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Sunday, April 16

SUN 10.30-12.00

Finlayson Area

Masterclass: Karin Bonelli

Masterclass with Karin Bonelli, flute and piccolo of the Vienna Philharmonic. Performers: Alessandro Bennardo (Mozart Concerto D Major), Senja Mäki (Dutilleux Sonatina) and Wenjing You (orchestral excerpts). Pianist: Ville Hautakangas.

SUN 11.30-13.00

Werstas Auditorium

Beyond The Flute

Jaana Laasonen, one of Finland’s most acclaimed flute pedagogues, presents about the art of group teaching and how to make it fun and collaborative with a variety of games and exercises for young flutists. The class will be held in Finnish.

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SUN 12.00-12.30

Finlayson Area

Film: Lindu

LINDU depicts the mythology and traditions related to death in the Karelian tradition. The story follows the preparation for a burial in a Soviet Karelian village around the 1960s, where traditions are still present and passed on through the rituals performed by the mother. The flute plays a large role, played by flutist Robert Tobin, and is central throughout the film. It was decided to vary the colour and pitch in the different areas of the film so three different flutes were used. Firstly an ivory headed 19th century simple system flute, secondly a modern Boehm flute and lastly a wooden baroque flute. 
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SUN 12.30-13.20

Finlayson Area

Recital: An Afternoon at the Opera

Featuring flutists from the Finnish National Opera and Ballet Orchestra and the Helsinki Flute Orchestra. Program: Puccini Madame Butterfly “Humming Chorus”, Delibes Lakme, Doppler/Sprenger Rigoletto Fantasy, Mozart/Hinze Magic Flute “Pa-pa-pa” and Bizet Carmen Fantasy.

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SUN 13.30-14.00

Finlayson Area

Film: Lindu

LINDU depicts the mythology and traditions related to death in the Karelian tradition. The story follows the preparation for a burial in a Soviet Karelian village around the 1960s, where traditions are still present and passed on through the rituals performed by the mother. The flute plays a large role, played by flutist Robert Tobin, and is central throughout the film. It was decided to vary the colour and pitch in the different areas of the film so three different flutes were used. Firstly an ivory headed 19th century simple system flute, secondly a modern Boehm flute and lastly a wooden baroque flute. 
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SUN 14.00-15.15

Finlayson Area

Piccolo Competition Finals

Finals of the 2023 Piccolo Competition. Finalists will be announced the evening of April 14, 2023.

SUN 15.30-16.45

Finlayson Area

Young Artist Competition Finals

Finals of the 2023 Young Artist Competition. Finalists will be announced the evening of April 14, 2023.

SUN 17.00-17.45

Himmelblau Gallery

Workshop: Beatbox, Jazz and Latin Improvisation

Enjoy learning the basics of improvisation and how it can improve your playing with Latin Grammy Giovanni Pérez.

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SUN 17.00-17.30

Finlayson Area

Film: Lindu

LINDU depicts the mythology and traditions related to death in the Karelian tradition. The story follows the preparation for a burial in a Soviet Karelian village around the 1960s, where traditions are still present and passed on through the rituals performed by the mother. The flute plays a large role, played by flutist Robert Tobin, and is central throughout the film. It was decided to vary the colour and pitch in the different areas of the film so three different flutes were used. Firstly an ivory headed 19th century simple system flute, secondly a modern Boehm flute and lastly a wooden baroque flute. 
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SUN 18.00-19.15

Finlayson Area

Recital: The Golden Hour

An exciting concert featuring two of the most prominent flutists in the world, “The Golden Hour” presents a virtuosic program with Karin Bonelli from the Vienna Philharmonic and Sony Artist flute superstar Elisabet Franch. Works by Mozart, Doppler, Baksa, Saint-Saëns and Grieg. Sponsored by Brannen Flutes. Pianist: Hernán Milla. Winners of the 2023 Piccolo and Young Artist Competitions will be announced shortly after.

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