Snellman-sali is the ceremonial hall of Kokkola's city hall, named after the philosopher and statesman Johan Vilhelm Snellman, who was born in the city. It hosts concerts, civic celebrations and cultural events, and its dignified interior and good acoustics make it a sought-after performance space.
concert19:00Opening concert of the Central Ostrobothnia Chamber Orchestra with new conductor Kasmir Uusitupa. The programme features works by Räsänen, Debussy and Tchaikovsky.
classical19:00Young violinist Lilja Haatainen performs Mozart's Violin Concerto with the Central Ostrobothnia Chamber Orchestra. The programme includes works by Beethoven, Beamish, and Haydn.
concert19:00Electric violinist Roberts Balanas performs with the Central Ostrobothnia Chamber Orchestra in a programme from Bach to Queen and the world premiere of Jabeau's new work. After the concert, the evening continues at restaurant Dolce.
classical19:00Violinist Alena Baeva performs as soloist and conductor of the Central Ostrobothnia Chamber Orchestra. A classical programme spanning Mendelssohn to Grieg.
concert19:00Conductor Kasmir Uusitupa and cellist Torleif Thedéen present a programme centred on two classical masterworks by Bach and Strauss, with works by Vasks and Venckute. Concert introduction at 18:15.
classical19:00Conductor Janne Nisonen leads a classical concert featuring countertenor Maarten Engeltjes performing Händel arias. The programme also includes works by Clara Iannotta and Bernard Herrmann.
concert18:00Satu Sopanen guides families on a musical journey through the orchestra's world with listening, riddles, singing and games. The concert suits children over 4 years old. An open instrument demonstration is held before the concert.
classical19:00Award-winning pianist Anton Mejias performs as soloist with the Central Ostrobothnia Chamber Orchestra in Bach's piano concerto and contemporary works. The concert is conducted by La Maestra competition winner Mojca Lavrencic.