Fennica Gehrman

Immerse yourself in the captivating realm of Finnish mythology! With "Forging The Sampo," the renowned publisher Fennica Gehrman presents an extraordinary piece that blends archaic legends with thrill...

Ikikaiku (Eternal Echo) holds a legendary position among Kortekangas's works for youth choirs. The work uses texts from the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala, in Finnish, English and Spanish. The ch...

First publication of Joonas Kokkonen's piece for male choir 'Lehvillä puiden' to the poem of Lassi Nummi (1928-2012).

Olli Kortekangas composed MIssa silvestris (2018) for mezzo-soprano, male choir and organ to a Swedish text by Göran Stenius (1909-2000), a Finnish poet, writer and diplomat. The 'Mass of the Forest'...

Jennah Vainio's (b. 1972) For Such a Time As This was commissioned for YL Male Voice Choir's 140th anniversary concert in 2023. The songs deal with topics such as motherhood, war, longing for children...

With "De Profundis", Fennica Gehrman presents a moving piece for male choir (TB) that captivates through its profound emotional depth and sonic intensity. The traditional setting of the psalm "Out of...

Karlsson became fascinated by the sensual text by Neruda which offered great potential for musical contrasts.

Includes four captivating songs from the opera Rasputin (Lävitse kimmeltävän yön, Kaukana on minun maani, Troikka kiitää & Kuu kelmeä vain virtaan kuvastuu).

Sopran und gemischter Chor (SATB) (lat.)

Immerse yourself in the fascinating and archaic soundscape of Veljo Tormis' masterful cycle with "Forgotten Peoples No. 3: Izhorian Epic". This impressive choral work powerfully revives the musical an...

Jyrki Linjama composed Sonata da chiesa I for piano as a commission from the Carinthischer Sommer festival in Austria and premiered by Juho Pohjonen at Ossiach Abbey in summer 2010. The title alludes...

Lauri Mäntysaari's solo accordion work Élégie (2020-2021) was forming into a serene, melancholic passacaglia, when the devastating news shocked the world: the iconic church of Notre-Dame was on fire....

Einar Englund (1916-1999) was a major Finnish composer of symphonies, concertos and film music. His first symphony (1946) bears the title "War Symphony", not given by the composer. He preferred to thi...