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Vantaa Orchestra presents a diverse and influential autumn programme. One of the most interesting concerts of the season is Solovey, in which Saimaa, Yona and Vantaa Orchestra honor Ukrainian culture.
Kalmari Quartet makes its debut with a 4-concert tour in May 13–17 in Tampere, Turku, Helsinki and Outokumpu. In addition to the quartet Antti Lötjönen and Kalle Kalima will perform as a duo in Tampere, Helsinki and Outokumpu.
Tampere's TTT-Klubi's music programme for autumn 2025 has opened its ticket sales. The programme offers high quality and versatile performances to music lovers of all genres.
Unbridled, intimate and generous, the music of Smoking Mouse appeals the senses. The chamber duo formed by Christophe Girard on accordion and Anthony Caillet on euphonium and flugabone celebrates the Spring in May 2025 with an extended tour in Finland, Estonia and Latvia.
In early May, thirteen virtuosos of modern improvised avant-garde music will gather at Espoo Cultural Centre's Louhisali for the two-day SoundScapes #5 festival.
The 39th April Jazz Festival will be organized in Espoo and Helsinki 22–26 April 2025.
Emma-nominated jazz pianist and composer Anni Kiviniemi will embark on a Jazz Federation tour in May with her trio. Joining Kiviniemi are two of Finland’s most sought-after jazz musicians: bassist Jori Huhtala and drummer Olavi Louhivuori.
April 30 marks the celebration of UNESCO’s International Jazz Day. In addition to highlighting jazz’s intrinsic artistic value, the day promotes messages of peace, intercultural collaboration, and respect for human dignity and human rights. The Finnish Jazz Federation is organizing a week-long Jazz Day campaign, fronted this year by jazz musicians Johanna Iivanainen and Jukka Eskola.
The traditional Baltic Jazz festival takes over Taalintehdas once more in July 4–6, 2025.
The old copper mine provides a rustic setting for one of Eastern Finland's most seminal jazz events.
