The House of Nobility is one of Helsinki's most distinguished 19th-century buildings, completed in 1862 to designs by Carl Ludwig Engel. It has long served as the assembly hall of the Finnish nobility and today hosts galas, concerts and formal ceremonies in its grand ballroom.
concert19:00in 5 days
Akateeminen Laulu performs choral works by Britten, Pitt, Sibelius and Madetoja, conducted by Dominik Vogt at Ritarihuone.
concert18:00Chamber Choir Värinä presents its second album featuring works by leading Finnish and Nordic composers. Conducted by Noora Hirn, the concert lasts approximately one hour.
concert19:00Riddarhuset marks its 400th anniversary with a concert series centred on 19th-century music. Pauliina Fred, Lorenzo Coppola and FiBO Players perform works by Romberg, Crusell and Sibelius.
classical19:00The Finnish Baroque Orchestra, Suomalainen Barokkiorkesteri, performs at Ritarihuone in Helsinki.
classical19:00The Helsinki Chamber Choir takes the stage at Ritarihuone for an evening of choral music in a historic Helsinki setting.
concert19:00The closing concert of Chamber Summer features soprano Justyna Khil performing Strauss' Four Last Songs alongside works by Górecki and Ratkje. Refined chamber music in an intimate setting.
concert19:00Classical chamber music meets wine pairing at the Knight's House. Two works - a new string quartet by Leevi Räsänen and Brahms' clarinet quintet - are performed alongside carefully selected wines that transform the musical experience.
concert19:00Classical chamber music by Strauss and Schumann performed by promising soloists and patron artists at the Kamarikesä festival in Helsinki.
