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Helsinki Chamber Choir
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Helsinki Chamber Choir

The Helsinki Chamber Choir was founded in 1962 as the Finnish Radio Chamber Choir. It assumed its current name in May 2005, when the Finnish Broadcasting Company, YLE, withdrew its funding. Since then, the Choir has maintained an independent presence as Finland's only choir made up of professional singers (excepting the Chorus of the Finnish National Opera) and has continued to perform the most demanding works in the contemporary choral repertoire. The Choir regularly commissions new works, mostly from Finnish composers, and its performances are still regularly broadcast by YLE.

Biography

From the Ondine artist archive. Appointments and season references reflect the original biography.

Throughout its history, the Finnish Radio Chamber Choir was led by Harald Andersén, Ilmo Riihimäki, Eric-Olof Söderström, Timo Nuoranne and Finnish composer Kimmo Hakola, who remained Artistic Director with the Helsinki Chamber Choir until June 2007. The current Artistic Advisor of the Helsinki Chamber Choir is German conductor Nils Schweckendiek. The Choir has also worked with foreign guest conductors such as Eric Ericson, Tõnu Kaljuste, Peter Phillips and Paul Hillier.

Discography (extract)

Full discography (16)

Edward Elgar

The Dream of Gerontius

Christine Rice, mezzo-soprano · John Findon, tenor · Roderick Williams, baritone · Helsinki Music Centre Choir · Cambridge University Symphony Chorus · Dominante · Helsinki Chamber Choir · Alumni of the Choir of Clare College, cambridge · Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra · Nicholas Collon

ODE 1451-2D · 2 CDs · Feb 2025

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Veli-Matti Puumala

Anna Liisa, opera in three acts

Helena Juntunen, soprano · Jorma Hynninen, baritone · Tanja Kauppinen, soprano · Ville Rusanen, baritone · Sanna Kurki-Suonio, ethno mazzo-soprano · Juha Hostikka, baritone · Anu Hostikka, soprano · Jouni Kokora, bass · Tapiola Sinfonietta · Helsinki Chamber Choir · Jan Söderblom, conductor

ODE 1254-2D · 2 CDs · May 2015

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