SOLD OUT: Maria Puusaari – Darmstadt smelter
The concert features composers that were active in Darmstadt as well as a violin, electronics and video piece ordered from Jouni Hirvelä.
After World War II, Germany was in ruins, and pre-war ideals had to be buried both in society and in the arts. Soon, a flourishing musical scene was growing out of these ruins. Darmstadt’s summer courses became an important centre for modern music, cherishing the heritage of modernism and avant-garde and taking it in new directions.
The concert features composers that were active in Darmstadt as well as a violin, electronics and video piece ordered from Jouni Hirvelä.
Maria Puusaari, Salla Savolainen, violin
Olga Heikkilä, soprano
Fanny Söderström, piano
Olga Reskalenko, viola
Pinja Laine, cello
Jon-Patrik Kuhlefelt, audio technology
Programme
Stockhausen
Lim
Jolas
Hirvelä
Ligeti
Xenakis
Further information: Leisma, matti.leisma@uniarts.fi
This concert is part of a pilot where we try new, lighter ways to do livestreams.
30 years of doctorates in music at the Sibelius Academy
In 2020, it will be 30 years since the first doctors of music graduated from the Sibelius Academy. So far, over 200 graduates have completed a doctorate in music. The internationally esteemed and groundbreaking doctoral programmes offered by the University of the Arts Helsinki’s Sibelius Academy train professionals for demanding expert positions in the arts, research and educational sector.
After World War II, Germany was in ruins, and pre-war ideals had to be buried both in society and in the arts. Soon, a flourishing musical scene was growing out of these ruins. Darmstadt’s summer courses became an important centre for modern music, cherishing the heritage of modernism and avant-garde and taking it in new directions.
The concert features composers that were active in Darmstadt as well as a violin, electronics and video piece ordered from Jouni Hirvelä.
Maria Puusaari, Salla Savolainen, violin
Olga Heikkilä, soprano
Fanny Söderström, piano
Olga Reskalenko, viola
Pinja Laine, cello
Jon-Patrik Kuhlefelt, audio technology
Programme
Stockhausen
Lim
Jolas
Hirvelä
Ligeti
Xenakis
Further information: Leisma, matti.leisma@uniarts.fi
This concert is part of a pilot where we try new, lighter ways to do livestreams.
30 years of doctorates in music at the Sibelius Academy
In 2020, it will be 30 years since the first doctors of music graduated from the Sibelius Academy. So far, over 200 graduates have completed a doctorate in music. The internationally esteemed and groundbreaking doctoral programmes offered by the University of the Arts Helsinki’s Sibelius Academy train professionals for demanding expert positions in the arts, research and educational sector.