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Early music and the lute fascinated Eero Palviainen already when he was in his teens, luckily enough for FiBO’s audience.

This person’s instrument can change from violin to viola da gamba or nyckelharpa and language from English to Finnish or French…. It’s not hard to guess which FiBO musician this is. Yes, it’s Anthony Marini!

FiBO’s Artistic Director Pauliina Fred is a versatile and active musician. Read more about her in the interview!

It really was a stroke of luck that Anna Rinta-Rahko was not accepted to play the recorder in her childhood, because she became such a fantastic double bassist!

The family of violinist Anni Elonen includes musicians of all forms starting with rune singers, so no wonder she has got so many irons in the fire when it comes to music!

Piia Maunula, like many other children, began her career with the recorder. Later she found her instrument in the oboe, and more specifically, in the Baroque oboe.

Tommi Hyytinen is a versatile musician, whose expertise also extends to the wellbeing sector.

Percussionist Tuija-Maija Nurminen loves musicals and computer games, and of course – music!

Antti Tikkanen, FiBO’s talented Artistic Director since 2014, presents himself on the blog.

One of FiBOs standard double bassists, Petri Ainali, enjoys the endless possibilities of developing while making music.