News and events

    Matthew Whittall’s The World Tree has won the Finnish Music Publishers’ Award in the category for contemporary small-scale (and choral) works. The prize was presented at the Finnish Music Publishers’...

    Composer Robert Ruohola received a Young Creator's Grant at the Finnish Music Publishers Association’s 50th anniversary celebration on 10 September. Presented annually to promising Finnish songwriters and composers, the grant...

    Tiina Myllärinen’s guitar quartet Shades will receive three performances in Germany in autumn 2026. The concerts will be given by the Bibra Guitar Quartet, who will present the work in...

    Lotta Wennäkoski has been nominated for the Fondation Prince Pierre de Monaco’s Music Composition Prize 2027 with her work Vents et lyres. One of the most respected awards in contemporary...

    Beloved violin duets by László Rossa and Géza Szilvay are now available in new editions designed for teachers and students both within and beyond the Colourstrings community. The publications make...

    Estonian composer Helena Tulve has been appointed Artistic Planner of Summer Sounds Festival. One of Estonia’s leading contemporary composers, Tulve is known for her sensitive approach to sound, space and...

    Composer Lotta Wennäkoski received the First Class Knight’s Cross of the Order of the Lion of Finland on 5 June 2026. The distinction had been awarded to her by the...

    Fennica Gehrman’s new Director of Marketing and Administration will be PhD Hanna Isolammi, an experienced music professional, researcher, and journalist. They have extensive knowledge of the composer community and the...

    The CD by English clarinettist Julian Bliss featuring Clarinet Concertos by Kalevi Aho and Magnus Lindberg won the BBC Music Magazine Award in the Concerto category. Another Kalevi Aho’s album won the...

    Helena Tulve's 12-minute Wand'ring Bark for orchestra will receive several performances during this spring season. Among the first was the Orchestre de Paris concert on 18. February . According to...