Concerts

On Finnish Music Day, musicians of the Turku Philharmonic Orchestra take on works by Mielck, Aho, Rautavaara, and Sibelius.

Argentine and French elegance transport the audience into a world of tango and refined timbres.

Spectacular violin works spanning the centuries will be in spotlight when a concert by four violinists from the TPO presents rich, soulful sounds from different eras.

This concert explores memory as a living, fragmented and constantly evolving phenomenon.

“One bit of luck is everything; two and you lose both.” A tempting deal with the devil – what could possibly go wrong?

The central theme of the evening is a wistful, melancholic approach to dance-inspired music, which gradually becomes increasingly colder and more desolate.

The concert transports its audience to the bright spring days of childhood, memories of love, profound emotions, nostalgia, dark forests and a profound contemplation of eternity.

The concert transports its audience to the bright spring days of childhood, memories of love, profound emotions, nostalgia, dark forests and a profound contemplation of eternity.