Student matinee of the Sibelius junior academy
Junior Academy students perform
Entry in the order of arrival as long as there are available places. Entrance from 2:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and when the performer changes.
The Ground Foyer of the Helsinki Music Centre has unsurveilled coat racks for outdoor clothes and large bags, free of charge.
Programme
Camille Saint-Saёns (1835–1912): Havanaise E-duuri, opus 83
~ 10 min
Elisa Nokelainen, violin 1)
Naoko Ichihashi, piano
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750): Soolosellosarja nro 1 G-duuri, BWV 1007
– 5. Menuett I & II
– 6. Gigue
~ 5 min
Olli Jaakonsaari, horn 2)
Sergei Prokofjev (1891–1953): Sooloviulusonaatti D-duuri, opus 115
– 1. Moderato
~ 5 min
Rebekka Aaltola, violin 3)
Ignacy Padewewski (1860–1941): Légende As-duuri opus 16 nro 1
Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849): Pianosonaatti nro 2 b-molli, opus 35
– 1. Grave – Doppio movimento
yht. ~ 13 min
Anlan Fu, piano 4)
Teachers: 1) Merit Palas 2) Tero Toivonen 3) Pekka Kauppinen 4) Hui-Ying Liu-Tawaststjerna
Matinees of the Sibelius junior academy at Sibelius Academy
The Sibelius junior academy’s student and chamber music matinees are a series of concerts by students of classical music in Sibelius junior academy. The aim of the junior academy is to introduce musically talented schoolchildren and young people to the scope of goal-oriented music teaching. Concert performers are from all around Finland.
Saturday concert programmes mainly consist of solo performances by young musicians. With their varying repertoires, they reflect both the high-quality competence of our junior academy students and our diverse range of instruments.
Chamber music and its study opens doors to a world where individuality and communality meet in the best possible way. Playing together develops, unites and enriches not only the musicians, but also the audience. In Sibelius junior academy, chamber music is mainly studied at weekend camps organised at the Kallio-Kuninkala training centre in Järvenpää, which culminate in Sunday concerts organised in Helsinki.
Explore the concerts in the series.
All concerts have free admission.
Additional information: Päivi Koivula, paivi.koivula@uniarts.fi
Entry in the order of arrival as long as there are available places. Entrance from 2:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and when the performer changes.
The Ground Foyer of the Helsinki Music Centre has unsurveilled coat racks for outdoor clothes and large bags, free of charge.
Programme
Camille Saint-Saёns (1835–1912): Havanaise E-duuri, opus 83
~ 10 min
Elisa Nokelainen, violin 1)
Naoko Ichihashi, piano
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750): Soolosellosarja nro 1 G-duuri, BWV 1007
– 5. Menuett I & II
– 6. Gigue
~ 5 min
Olli Jaakonsaari, horn 2)
Sergei Prokofjev (1891–1953): Sooloviulusonaatti D-duuri, opus 115
– 1. Moderato
~ 5 min
Rebekka Aaltola, violin 3)
Ignacy Padewewski (1860–1941): Légende As-duuri opus 16 nro 1
Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849): Pianosonaatti nro 2 b-molli, opus 35
– 1. Grave – Doppio movimento
yht. ~ 13 min
Anlan Fu, piano 4)
Teachers: 1) Merit Palas 2) Tero Toivonen 3) Pekka Kauppinen 4) Hui-Ying Liu-Tawaststjerna
Matinees of the Sibelius junior academy at Sibelius Academy
The Sibelius junior academy’s student and chamber music matinees are a series of concerts by students of classical music in Sibelius junior academy. The aim of the junior academy is to introduce musically talented schoolchildren and young people to the scope of goal-oriented music teaching. Concert performers are from all around Finland.
Saturday concert programmes mainly consist of solo performances by young musicians. With their varying repertoires, they reflect both the high-quality competence of our junior academy students and our diverse range of instruments.
Chamber music and its study opens doors to a world where individuality and communality meet in the best possible way. Playing together develops, unites and enriches not only the musicians, but also the audience. In Sibelius junior academy, chamber music is mainly studied at weekend camps organised at the Kallio-Kuninkala training centre in Järvenpää, which culminate in Sunday concerts organised in Helsinki.
Explore the concerts in the series.
All concerts have free admission.
Additional information: Päivi Koivula, paivi.koivula@uniarts.fi