Heartily welcome to our home pages.

Welcome dear friends, the Sibelius in Korpo festival takes place this summer for the twenty-fourth time, between 18th and 20th of July, in this beautiful sunny archipelago environment. The theme for this summer’s festival will be “Jean Sibelius 160.", ie we are celebrating 160 years since his birth. This summer in total we will have four concerts, three in the Korpo Manor and one in the Korpo Church.

We are happy again to be able to wish welcome to Korpo a group of renowned musicians – some of them are visiting Korpo for the first time. 

 I wish all of you in the audience  enjoyable, personal experiences with the music of Jean Sibelius in the beautiful Korpo Manor, and in the Korpo church.

Petri Kirkkomäki

Executive Director, baritone

Sibelius in Korpo festival

Folke Gräsbeck: Artistic Director’s Greeting

Sibelius in Korpo XXIV 18th to 20th July 2025

“Sibelius 160”

Dear Festival Visitors,

welcome to the 24. Edition of the Sibelius in Korpo Festival 18–20.7 2025! We have arranged the festival annually since the start in 2002. We offer inspired music making during three days, a pattern developed already during many years. Following some details from the programmes:

Friday 18th July at 6pm and 8pm at Korpo Manor there are ’Twilight Concerts’ with two eminent musicians, the violinist Kaisa Porra and the pianist Ruusamari Teppo. They are about the same age, but they represent different generations: Teppo is a daughter’s daughter’s daughter’s daughter of Sibelius, whereas Porra (sister of Lauri Porra) is ‘only’ a daughter’s daughter’s daughter. Kaisa Porra has in her possession Sibelius’s first violin, a Serafino. During the first half of the concert they are going to perform Sibelius’s early Sonata in A minor (1884) and Andante grazioso (1884–85), both of which Sibelius composed using this Serafino violin!  

Saturday 19th July at 4pm at Korpo Church (15th Century), we have a major cantata concert – Sibelius’s Promotion Cantata 1897 in 14 movements is performed by the Music House Choir (Helsinki), conducted by Eleriin Müüripeal. The baritone Petri Kirkkomäki is the general manager of the Sibelius Festival in Korpo as well as the chairman of the Music House Choir, and he is going to perform the cantata solos together with  sopranos Marjut Häkkinen and Hanna Tamminen, and the baritone Antti Kähönen. Within the realm of the Helsinki University, knowledge and enlightment are virtues highly praised in the cantata text. The movements 1, 3, 5 and 13 are optimistic, grand style student marches.

Sunday 20th July at noon (12.00), Ceremony at the Sibelius Monument, including flowers, music, speeches. Sibelius’s duet Tanken (‘The Thought’) is going to be performed. It was originally composed by Sibelius to his painter brother-in-law Eero Järnefelt, who celebrated silver anniversary wedding day in 1915.

Sunday 20th July at 3pm, concluding concert at Korpo Manor. Singers from the Music House Choir are going to perform favourite songs by Sibelius, like Demanten på marssnön, Lastu lainehilla, Var det en dröm? och Norden. The seldom heard Eight Songs, Op. 61, are performed completely. This opus collection is avoided by many singers because of tricky, half-modern structures. However, this impression of dissonances is getting soothed out in the concluding, gentle Vårtagen (‘The Spell of Springtide’), No. 8.

Folke Gräsbeck

Artistic Director

Sibelius in Korpo festival

ABOUT US

Sibelius iN korpo festival

The Festival Sibelius in Korpo has taken place since 2002. During these 16 years, 2002–2021, more than 270 compositions by Jean Sibelius have been performed, 26 of them as world première performances. The festival has gained a reputation as a special forum for Sibelius’s music – at the concerts rare compositions from his youth are heard alongside well-known masterpieces. The aim is to shed light on the various stylistic phases of Sibelius’s œuvre. Since the start in 2002, the programmes have been designed by the festival’s artistic director, pianist Folke Gräsbeck. Since 2012, baritone Petri Kirkkomäki has been director of administration.  

‘The Sibelius siblings lifted Uncle Pehr’s square piano into the fishing boat, and they played piano trio on the waves. Janne played the violin, Christian the cello and Linda the piano.’ 

