Tue 20.9.2016 at 7 pm
\nCable Factory, Merikaapelihalli<\/p>\n
Avanti! Chamber Orchestra <\/strong> The welfare state has taken ill as the commonplace goes. Can art provide the remedy? It is a fact that music can cure many ills. Numerous studies have shown the positive effect of music on intelligence, learning and happiness. Of course, music may also allure you to deviate from the straight and narrow. In this concert, Avanti will both indulge in warning examples and demonstrate music’s healing power. <\/p>\n Carl Nielsen: At the Beer of a Young Artist op. 58 ***<\/p>\n
\nJaakko Kuusisto,<\/strong> conductor
\nJohanna Rusanen-Kartano,<\/strong> vocal
\nJaakko Kortekangas,<\/strong> vocal
\nPetri B\u00e4ckstr\u00f6m,<\/strong> vocal
\nOtaniemi Kaiku,<\/strong> choir
\n Pasi Heikura<\/strong>, host<\/p>\n
\nSimultaneously with cuts being introduced, arts are being hailed as a form of therapy and funded with this end in mind. But should welfare music be cheery and simple? Can it be played in minor or does this fail to produce the greatest happiness to the greatest number? Could it be that a sign of true social welfare is art that is autonomous and free from all predetermined purposes? <\/p>\n
\nGiuseppe Verdi: Traviata. Act lll, prelude
\nEduard Hermes: The Forest Man’s Drinking Song
\nFrancis Poulenc: Banalit\u00e9s, No. 2, H\u00f4tel
\nKirmo Lintinen: Fitness opera, Leon aria
\nRen\u00e9 Leibowitz: Marijuana variations non s\u00e9ri\u00e9uses
\nFranz Schubert: Erlk\u00f6nig
\nW.A.Mozart: Bastien and Bastienne, aria \u201cDiggi, Daggi, Shurry, Murry…\u201d <\/p>\n