NY: Film Heavy Trip
Scandinavia House New York, NY, United StatesAn amateur heavy metal band from northern Finland gets its first big break, and hilarity ensues.
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ME: Ruusamari Teppo on Piano
Thomaston Federated Church Thomaston, MaineConcert pianist Ruusamari Teppo performs Sibelius.
MN: Eric Peltoniemi
Open Eye Figure Theater Minneapolis35 Years of Songs for the Theatre: Highlights from the singer/songwriter's decades of music on regional and national stages and film, with vocalist Prudence Johnson and instrumentalist Randy Sabien.
MN: Eric Peltoniemi
Open Eye Figure Theater Minneapolis35 Years of Songs for the Theatre: Highlights from the singer/songwriter's decades of music on regional and national stages and film, with vocalist Prudence Johnson and instrumentalist Randy Sabien.
MN: Eric Peltoniemi
Open Eye Figure Theater Minneapolis35 Years of Songs for the Theatre: Highlights from the singer/songwriter's decades of music on regional and national stages and film, with vocalist Prudence Johnson and instrumentalist Randy Sabien.
MA: Sibelius at the Piano
St. Paul Lutheran Church MA Gloucester, MassachusettsThe music of Sibelius by his great-great-granddaughter, Ruusamari Teppo.
OR: Laksloda
Suomi Hall Astoria, OregonEnjoy an all-you-can-eat luncheon plus bake sale hosed by the Finnish Brotherhood Lodge Auxilary.
NH: FinnFunn Weekend
The Inn at East Hill Farm Troy, NH, United StatesGather for a cultural experience that includes presentations, music, films, tori/marketplace and much more.
CA: Salonen Conducts LA Phil
Walt Disney Concert Hall Los Angeles, CA, United StatesSalonen conducts his own latest orchestral work to launch this program, followed by rising star violinist Daniel Lozakovich, hand-picked by Salonen to play the Tchaikovsky. Salonen and the LA Phil also perform one of their signature works, Bartók’s late masterpiece, which shows off every section of the orchestra to full advantage.
NY: Mälkki Conducts NY Phil
David Geffen Hall New York, NY, United StatesSusanna Mälkki conducts Strauss’s iconic Also sprach Zarathustra, which launches with a majestic fanfare that hails a primeval sunrise and ends in a chord that suggests the mystery of the universe. She also leads the Philharmonic in Haydn’s Philosopher Symphony; listen for French horns and English horns engaging in a musical conversation in the remarkable opening Adagio.