Historical background
1886–1887

The Sibelius family spent summer holidays in Korpo in the Åbo (Turku) archipelago in 1886 and 1887. The first summer the family stayed on the big northern island of Norrskata, at the Vidix House, situated on the beautiful Hafträsk Bay. The second summer was spent in the centre of the Korpo church village, at Korpo Manor. Sibelius composed a major piano trio each summer, in 1886 the ‘Hafträsk’ Trio, JS 207, and in 1887 the ‘Korpo’ Trio, JS 209. Both works are the foremost compositions from their respective years. In addition, Sibelius composed around 20 other works. These have formed the basis of the festival’s concert programmes. 

The festival takes place regularly on the penultimate weekend of July. Since 2011, concerts have been arranged on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. In addition, a welcoming ceremony has been held on Saturday afternoon at the Sibelius monument (depicting the young Sibelius with his violin). The monument was unveiled in 2006 at the centre of the church village, close to the medieval Korpo Church. Orchestral and choir concerts have been held at the church, while other concerts have been arranged mainly at Korpo Manor (1805), designed by the Italian architect Charles Bassi. The manor’s famous musical salon is located upstairs, and provides an excellent acoustic. In this salon, the Sibelius family members spent many lengthy musical soirées during the summer of 1887. Their hostess Ina Wilenius, a talented pianist, was also an active player. In 2003, a high quality Grotrian Steinweg grand piano was acquired, and many of the concerts have been broadcast by Finnish Radio.

2025 FESTIVAL

The Sibelius in Korpo XXIV festival

18–20.7. 2025

“Jean Sibelius 160 years”

Additional information and tickets: petri.kirkkomaki@kolumbus.fi, puh. 0400-708 878

Artists: Petri Kirkkomäki, Executive Director, baritone, Folke Gräsbeck, Artistic Director, piano, Kaisa Porra-Hänninen, violin, Ruusamari Teppo, piano, The Musc Centre Chorus, Helsinki, conductor Eleriin Müüripeal and soloists from the chorus.

Concerts and events:

18.7 2025, Twilight concerts at Korpo Manor at 6 pm and 8 pm, Kaisa Porra-Hänninen violin, Ruusamari Teppo piano, Folke Gräsbeck presentations

19.7 2025, concert in Korpo Church at 4 pm, The Music Centre Chorus, Helsinki, conductor Eleriin Müüripeal, soloists Marjut Häkkinen sopraano, Hanna Tamminen soprano, Petri Kirkkomäki, baritone, Antti Kähönen baritone, Folke Gräsbeck, Artistic Director piano

Jean Sibelius, Inauguration Cantata 1897 for chorus, soloists and piano, 4 part songs a cappella Op 18 and Finlandia

20.7 2025, flowergreeting at the Sibelius monument in Korpo centre at 12 am ,

Sibelius’ songs Satu Ranta soprano, Timo Lankinen baritone, Heikki Paavola baritone, piano Folke Gräsbeck, speech by Petri Kirkkomäki Executive Director

20.7 2025, Concert at Korpo Manor at 3 pm, soloists from the Music Centre Chorus, Timo Ahvenjärvi, Marjut Häkkinen, Tuuli Hamarila-Theakston, Oksana Ignateva, Marja Laasasenaho, Anne Lampela, Timo Lankinen, Petri Kirkkomäki, Antti Kähönen, Saara Manninen, Hanna Tamminen and Veijo Vänttinen perform Sibelius’ songs, accompaniment by Folke Gräsbeck.

Heartily welcome

The program in detail:

Friday 18.7. 2025 Twillight concert at Korpo Manor at 6 pm and 8pm

Kaisa Porra-Hänninen violin, Ruusamari Teppo piano, Folke Gräsbeck, artistic director presentations

Programme

Sibelius:

Andante grazioso JS 35 (1884-85)

Sonat i a-moll JS 177 (1883-84)

These pieces were composed with Sibelius’ first violin, ie. the very Serafino violine Kaisa Porra is playing on ..!

