Description
From the fjords of the North to the rivers of the Amazon: This concert invites you on a musical journey across continents. With “Between Fjord and Amazon,” the Taru Ensemble kicks off its new Vox Mundi season. The concert series is dedicated to the diverse musical voices of our world and brings to life how people, cultures, and stories are connected through music. The season’s first program takes us from Finland to Brazil and Venezuela. Nordic soundscapes meet rousing rhythms, and folk traditions encounter contemporary forms of expression. Works by Timo Alakotila, Heitor Villa-Lobos, José Elizondo, and Aldemaro Romero tell stories of origin, movement, and cultural exchange. Amid Brazilian vibrancy, Venezuelan virtuosity, and Finnish sonic poetry, a lively dialogue emerges, full of contrasts, energy, and surprising connections. A concert for everyone who loves musical discoveries and is eager to explore new worlds of sound. Performers Fraynni Rui Medina, violin Luis Montes, violin Alessandro D'Amico, viola Joonas Pitkänen, cello Program José Elizondo: Danzas Latinoamericanas for solo viola (2006) Heitor Villa-Lobos: String Quartet No. 1 (1915/1946) Aldemaro Romero: “Fuga con Pajarillo” from the Suite for Strings (1990) Timo Alakotila: String Quartet No. 4 (2022) Concert duration: approx. 55 minutes The proceeds from this concert will benefit the victims of the earthquake in Venezuela.
Highlights
- Musical journey from Finland to Brazil and Venezuela
- Features works by Timo Alakotila and Heitor Villa-Lobos
- Proceeds benefit earthquake victims in Venezuela
General Information
The Taru Ensemble presents the concert "Between Fjord and Amazon" as part of its Vox Mundi season. This event showcases a rich blend of musical traditions and contemporary expressions, highlighting cultural connections through diverse compositions.
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November 2026
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