At the opening of the 54th Lahti Organ Festival, we’ll be singing classics together on the Lahen Lava! In addition, we will host the very first Organ Pipe Blowing World Championships.
Waltteri Torikka’s concert at the Lahti Organ Festival invites the listener into the world of Finnish national romanticism and the art song tradition.
The evening’s music consists of works especially dear to Nordell, music he often describes in his radio programmes as “the best possible music.”
Join Us for a Classical Organ Excursion to Sysmä!
Scott Brothers Duo (Jonathan & Tom Scott) perform a programme of duos for piano and organ, demonstrating the full range of sounds and colours available from this brilliant combination.
The Brass Academy fills St. Mary’s Church in Hollola with its magnificent sound in a programme dedicated to early brass music.
Would you like to drift into the flow of organ music while lying on the floor of a dimly lit church?
Night Meditation – J.S. Bach is an evening for you who love music but do not want to perform or achieve. During the Night Meditation, you can simply relax while organist Pauliina Hyry performs some of Bach’s most beloved compositions.
After a long wait, the Water Organ once again joins forces with live organ music!
This year, singer Mikael Saari joins Miikka Kallio and Jakke Saarinen in a programme that has become a festival favourite. The Water organ will be choreographed live by Markus Karekallas. This unique Water organ spectacular at the Lahti Organ Festival features a nostalgic programme of rock classics performed on the organ.
This year’s traditional Organ Festival Closing Service will feature a number of guest performers.
Mozart’s timeless masterpiece Requiem will be performed at the closing concert of the Lahti Organ Festival.