Andante cantabile JS 33 (The summer 1887 at Korpo Manor)

*** Pause   ***

Two pieces op. 2 (the first version)

     Romans in h-minor op. 2a (1889-90)

     Perpetuum mobile op. 2b (1891)

Two pieces op. 2 (the second version)

     Romans in h-minor op. 2a (1889-90, rev. 1911)

     Epilog op. 2b (1891, rev. 1911)

Six pieces op. 79

     1. Souvenir (1915)

     2. Tempo di Menuetto (1915)

     3. Danse caractéristique (1916)

     4. Sérénade (1916)

     5. Tanz-Idylle (1917)

     6. Berceuse (1917)

Three piecess op. 116 (1929)

     1. Scène de danse

     2. Danse caractéristique

     3. Rondeau romantique

Saturday 19.7. 2025 the Korpo church at 4 pm

The Music Centre Chorus Helsinki, choir director Eleriin Müüripeal, soloists Marjut Häkkinen soprano, Hanna Tamminen soprano, Petri Kirkkomäki barytone, Antti Kähönen barytone, Folke Gräsbeck atistic director piano

Inauguration Cantata 1897 for chorus, soloists and piano, 4 part songs a cappella Op 18, 18/1 Sortunut ääni (Kanteletar), 18/3 Venematka (Kalevala), 18/4 Saarella palaa (Kanteletar), 18/6 Sydämeni laulu (Aleksis Kivi) and Finlandia.

Sunday 20.7. 2025 flower greeting at the Sibelius Monument in Korpo centre at 12 am

Music, flower greetings, speeches,

Satu Ranta soprano, Timo Lankinen barytone, Heikki Paavola barytone, Folke Gräsbeck piano, speech by Petri Kirkkomäki, executive director and barytone

S 192 Tanken, Satu Ranta soprano and Timo Lankinen barytone, Op 17/7 Lastu lainehilla and JS 198 Souda, souda sinisorsa, Heikki Paavola barytone, Op17/5 En slända, Satu Ranta soprano

Sunday 20.7. 2025 concert at Korpo Manor at 3 pm

Soloists from the Music Centre Chorus, Timo Ahvenjärvi, Marjut Häkkinen, Tuuli Hamarila-Theakston, Oksana Ignateva, Marja Laasasenaho, Anne Lampela, Timo Lankinen, Petri Kirkkomäki, Antti Kähönen, Saara Manninen, Hanna Tamminen and Veijo Vänttinen perform Sibelius’ songs, accompaniment by Folke Gräsbeck.

Op 61
1. Långsamt som kvällskyn, Tuuli Hamarila-Theakston, soprano
2. Vattenplask, Saara Manninen, mezzosoprano
3. När jag drömmer, Petri Kirkkomäki, barytone
4. Romeo, Antti Kähönen, barytone
5. Romans, Petri Kirkkomäki, barytone
6. Dolce far niente, Marjut Häkkinen, soprano
7. Fåfäng önskan, Marjut Häkkinen, soprano
8. Vårtagen, Marjut Häkkinen, soprano

Op 13
1. Under strandens granar, Marja Laasasenaho, mezzosoprano
2. Kyssens hopp, Antti Kähönen, barytone
3. Hjärtats morgon, Timo Ahvenjärvi, barytone
4. Våren flyktar hastigt, Hanna Tamminen, soprano
5. Drömmen, Oksana Ignatseva, mezzosoprano
6. Till Frigga, Petri Kirkkomäki, barytone
7. Jägargossen, Timo Lankinen, barytone

Valda övriga sånger:
JS 167 Serenad, Marja Laasasenaho, mezzosoprano
JS 97 Hymn to Thais, Oksana Ignatseva, mezzosoprano
Op 17.4 Vilse, Anne Lampela, mezzosoprano
Op 17.6 Illalle, Antti Kähönen, barytone
Op 27.4, Sången om Korspindeln, Timo Lankinen, barytone
Op 36.1 Svarta Rosor, Veijo Vänttinen, barytone
Op 36.6 Demanten på marsnön, Timo Ahvenjärvi, barytone
Op 37.1 Den första kyssen, Saara Manninen, mezzosoprano
Op 37.4, Var det en dröm, Tuuli Hamarila-Theakston, soprano
Op 37.5, Flickan kom ifrån sin älsklings möte, Hanna Tamminen, soprano
Op 57.6 Hertig Magnus, Veijo Vänttinen, barytone
Op 90.1 Norden, Anne Lampela, mezzosoprano

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ARTISTS OF THE SUMMER

Pictures from SIBELIUS IN KORPO throughout the years

Fenella Humphreys, Folke Gräsbeck, Helene Lindén, Ida Wallén, 2023

Fenella Humphreys and Joseph Tong, Folke Gräsbeck and Helene Lindén, Joseph Tong, Folke Gräsbeck and Ida Wallén, 2023

Artists 2024, from left to right, Folke Gräsbeck piano, Sebastian Silén violin, Jyrki Anttila tenor, Laura Mikkola piano and Emma Kajander soprano.

