Suomalainen Kamarikuoro (The Finnish Chamber Choir) consists of professional singers, music professionals, and experienced choir singers. The choir’s repertoire consists of the best of Western art music from different eras.

Popular concerts in recent years have featured classics by J. S. Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Brahms, Rachmaninoff, Saint-Saëns, Fauré, Schütz, Pärt, and Mäntyjärvi, among others. Whether performing Bach, Mozart, or new music, the choir and its artistic director capture the spiritual essence of the music and convey it to their audience. Whether performing Bach, Mozart, or new music, the choir and its artistic director capture the spiritual essence of the music and convey it to their audience.

The choir promises its audience an excellent use of their time and life-enriching experiences – small miracles. The choir began its activities in 1984 and quickly rose to the forefront of classical music in Finland by winning the prestigious Let the Peoples Sing competition. The choir was active until the early 1990s, when Eric-Olof Söderström was appointed choir master of the Finnish National Opera.

The choir resumed its activities in 2008. After a few quiet years, Suomalainen Kamarikuoro has risen to a high level of performance. The choir’s board has set a stable direction for its activities and set its ambitions high.