and Teppo Lampela, haute-contre
Aarne Mansikka, taille
Tomi Punkeri and Juhana Kotilainen, basse-taille
Marianna Henriksson, harpsichord, organ and leader
Finnish Baroque Orchestra
Violin: Irma Niskanen, Kaisa Ruotsalainen
Viola da gamba: Johanna Randvere, Anthony Marini
Harpsichord and organ: Marianna Henriksson
Violone: Lassi Kari
Lute: Eero Palviainen
Traverso and recorder: Hanna Haapamäki, Sini Vahervuo
