Angel Molinos Bosque – Bass clarinet music (and not only music)
Angel Molino’s fifth doctoral concert
Covid pass is required in all concerts
Based on the order issued by the Regional State Administrative Agency of Southern Finland on 2 December 2021, covid pass is required for all events at the Sibelius Academy. Covid passes are checked from the entire audience at all our public events that hold more than 20 people. The restriction applies to our Helsinki locations. If you do not have a covid pass, you are entitled to a refund of your ticket. Ticketmaster is in contact with customers.
You can watch a free live stream of the concert on Youtube, 21 December, 18–18:14.
Having already combined the bass clarinet with electronic media, with other instruments in some unusual duos, with a variety of percussion instruments, as well as just with itself, in this final concert of his doctoral series, bass clarinettist Angel Molinos explores how the voice of his instrument can dialogue with artistic disciplines other than music, such as dance and performance art.
Performers
Angel Molinos, bass clarinet
Jacintha Damström, dancer and object player
Programme
Jukka Tiensuu: Asteletsa, for solo bass clarinet.
Ville Raasakka: Everyday etudes No. 1: Garden, for sound file, bass clarinettist and object player with gardening tools.
Veli-Matti Puumala: Kaarre II, for clarinettist, dancer and live electronics.
Roderik de Man: Nose, for bass clarinet and wine glass.
Further information: Eeva Hohti
Music – of a more recent variety
The students of the Sibelius Academy perform in over 700 concerts each year. The concerts of the internationally renowned academy open doors for future top artists and offer unforgettable experiences.
Covid pass is required in all concerts
Based on the order issued by the Regional State Administrative Agency of Southern Finland on 2 December 2021, covid pass is required for all events at the Sibelius Academy. Covid passes are checked from the entire audience at all our public events that hold more than 20 people. The restriction applies to our Helsinki locations. If you do not have a covid pass, you are entitled to a refund of your ticket. Ticketmaster is in contact with customers.
You can watch a free live stream of the concert on Youtube, 21 December, 18–18:14.
Having already combined the bass clarinet with electronic media, with other instruments in some unusual duos, with a variety of percussion instruments, as well as just with itself, in this final concert of his doctoral series, bass clarinettist Angel Molinos explores how the voice of his instrument can dialogue with artistic disciplines other than music, such as dance and performance art.
Performers
Angel Molinos, bass clarinet
Jacintha Damström, dancer and object player
Programme
Jukka Tiensuu: Asteletsa, for solo bass clarinet.
Ville Raasakka: Everyday etudes No. 1: Garden, for sound file, bass clarinettist and object player with gardening tools.
Veli-Matti Puumala: Kaarre II, for clarinettist, dancer and live electronics.
Roderik de Man: Nose, for bass clarinet and wine glass.
Further information: Eeva Hohti
Music – of a more recent variety
The students of the Sibelius Academy perform in over 700 concerts each year. The concerts of the internationally renowned academy open doors for future top artists and offer unforgettable experiences.