The Times **** “Following a survey of her solo piano music, the dashing pianist Peter Jablonski now offers her two concertos, with lively support from the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra and conductor Nicholas Collon. The…
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Nicholas Collon, conductor Nicholas Mulroy, tenor (evangelist) Christina Landshamer, soprano Arttu Kataja, bass-baritone (Jesus) Thomas Bauer, baritone Hugh Cutting, countertenor Magnus Dietrich, tenor Helsinki Chamber Choir, comp. Choir of Nils Schweckendiek Tapiola, comp. Pasi Hyökki Find…
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Aurora’s performances at the BBC Proms and Helsinki Festival receive outstanding reviews. Listen back on BBC Sounds (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001q14r). A film of the Helsinki performance will be coming later in the year. To memorise…. and to…
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In March 2023, Aurora will tour to Munich, Heidelberg, Bristol, London (Queen Elizabeth Hall) and Printworks (London), with a programme featuring Beethoven’s 5th Symphony (from memory) alongside the 4th Piano Concerto (Jan Lisecki) and a…
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In the Autumn of 2021, the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra together with its new chief conductor, Nicholas Collon, arranged a Thomas Adès festival in Helsinki devoted to the British composer’s music in addition to works by…
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Press Release Feb 7, 2023 Chief Conductor of the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra (FRSO) since autumn 2021, Nicholas Collon is to continue his term until summer 2028. The aim of the new contract beginning in…
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Watch the broadcast of their concert here, featuring Lindberg’s Chorale, Sibelius’ Violin Concerto, and Dvorak’s 9th Symphony.
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In the Autumn of 2021, the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra together with its new chief conductor, Nicholas Collon, arranged a Thomas Adès festival in Helsinki devoted to the British composer’s music in addition to works by…
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Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra appeared at the BBC Proms for the first time under its new Chief Conductor, including a UK premiere by composer Thomas Adès, alongside Debussy’s La Mer and Sibelius’ 5th symphony. (Photo Chris Christodoulou)…
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