SIBELIUS IN KORPO

2002 – 2024

REPERTOIRE, Artists AND Administration

SIBELIUS in KORPO

Administration

Petri Kirkkomäki   Executive Director          2012–2024

Kurt-Erik Långbacka      Executive Director                   2002–2011

Folke Gräsbeck     Artistic Director             2002–2024

Bosse Mellberg     Director of Korpo Jazz            

Initiating Working Committee in 2001–02: Kurt-Erik Långbacka (Chairman), Fabian Dahlström, Marianne Ringbom.

The Festival Sibelius in Korpo is a ‘daughter festival’ to the bigger and older festival Korpo Jazz, the director of which is Bosse Mellberg.

The organizing team of the Sibelius in Korpo Festival, Executive Director Petri Kirkkomäki and Artistic Director Folke Gräsbeck.

From the start of the festival in 2002, many musicians have participated. The historical visits in 1886 and 1887 of the Sibelius family included prolonged summer evenings of inspired music making, hence also the players from that time are listed. The hostess of Korpo gård, Ina Wilenius, had prepared the visit of the Sibelius family by acquiring all Beethoven’s piano trios.

Flute

Iryna Gorkun (Ukraine)                                          2022

Hanna-Kaarina Heikinheimo                                2022

Violin

Jarl Ahlbeck                                      2014

Linda Bärlund                                              2002–03         

Emilia Donner                                              2014

Dag Eriksen (Norway)                                  2008   

Martin Granström                                        2020–22

Sofia Greus                                                    2014

Ella Griinari                                      2022

Eva Gräsbeck                                                2022

Linda Hedlund                                             2006–07         

Fenella Humphreys (UK)                           2023

Kaisa Ivars                                                    2004   

Satu Jalas-Risito (Italy)                                     2005, 2011, 2016, 2021, 2023

Miina Järvi (Estonia)                                         2009

Saara Kangas                                    2022

Liisa Makkonen                                           2006

Liina Nuora                                                  2002

Erik Nygård                                      2024

Olivier Pons (France)                                        2005, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2018, 2020–21, 2023

Ruth Ringbom                                              1887

Jaso Sasaki                                                     2022

Madoka Sato (Japan)                                           2003, 2006, 2011, 2017

Jean Sibelius                                      1886, 1887

Pehr Sibelius                                     1886, 1887

Pippa Sieppala                                             2022

Sebastian Silén                                              2014, 2016, 2022, 2024

Mikael Stoor                                     2022

Katariina Záborszky                                               2004

Annemarie Åström-Tiula                           2014, 2024

Viola 

Johanna Almark                                           2022

Matilda Berghäll (Sweden)                         2022

Janne Saari                                        2007, 2022

Cello

Hedvig Bengtsson (Sweden)                                  2022

Domenico Ermirio (Italy)                           2016, 2022

Antonia Hägglund                                      2021–22

Marius Järvi (Estonia)                                            2006, 2009

Anton Kukkonen                                         2004, 2008

Helen Lindén-Pons (France)                                  2002, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2018,

2020–21, 2023

Ilkka Pälli                                                      2011

Christian Sibelius                                         1886, 1887

Taneli Turunen (Germany)                        2017

Timo-Veikko Valve                                     2003–04

Riku Vartiainen                                            2014

String Quartet

The Adara Quartet (Sweden, Edsberg)                2022

The Colore Quartet                                      2022

The Flinders Quartet (Australia)                           2015

Quartet from Wegelius kammastråkar                     2014

Piano

Terhi Dostal (Germany)                                          2019

Folke Gräsbeck                                             2002–2024

Sae Iida (Japan)                                            2019

Mihkel Järvi (Estonia)                                 2009

Erkki Korhonen                                            2016

Peter Lönnqvist                                            2006, 2013, 2018, 2022

