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    Lauri Mäntysaari: KimaraKimara (cluster [of colors], 2025) is a collection of short, color-inspired pieces for cello. They can be performed in any order, individually or scattered throughout a concert program...

    Kai Nieminen: SigmaSigma for solo trombone was written in 1998. Composer Kai Nieminen tells that inspiration behind the name is from the way trombone’s slide moves during playing. The musical...

    Downloadable and printable PDF product. Einar Englund wrote this violin concerto in 1981. The work is in three movements: Allegro moderato, Moderato and Finale: Allegro molto. The duration is 28...

    Einar Englund won the first prize in the composition competition organized by the Helsinki Culture Foundation with his Concerto no. 1 for piano and orchestra (1955). This product is the...

    Kalevi Aho composed his 5th string quartet in autumn 2021 as a commission from the Kamus Quartet. It is dedicated to the memory of the German-Austrian musicologist Elke Albrecht, who...

    Lars Karlsson's String quartet No. 1 was composed in 1997 and revised in 2025. The first performance of the revised version was played by Tempera Quartet in October 2025. Buy...

    Pehr Henrik Nordgren (1944-2008) composed string quintet op. 110 in 2000. The work is scored for two violins, viola and two cellos. In his 4th and 5th symphonies (1997 and...

    Aulis Sallinen's one-movement fourth string quartet (1971) has a subtitle Quiet Songs (Hiljaisia lauluja). In contrast to the splintered plurality of the third quartet, the fourth is a homogenous minor-key...

    The score of Lotta Wennäkoski's Glimt, skymt (Swedish for "Glimpse, glance") for four flutes opens with a citation from Tua Forsström: "And the water is sparkling and everything is sparkling...

    Downloadable and printable PDF edition. Mstislav Rostropovich once said that violoncello and accordion go together much better than cello and piano. Ilkka Kuusisto's Hymns for violoncello and accordion (1999-2000) confirm...