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FiBO’s new Production Manager Outi Kartano has worked in sports for a long time, but she will now get into a slightly different work environment.

Primarily known as a highly skilled oboist, Christopher Palameta is also a veritable language expert: he speaks at least four languages fluently, and his Finnish vocabulary is gradually growing, too!

Gambist Mikko Perkola, known for his experimental projects, wants to challenge old structures and find something new in both the making of art and in life in general.

Violinist Irma Niskanen, who lives in Vienna, dreams of playing in a permanent string quartet and enjoys the inspiring effect of music.

Jos tunnistat tuloksen ja taseen eron sekä tiedät, mikä on cembalo ja tiedät myös, että jos talon haluaa valmiiksi kahden vuoden päästä, on rakentaminen aloitettava viimeistään tänään, olet Suomalaisen barokkiorkesterin uusi tuotantopäällikkö.

Having started his music career with the piano, bassoonist Jaakko Luoma is forever grateful for being suggested the bassoon as an 11-year-old. (In the picture Jaakko has a modern bassoon instead of a historical bassoon.

Violist Vappu Helasvuo has been fascinated by early music since she was a child.

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!