Janne Mertanen                                            2019

Laura Mikkola (France)                              2019, 2024

Martin Segerstråle                                       2020–21

Evelina Sibelius                                            1886, 1887

Linda Sibelius                                               1886, 1887

Maria Sibelius                                               1886, 1887

Emma Teronen                                             2014

Joseph Tong (UK)                                        2019, 2023

Carolina “Ina” Wilenius                             1887

Organ

Folke Gräsbeck                                             2011, 2012

Sanna-Maija Rautakoski                                         2011

Kantele 

Johanna Aho-Salakka                                              2018

Suvi Lehtonen-Gräsbeck                            2006, 2011, 2018

Recitation 

Folke Gräsbeck                                             2021, 2024

Ralf Långbacka                                             2018

Johan Simberg                                              2002–05, 2007–10

Singers

Jyrki Anttila, tenor                                       2024

Erica Back, mezzo-soprano                        2018

Rolf Broman, baritone                                             2022

Wivan Fagerudd, mezzo-soprano                         2005

Monica Groop, mezzo-soprano                             2015

Suvi Lehtonen-Gräsbeck, mezzo-soprano                       2011, 2021     

Jutta Holmberg, soprano                            2008

Christian Juslin, tenor                                             2013

Emma Kajander, soprano                           2024

Therese Karlsson, soprano (Åland)                                 2022

Dan Karlström, tenor (Germany)                          2014, 2015

Petri Kirkkomäki, baritone                         2018–2024

Jussi Merikanto, baritone                           2015

Mari Palo, soprano                                      2017

Hedvig Paulig, soprano                                          2015, 2016, 2022

Raija Regnell, soprano                                            2004

Annika Rioux, soprano (Germany)                                  2013

Johanna Rusanen-Kartano, soprano                                 2014

Ville Salonen, tenor                                     2022

Gabriel Suovanen, baritone (Sweden)                  2009, 2012     

Herman Wallén, tenor (Germany)                        2017

Ida Wallén, mezzosopran (Tyskland)                   2023

Choirs        

Brahe Djäknar, male choir,                                     2015, 2017

Ulf Långbacka, conductor

Florakören,    female choir,                                     2008, 2015,    

Ulf Långbacka, conductor                          2017

Manifestum, male choir,                                                     2012

Markus Westerlund, conductor

Dominante, mixed choir,                                        2013

            Seppo Murto, conductor

Orchestras and ensembles

Festival Orchestra 2022                                                       2022

            Petri Sakari, conductor

Helsinki Camerata, chamber orchestra,                           2010

            Pekka Helasvuo, conductor

Sigyn Brass Ensemble,                                                        2007

            Juhani Listo, cornet in Eb, Kyösti Varis, Petter Järvi,

            cornets in Bb, Liisa Gunnelius, tenor horn, Harri

            Mäntynen, baritone horn, Kalle Kataja, alto

            horn, Matti Laiho, tuba, Tomi Salo, percussion

Sinfonia Helsinki, Symphony Orchestra,                         2011

            Pekka Helasvuo, conductor

Wegelius kammarstråkar, Chamber Orchestra,                         2014, 2024

            Annemarie Åström, leader

The Chamber Orchestra Wegelius kammarstråkar at the ‘Hall of Residence’, G18 in Heisinki.

Programmes 2002–2024

Concert Programmes, see ‘Sibelius Repertoir Performed 2002–2024’

SIBELIUS in KORPo I 21.7.2002

SIBELIUS in KORPo II 19–20.7.2003

Lecture by professor Fabian Dahlström:

‘Sibelius in Korpo’

SIBELIUS in KORPo III 24–25.7.2004

‘Hommage to J. L. Runeberg’

Lecture by Andrew Barnett

 ‘Why did Sibelius stop to compose chamber music?’

SIBELIUS in KORPo IV 23–24.7.2005

 ‘Sibelius’s own violin sounds like this..!’

Lecture by professor Fabian Dahlström:

‘Sibelius’s Diary’

SIBELIUS in KORPo V 22–23.7.2006

‘The unveiling of the memorial monument’

Lecture by Andrew Barnett:

 ‘Themes from the Korpo Summers in the later Production’

SIBELIUS in KORPo VI 21–22.7.2007

Lecture by Andrew Barnett:

‘Sibelius in Hafträsk’

Lecture by Esko Häkli:

 ‘Sibelius’s Complete Works, Finland’s biggest music publishing project’

SIBELIUS in KORPo VII 19–20.7.2008

‘Sibelius & Grieg’

Lecture by Professor Emeritus Fabian Dahlström:

