Past Concerts

  • Tue 18.11.2025 7 PM Temppeliaukio Church, Helsinki
    Thu 20.11.2025 7 PM Kymi Church, Kotka
    Fri 21.11.2025 7 PM Klaukkala Church, Nurmijärvi, free entrance!
    Sun 30.11.2025 6 PM Vihti Church

    Matthew Whittall: The World Tree

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Nils Schweckendiek, conductor

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  • Mon 27.10.2025 7 PM St. Michael’s Church, Kirkkonummi
    Tue 28.10.2025 7 PM Varkaus Main Church, free entrance!
    Wed 29.10.2025 7 PM Lentua Hall, Kuhmo
    Fri 31.10.2025 7 PM Verkatehdas, Hämeenlinna
    Sun 2.11.2025 6 PM Helsinki Old Church

    LÄHELLE: France, Italy and Portugal: Baroque music from Latin Europe

    In this programme, the Lähelle (Close to you) project focuses on the music of France, Italy and Portugal!

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  • Thu 9.10.2025 klo 19 Ritarihuone, Helsinki
    Fri 10.10.2025 klo 19 Taulumäki Church, Jyväskylä; Free entrance!

    The Art of Loving - New works from Finland

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Dani Juris, conductor

    “Man – of all ages and cultures – is confronted with the solution of one and the same question; the question of how to overcome separateness, how to achieve union.”
    – Erich Fromm

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  • Sat 6.9.2025 7 PM Olaus Petri Church, Helsinki
    Sun 7.9.2025 6 PM Sipoo Church, Free entrance!

    Vin och melankoli - Male choir works by Pacius

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Nils Schweckendiek, conductor

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  • Wed 20.8.2025 6.00 PM Erkko Hall, Dance House Helsinki

    David Lang: before and after nature

    Bang on a Can All-Stars
    Helsinki Chamber Choir
    Nils Schweckendiek, conductor

    David Lang, text and music
    Tal Rosner, video and visual design

    Bang on a Can All-Stars and the Helsinki Chamber Choir present the European premiere of David Lang’s new work before and after nature at the Helsinki Festival. Premiered in Los Angeles in February, the piece is a meditation on nature – a reflection on the time before and after human existence.

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  • Thu 7.8.2025, 7 PM Temppeliaukio Church, Helsinki
    Sat 9.8.2025, 8 PM Augustinuskirche, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany

    Scarlatti & Scarlatti

    Helsinki Chamber Choir
    NeoQuartet (Puola), only in Germany 9 August
    Petteri Pitko, organ
    Nils Schweckendiek, conductor

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  • Wed 2.7.2025, 7 PM Forssa Church
    Thu 3.7.2025, 7 PM Tammisaari Church, Raasepori
    Sun 6.7.2025, 7 PM Nurmes Church (Nurmeksen Kesämusiikki)
    Mon 7.7.2025, 7 PM Mäntyharju Church
    Thu 10.7.2025, 7 PM Suomenlinna Church, Helsinki

    LÄHELLE: From the living room to the stage – the journey of the Italian madrigal

    Helsinki Chamber Choir:
    Linnéa Sundfær Casserly ja Hanna Lammi, soprano
    David Hackston, alto
    Mats Lillhannus ja Martti Anttila, tenor
    Jussi Linnanmäki, bass

    Finnish Baroque Orchestra:
    Irma Niskanen and Dora Asterstad, violin
    Tatu Ahola, cello
    Matias Häkkinen, harpsichord and organ
    Eero Palviainen, theorbo and leading

    “You never die nor languish, but brief is the glory of your fire.”

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  • Sat 15.2.2025 at 16.00 Musiikkitalo, Paavo Hall, Helsinki
    Sat 17.5.2025 at17.00 WDR Funkhaus am Wallrafplatz, Klaus-von-Bismarck-Saal, Köln, Saksa
    Sun 18.5.2025 at 20.00 Paulussaal, Freiburg, Saksa

    INNEN/SISÄLLÄ

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    ensemble recherche (Germany)
    Nils Schweckendiek, conductor

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  • Wed 7.5.2025 19.00 Helsinki Music Centre

    FRSO: MAURICE DURUFLÉ: Requiem, GUSTAV HOLST: The Planets

    Nicholas Collon, conductor
    Jenny Carlstedt, mezzo-soprano
    Gabriel Kivivuori Sereno, baritone
    Helsinki Music Centre Choir
    Helsinki Chamber Choir

    Gustav Holst is said to have been irritated by the immoderate popularity of his Planets. The suite is nevertheless far more than just musical horoscope froth. Rather, it affords an interesting glimpse into the educated European worldview of the early 20th century – a time when rationalism was being undermined by a zest for theosophy and astrology.

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  • 05.-12.05.2025

    LÄHELLE: Olohuoneesta estradille yleisötyökonsertit

    Helsingin kamarikuoro (HKK) ja Suomalainen barokkiorkesteri (FiBO) tuovat vanhaa musiikkia lähelle ihmisiä osana Lähelle-hanketta, joka vie barokin elävää sointia eri puolille Suomea. Heinäkuussa 2025 yhtyeet esittävät italialaisia madrigaaleja konsertissa ”Olohuoneesta estradille: Italialaisen madrigaalin matka”. Lue lisää konserteista täältä.

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  • Sat 3.5.2025 18.00 G18, Yrjönkatu 18, Helsinki

    CEREMONY: Music for Celebration from Renaissance to Romantic Era

    Kamarikuoro cc FREIA
    Ensemble Nylandia
    singers from Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Jaakko Mäntyjärvi, conductor

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  • Sat 26.4.2025 19.00 Helsinki Music Centre

    Toivo – Helsingin kamarikuoro 20th Anniversary

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Finnish Baroque Orchestra
    Nils Schweckendiek, conductor

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  • Fri 28.3.2025 19.00 Helsinki Music Centre

    HKO: Bacchus ja Ariadne

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra
    Samy Moussa, conductor

    “Already as a child, I was enchanted by Albert Roussel’s ballet Bacchus and Ariadne,” says Samy Moussa, this season’s composer-in-residence. The concert programme, which draws on ancient Greece and the eternal questions of humanity, is complemented by Moussa’s own piece, premiered in 2024, in which Antigone wants to bury her brother who died in battle, even under the threat of the death penalty.

    teksti: Jaani Länsiö

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  • Fri 21.3.2025 19.00 Helsinki Music Centre

    J. S. BACH: St John's Passion

    Nicholas Mulroy, tenor (evangelist)
    Matthew Brook, bass baritone (Jesus)
    Christina Landshamer, soprano
    Hugh Cutting, countertenor
    Magnus Dietrich, tenor
    Tomi Punkeri, baritone

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra
    Nicholas Collon, conductor

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  • Tue 11.3.2025 19.00 Paavo, Helsinki Music Centre
    Sat 15.3.2025 20.15 Muziekgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands
    Sun 16.3.2025 14.15 AMARE, Den Haag, Netherlands

    SAARIAHO: RECONNAISSANCE

    Helsingin kamarikuoro
    Eero Marttila, double bass 
    Heikki Parviainen, percussion
    Timo Kurkikangas, electronics
    Nils Schweckendiek, conductor

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