THE 2026 FESTIVAL
The Sibelius in Korpo XXV festival
17–19.7. 2026
“Sibelius in Korpo 25th anniversary of the festival”
Additional information and tickets: petri.kirkkomaki@kolumbus.fi, puh. 0400-708 878
Artists: Petri Kirkkomäki, Executive Director, baritone, Folke Gräsbeck, Artistic Director, piano, Eleriin Müüripeal, (England), soprano, Madoka Sato, (Japan), violin, Erkki Lahesmaa, cello, the male chorus Tretti Karar, Artistic director Henrik Wikström.
Concerts and events:
17.7 2026, Twilight concerts at Korpo Manor at 6 pm and 8 pm, Petri Kirkkomäki, Eleriin Müüripeal, Madoka Sato, Erkki Lahesmaa, Folke Gräsbeck.
a.o.Sibelius-classics: the Korpo-trio, the sea scenery’s dawn and sunset as compositions for piano, the Vienna-songs, En slända, etc.
18.7 2026, concert in Norrskata Church at 2 pm, Petri Kirkkomäki, Eleriin Müüripeal, Madoka Sato, Erkki Lahesmaa, Folke Gräsbeck. in collaboration with Norrskata kulturvänner r.f.
a.o Sibelius: the Hafträsk-trio (Norrskata 1886), the young violinist’s rehearsal etyde in Norrskata, the violinist’s dreams fulfilled: the Violinconcerto, songs by Sibelius and his brother-in-law A. Järnefelt
18.7 2026 , concert at Korpo Manor at 6 pm, Petri Kirkkomäki, Eleriin Müüripeal, Madoka Sato, Erkki Lahesmaa, Folke Gräsbeck.
a.o. Sibelius: the Shakespeare-songs, music by a colleague whom Sibelius appreciated: Shostakovich: songs to texts by Blok and Michelangelo
19.7 2026, flowergreeting at the Sibelius monument in Korpo centre at 12 am , Petri Kirkkomäki, speech and songs, Folke Gräsbeck piano.
19.7 2026, Concert in Korpo Church at 3 pm, Petri Kirkkomäki, Madoka Sato, Erkki Lahesmaa, Folke Gräsbeck, the male chorus Tretti Karar, the artistic director Henrik Wikström.
a.o Sibelius: Kullervo’s death, Jägarmarschen, Athenarnes sång, solo- and male choir songs by Jean Sibelius and Armas Järnefelt
Heartily welcome
The program in detail:
Taiteellinen johtaja Folke Gräsbeck Yle Vegassa.
Kuuntele tästä:
(Ruotsiksi)
ARTISTS OF THE SUMMER
Folke Gräsbeck, Artistic director, piano
Madoka Sato, (Japan), violin
Erkki Lahesmaa, cello
Eleriin Müüripeal, (England), soprano
Henrik Wikström, artistic director, the male chorus Tretti Karar
The male chorus Tretti Karar