‘Sibelius & Grieg’

‘BARCAROLA’ by Antonia Ringbom:

‘Ellen Thesleff and Jean Sibelius lived simultaneously, but they didn’t know one another. In this picture collage they ‘travelled in the same boat’

SIBELIUS & KORPo VIII 25–26.7.2009

‘Sibelius & The Nordic Countries’

Lecture by Andrew Barnett:

‘Sibelius & The Nordic Countries. A. Barnett’s new biography ‘Sibelius’

SIBELIUS in KORPo IX 24–25.7.2010

‘Sibelius & Vienna’

Lecture by Folke Gräsbeck:

‘The Countess’s Portrait’

Lecture by Tuulikki Wahe-Rohbach:

‘The Korpo Manor’

SIBELIUS in KORPo X 22–24.7.2011

‘From Apprentice to Master’

Lecture by Professor Emeritus Fabian Dahlström:

‘Axel’s power’

Lecture by Andrew Barnett:

‘The BIS EDITION. ‘Every Note he Ever Wrote’ –

SIBELIUS in KORPo XI 20–22.7.2012

‘A Dream Chord’

Lecture by the Sibelius scholar Sakari Ylivuori:

 ‘You immediately recognize the composer –

special features in Sibelius’s male choir songs’

SIBELIUS in KORPo XII 19–21.7.2013

‘Trees and Flowers’

Pre Concert Talk by Andrew Barnett:

‘Jean Sibelius: Symphony No. 3, “The crystallisation of thought from chaos”’

Lecture by Professor Emeritus Fabian Dahlström:

‘Sibelius’s Promotional Cantatas’

SIBELIUS in KORPo XIII 18–20.7.2014

‘Sibelius & Strauβ’

‘Richard Strauβ 150’

Lecture by Professor Veijo Murtomäki:

‘Sibelius, Strauβ and the Third Reich’

SIBELIUS in KORPo XIV 17–19.7.2015

‘Jean Sibelius 150’

Douglas Sivén᾿s Documentary Film, ‘Sibelius in Korpo’ (in English)  

Lecture by Geoffrey Hayes (Melbourne, Australien):

 ‘Sibelius in Australasia᾽

SIBELIUS in KORPo XV 22–24.7.2016

‘The Young Sibelius visiting’

 ‘Busoni 150’

Lecture by Andrew Barnett: ‘Sibelius and Busoni’

Douglas Sivén᾿s Documentary Film, ‘Sibelius in Korpo’  

SIBELIUS in KORPo XVI 21–23.7.2017

‘Suomi – Finland 100’

Lecture by Professor Emeritus Fabian Dahlström:

 ‘Sibelius and Adolf Paul’

SIBELIUS in KORPo XVII 20–22.7.2018

‘Oskar Merikanto 150’

Pre Concert Talk by Andrew Barnett (General Manager of SibeliusOne):

 ‘Sibelius and Merikanto’

SIBELIUS in KORPo XVIII 18–21.7.2019

‘Sibelius’s Piano Music Complete – Armas Järnefelt 150’

Lecture by Andrew Barnett (General Manager of SibeliusOne):

 ‘The Piano Music by Jean Sibelius’

SIBELIUS in KORPo XIX 23.7.2020

‘Beethoven 200’

Concert at Korpo Manor by streaming

SIBELIUS in KORPo XX 16–18.7.2021

XX Anniversary Festival

‘Sibelius & Beethoven’

Lecture by the composer Ron Weidberg (Israel):

‘Correlations between my Sibelius research and my Compositions’

SIBELIUS in KORPo XXI 15–17.7.2022

‘The Merry 1880s & César Franck 200’

Cecilia Damström’s Adventure Opera Vickan & Väinö

SIBELIUS in KORPo XXII 14–16.7.2023

‘Sibelius in his workshop of composition’

           ‘Édouard Lalo 200 – Sergej Rachmaninov 150’

Pre Concert Talk by Andrew Barnett (General Manager of SibeliusOne):

 ‘The Sibelius Family at Hafträsk’

Sibelius’s granddaughter Satu Jalas presents the authentic Stainer Violin

of Sibelius

SIBELIUS in KORPo XXIII 19–21.7.2024

‘Sibelius & Bartók’

1‘0100 Years since the Death of Oskar Merikanto’

ARTISTS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS

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