
Program
Chamber Music Ensemble Artsoppa
Ilana Gothóni, violin
Pasi Helin, piano
Riikka Sirén, soprano
Teemu Honkanen, cello
JEAN SIBELIUS (1865–1957)
Sonata for violin and piano F Major (1889), (Gothóni – Helin)
1.
2. Andante
3. Vivace
Kaiutar Op. 72/4 (1915), text: Larin-Kyösti (Sirén – Helin)
JEAN SIBELIUS & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Orions bälte Op. 72/2, text: Topelius, comp. artificial intelligence to replace a lost work (Sirén – Helin)
INTERMISSION
DISCUSSION (IN FINNISH)
Artificial intelligence at the service of music: Teemu Honkanen, Lauri Mäntysaari & Perttu Pölönen
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Triofragment based on sketches by Pehr Sibelius (2025)
JEAN SIBELIUS
Trio A minor, “Havträsk” (1886), (Gothóni – Honkanen – Helin)
1. Allegro maestoso
2. Andantino
3. Scherzo (Vivace)
4. Rondo
Free entrance
Duration 1 h 30 min, 1 intermission
Sibelius vs. artificial intelligence
At the Aurora concert in March, audience will be able to judge whether artificial intelligence can beat Sibelius. The chamber music association Artsoppa has used artificial intelligence to create a “fake Sibelius”, which they will play alongside the real Sibelius. Can technology capture the genius of Sibelius? How to distinguish human creativity from the calculated notes of a machine? During the evening, listeners will be challenged to challenge their ears and their minds: can you distinguish between a real Sibelius’ tune and one created by artificial intelligence? The concert offers a fascinating journey into the depths of classical music and a glimpse into what modern technology is capable of. Where do humans and machines meet in the art of music?
The concert is free of charge, welcome!
Introduction of works
Coming soon!
Artists
INFO
- Address: Nunnankatu 4, 20700 Turku
- Public transport: Close to downtown stops. The closest stops are Hämeenkatu and Uudenmaankatu. The Turku Cathedral bus stop is nearby.
- Accessibility: The inner courtyard of the venue has a sloping pavement. The main door and hall are accessible.
- Parking: Parking spaces on Nunnankatu and around the Cathedral.