What does a concert evening surrounded by festoon lights, wine boxes, candles and your favourite people sound like?
The most atmospheric concerts in Finland will take place this spring at Ruissalo Shipyard when Telakka Unplugged premieres!
Turku Music Festival
Next event
Telakka Unplugged: Yona (trio)
28.4.2023
The Turku Music Festival is Finland’s oldest continuously running music festival. It has evolved into a diverse urban event with a wide range of excellent music.
The Turku Music Festival was founded by the Musical Society in Turku in 1960. It has evolved into a diverse urban event with a wide range of excellent music including grand orchestral concerts, chamber music, recitals, jazz, outdoor events and children’s concerts. The guest roster includes Finnish and foreign stars each year. The current artistic director is Klaus Mäkelä; his predecessors include Ville Matvejeff, Topi Lehtipuu, Olli Mustonen and Martti Rousi.
Programme 2023
The programme of the Turku Music Festival for 2023 features top-notch international guest artists, interesting concerts and completely new programme concepts. The programme was devised in collaboration with a wide range of artists and partners.
In 2023, we are revisiting some of the most positively received concert venues: in addition to Turku Concert Hall, there are concerts at several homes, at the Paimio Sanatorium, at the Ruissalo Shipyard, at various churches and chapels and on Market Square. There will also be a variety of outdoor events.
Join us for a wealth of memorable experiences in 2023!
Artist
ARPPA
With a charm radiating from the sincerity of his music, Arppa is an emerging artist on a sharply rising trajectory. His music appears timeless, and his lyrics are like moving images. He has assembled some of the most captivating musicians of his generation, creating a beautiful and coherent sound world around his poetry along with improvisation-driven live performances bursting with energy.
Artist
SEELE STRING QUARTET
The Seele string quartet was established at the initiative of its young members at the Junior Department of the Sibelius Academy in 2015. The group soon proved very promising indeed: only six months later, they won 1st prize in the national Erkki Melartin Chamber Music Competition. Their enthusiasm and excellent ensemble playing was a combination that was soon noted on the Finnish music scene.
