Kuva: Matias Hämäläinen
PERJANTAI // FRIDAY
PÄÄLAVA
14.45-15.30
Maamme elinvoimaisin mandoliiniorkesteri Mandolin Mountain alias MaMo on perustettu 2007. MaMon tavaramerkkinä on ollut tyylien runsaus ja vaihtelevuus. Jouni Koskimäen sävellyksien lisäksi MaMo on soittanut mm. mandoliinimusiikin klassikoita sekä muuta klassista musiikkia esim. Bachia, Händeliä, Brahmsia ja Ravelia. Lisäksi ohjelmistossa on mm. jazzia, bluegrassia, klezmeriä, choroa, Balkanin musiikkia, skandinaavisia polskia, kelttireelejä & jigejä, Beatlesia ja Frank Zappaa. Mandoliiniorkesterin perussoittimien lisäksi kuullaan myös viulua, huilua, selloa ja laulua. MaMoa johtaa Jouni Koskimäki, jonka käsialaa ovat myös orkesterin sovitukset ja sävellykset. MaMo on konsertoinut urallaan isoilla festivaaleilla niin kotimaassa kuin ulkomaillakin.
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Finland’s most illustrious mandolin orchestra Mandolin Mountain, aka MaMo, was founded in 2007. MaMo’s trademark has always been its cornucopia of different styles and their ease moving between them. In addition to original compositions by Jouni Koskimäki, MaMo’s repertoire includes mandolin classics, works from classical composers such as Bach, Handel, Brahms and Ravel, as well as jazz, bluegrass, klezmer, choro, music from the Balkans, Scandinavian polskas, Celtic reels and jigs, plus Beatles and Frank Zappa songs. The basic mandolin line-up has been augmented to include violin, flute, cello and singing. MaMo is directed by Jouni Koskimäki who is also in charge of the orchestra’s compositions and arrangements. Over the years, MaMo has appeared at many major festivals in both Finland and abroad.
Jouni Koskimäki – mandoliini, mandola, sävellykset & sovitukset // mandolin, mandola, compositions & arrangements
Leeni Hämynen – mandoliini, viulu & mandola // mandolin, violin & mandola
Hilda Ivars: mandoliini, viulu & laulu // mandolin, violin & vocals
Anniina Kivelä – mandoliini & laulu // mandolin & vocals
Olli Heikkinen – mandola // mandola
Josefiina Fagerlund – tenorimandola, viulu & laulu // tenor mandola, violin & vocals
Johannes Siltanen – tenorimandola // tenor mandola
Silja Ojala – huilu & lyömäsoittimet // flute & percussion
Piritta Piilokari – sello // cello
Jethro Liukku – kitara & tenorimandola // guitar & tenor mandola
Aimo Laitamo – kitara, laulu ja mandoliini // guitar, vocals & mandolin
Kuisma Björn – kitara // guitar
Väinö Huhtanen – basso // bass
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Finland’s most illustrious mandolin orchestra Mandolin Mountain, aka MaMo, was founded in 2007. MaMo’s trademark has always been its cornucopia of different styles and their ease moving between them. In addition to original compositions by Jouni Koskimäki, MaMo’s repertoire includes mandolin classics, works from classical composers such as Bach, Handel, Brahms and Ravel, as well as jazz, bluegrass, klezmer, choro, music from the Balkans, Scandinavian polskas, Celtic reels and jigs, plus Beatles and Frank Zappa songs. The basic mandolin line-up has been augmented to include violin, flute, cello and singing. MaMo is directed by Jouni Koskimäki who is also in charge of the orchestra’s compositions and arrangements. Over the years, MaMo has appeared at many major festivals in both Finland and abroad.
Jouni Koskimäki – mandoliini, mandola, sävellykset & sovitukset // mandolin, mandola, compositions & arrangements
Leeni Hämynen – mandoliini, viulu & mandola // mandolin, violin & mandola
Hilda Ivars: mandoliini, viulu & laulu // mandolin, violin & vocals
Anniina Kivelä – mandoliini & laulu // mandolin & vocals
Olli Heikkinen – mandola // mandola
Josefiina Fagerlund – tenorimandola, viulu & laulu // tenor mandola, violin & vocals
Johannes Siltanen – tenorimandola // tenor mandola
Silja Ojala – huilu & lyömäsoittimet // flute & percussion
Piritta Piilokari – sello // cello
Jethro Liukku – kitara & tenorimandola // guitar & tenor mandola
Aimo Laitamo – kitara, laulu ja mandoliini // guitar, vocals & mandolin
Kuisma Björn – kitara // guitar
Väinö Huhtanen – basso // bass
