Global Fest: Linda Ilves
Linda Ilves’ concert called Embodied
Performers
- Linda Ilves, lead vocals:
- Helmi Hannonen, Liisa Kivinen, Emilia Keskivinkka, Kata Vuoristo, vocalists
- Ilmari Aitoaho, keyboard etc
- Samuli Kivelä, guitar etc
- Vasilis Katopodis, bass
- Helka Marjamäki, violin
- Justiina Paasonen, violin
- Elina Huhtala, viola
- Joanna Hanhikoski, cello
- Ramona Panula & Linda Ilves, dance
Embodied: an expression of, or giving tangible form to an idea, quality or feeling.
For Linda, the idea of embodiment has meant embarking on a journey inward to better understand how being both a musician and a dancer influence her creative output as an artist.
Linda’s dance and movement stems from street dance styles such as hip hop and house. A big part of the dance culture and hip-hop culture is the sense of community, sharing and creating together, whilst staying true to your own form of expression. The dance and movement in the concert are partly choreographed, but mostly improvised.
Welcome to witness an intriguing blend of music and dance in this genre bending concert.
The musical soundscapes, sounds, melodies, and harmonies fluctuate from cinematic melancholy to passionate rhythms, with the movement/dance serving as both an echo from and a motivator for the music.
Global Fest, 11.-13.12.2024
Global Fest 2024 is the 9th edition of an annual festival featuring students, teachers, alumni and special guests representing Sibelius Academy’s Global Music Department. Bringing together artists from many corners of the world, the Global Music Department focusses on intercultural dialogue and collaboration, creating new artistic work together and fostering a sense of global citizenship. Expect a feast of dynamic, innovative, inspiring concerts and pop-up events, featuring performers from around the world celebrating the diversity of our planet.
Featuring performers from diverse corners of the world, including Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Jordan, Kosova, Latvia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Palestine, Peru, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, Syria, Tanzania, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine, UK, and USA.
Further information: Janne Ikäheimo, janne.ikaheimo@uniarts.fi
Performers
- Linda Ilves, lead vocals:
- Helmi Hannonen, Liisa Kivinen, Emilia Keskivinkka, Kata Vuoristo, vocalists
- Ilmari Aitoaho, keyboard etc
- Samuli Kivelä, guitar etc
- Vasilis Katopodis, bass
- Helka Marjamäki, violin
- Justiina Paasonen, violin
- Elina Huhtala, viola
- Joanna Hanhikoski, cello
- Ramona Panula & Linda Ilves, dance
Embodied: an expression of, or giving tangible form to an idea, quality or feeling.
For Linda, the idea of embodiment has meant embarking on a journey inward to better understand how being both a musician and a dancer influence her creative output as an artist.
Linda’s dance and movement stems from street dance styles such as hip hop and house. A big part of the dance culture and hip-hop culture is the sense of community, sharing and creating together, whilst staying true to your own form of expression. The dance and movement in the concert are partly choreographed, but mostly improvised.
Welcome to witness an intriguing blend of music and dance in this genre bending concert.
The musical soundscapes, sounds, melodies, and harmonies fluctuate from cinematic melancholy to passionate rhythms, with the movement/dance serving as both an echo from and a motivator for the music.
Global Fest, 11.-13.12.2024
Global Fest 2024 is the 9th edition of an annual festival featuring students, teachers, alumni and special guests representing Sibelius Academy’s Global Music Department. Bringing together artists from many corners of the world, the Global Music Department focusses on intercultural dialogue and collaboration, creating new artistic work together and fostering a sense of global citizenship. Expect a feast of dynamic, innovative, inspiring concerts and pop-up events, featuring performers from around the world celebrating the diversity of our planet.
Featuring performers from diverse corners of the world, including Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Jordan, Kosova, Latvia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Palestine, Peru, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, Syria, Tanzania, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine, UK, and USA.
Further information: Janne Ikäheimo, janne.ikaheimo@uniarts.fi