Turku Music Festival
The Turku Music Festival, part of the Finland Festival, is held in the first half of August.
This annual 10-day festival takes place in mid-August. The festival was founded in 1960, making it one of Finland's oldest. There are usually two daily performances, including orchestra, choral and chamber performances, recitals, organ concerts and lectures.
This annual 10-day festival takes place in mid-August. The festival was founded in 1960, making it one of Finland's oldest. There are usually two daily performances, including orchestra, choral and chamber performances, recitals, organ concerts and lectures.
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The highlight of the festival is the "Night of the Arts", which features all types of arts, including visual and performing, in the museums, galleries and cafes throughout the city.
The repertoire of the festival varies from classical to modern, and often features numerous world-premieres.
The main venues for the performances are the Turku Cathedral and Castle, the Concert Hall, the Swedish Theater and the Sibelius Museum, as well as local churches and halls.
The repertoire of the festival varies from classical to modern, and often features numerous world-premieres.
The main venues for the performances are the Turku Cathedral and Castle, the Concert Hall, the Swedish Theater and the Sibelius Museum, as well as local churches and halls.
