Kevät kerran on koittava (Spring will come) - new CD out now!

"Kevät kerran on koittava" (Spring will come) is out now on BIS Records! Our latest CD includes Finnish choral music from the Grand Duchy era - with compositions by Ehrström, Genetz, Kiljander, Leppänen and Moring among others. 

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New recordings with the Helsinki Chamber Choir available in our web shop!

Riemuitkaamme! A Finnish Christmas (BIS)
A new christmas cd with the Helsinki Chamber Choir and organist Jan Lehtola. The repertoire includes both Piae cantiones -arrangements, some Einojuhani Rautavaara and a brand-new piece by Matthew Whittall (20 €).

Northlands – music by Matthew Whittall (Alba)
Choral and orchestral music by Canadian-born composer Matthew Whittall. Featuring the Helsinki Chamber Choir as well as the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Tapiola Sinfonietta, Tommi Hyytinen and Ilari Angervo. (20 €).

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Autumn Season 2017 published

THIS AUTUMN the Helsinki Chamber Choir will present three very different concerts, demonstrating the versatility of this remarkable group of musicians. First up is a sextet visit to Italy, pairing recent works by Italian composers with selections from Carlo Gesualdo’s hyper-expressive 6th Book of Madrigals. In October, the choir returns to the Klang contemporary music series, bringing recent war-themed works by Finnish, American and Thai composers to Musiikkitalo.

     A highlight of the season will undoubtedly be Andrew Parrott’s debut with the Helsinki Chamber Choir in November. Parrott is one of the world’s leading authorities on early music and combines his formidable knowledge with dynamic musicianship.

     The autumn will also see the release of several new CDs, including music by Paola LivorsiEinojuhani RautavaaraLotta Wennäkoski and Matthew Whittall, as well as a Christmas album that will survey musical celebrations of Yuletide in Finland through the ages. Stay tuned!