Mahler’s Fifth Symphony is particularly remembered for its beautiful Adagietto for strings and harp, which was heard in Visconti’s film Death in Venice, at President Kennedy’s funeral, and at memorial services for the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Our conductor partner Ryan Bancroft presents a symphonic broadside that delves into the depths of the soul. Sibelius and Brahms are at their most serious in their Fourth Symphonies, but also at their boldest.
Violinist and conductor Jan Söderblom and actress Miitta Sorvali explore the possibilities and dimensions of laughter in a classical music concert.
Most of Mozart’s works are in major keys, but a few minor works contain all the melodies of human disappointment, sorrow, and consolation. After the concert, the third Piano Classics after-party of the season will be held in Tapiola Hall.
Most of Mozart’s works are in major keys, but a few minor works contain all the melodies of human disappointment, sorrow, and consolation. After the concert, the third Piano Classics after-party of the season will be held in Tapiola Hall.
Thoroughly immersed in historically informed performance practice, Peter Whelan takes on one of the greatest challenges in Baroque repertoire with the professional singers of the Helsinki Chamber Choir.
Multi-instrumentalist, composer and all-around artist Marzi Nyman, long-standing Artistic Partner of the Tapiola Sinfonietta and an audience favourite, presents a new concerto written for his favourite orchestra, featuring a solo instrument extremely rare in the classical repertoire: the electric guitar.
Multi-instrumentalist, composer and all-around artist Marzi Nyman, long-standing Artistic Partner of the Tapiola Sinfonietta and an audience favourite, presents a new concerto written for his favourite orchestra, featuring a solo instrument extremely rare in the classical repertoire: the electric guitar.
Maria Wloszczowska, concertmaster of the European Chamber Orchestra, makes her Tapiola debut.
Singer Valérie Gabail performs Édith Piaf’s classic chansons in a May Day concert by the Tapiola Sinfonietta, brimming with Parisian atmosphere.
At the Tapiola Sinfonietta dance at the Old Student House, you can travel through time in style, boisterously, and each in your own way – this is an invitation to dance!
Clarinetist Lauri Sallinen is known for breaking down barriers between different art forms. The concert, conducted by Izabelė Jankauskaitė, will feature no fewer than six works, including Lotta Wennäkoski’s Ele.
Mahler’s Fifth Symphony is particularly remembered for its beautiful Adagietto for strings and harp, which was heard in Visconti’s film Death in Venice, at President Kennedy’s funeral, and at memorial services for the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Violinist and conductor Jan Söderblom and actress Miitta Sorvali explore the possibilities and dimensions of laughter in a classical music concert.
Multi-instrumentalist, composer and all-around artist Marzi Nyman, long-standing Artistic Partner of the Tapiola Sinfonietta and an audience favourite, presents a new concerto written for his favourite orchestra, featuring a solo instrument extremely rare in the classical repertoire: the electric guitar.
Multi-instrumentalist, composer and all-around artist Marzi Nyman, long-standing Artistic Partner of the Tapiola Sinfonietta and an audience favourite, presents a new concerto written for his favourite orchestra, featuring a solo instrument extremely rare in the classical repertoire: the electric guitar.
Our conductor partner Ryan Bancroft presents a symphonic broadside that delves into the depths of the soul. Sibelius and Brahms are at their most serious in their Fourth Symphonies, but also at their boldest.
Most of Mozart’s works are in major keys, but a few minor works contain all the melodies of human disappointment, sorrow, and consolation. After the concert, the third Piano Classics after-party of the season will be held in Tapiola Hall.
Most of Mozart’s works are in major keys, but a few minor works contain all the melodies of human disappointment, sorrow, and consolation. After the concert, the third Piano Classics after-party of the season will be held in Tapiola Hall.
Maria Wloszczowska, concertmaster of the European Chamber Orchestra, makes her Tapiola debut.
Clarinetist Lauri Sallinen is known for breaking down barriers between different art forms. The concert, conducted by Izabelė Jankauskaitė, will feature no fewer than six works, including Lotta Wennäkoski’s Ele.
Thoroughly immersed in historically informed performance practice, Peter Whelan takes on one of the greatest challenges in Baroque repertoire with the professional singers of the Helsinki Chamber Choir.
At the Tapiola Sinfonietta dance at the Old Student House, you can travel through time in style, boisterously, and each in your own way – this is an invitation to dance!
Thoroughly immersed in historically informed performance practice, Peter Whelan takes on one of the greatest challenges in Baroque repertoire with the professional singers of the Helsinki Chamber Choir.
At the Tapiola Sinfonietta dance at the Old Student House, you can travel through time in style, boisterously, and each in your own way – this is an invitation to dance!
At the first After Work event of the spring, we will admire cellist Nicolas Altstaedt’s joie de vivre!
