Orchestras
together!

For twenty years Helsinki Baroque Orchestra’s performances and recordings have been captivating audiences with their potent combination of emotional eloquence and infectious vitality.

The Orchestra of the Finnish National Opera, founded in 1963, is the largest symphony orchestra in Finland. Today, the National Opera Orchestra has 110 members from 17 different nationalities. In addition to opera and ballet performances, the Opera Orchestra also regularly holds its own concerts. The Chief Conductor of the National Opera Orchestra is Hannu Lintu.

The Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra, comprising 97 musicians, is one of Scandinavia's foremost symphony orchestras. Chief conductor Matthew Halls started as the Artistic Director of the orchestra in autumn 2023.

The Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra (OCO) from Kokkola, Finland, was founded by the Orchestra's Honorary Conductor Juha Kangas in 1972 and has been a professional orchestra since 1989. The homogeneous sound and dynamic impact of the Orchestra are a result of years of playing together. Sakari Oramo has served as the Artistic Director of the Orchestra 2013-2019. The new Artistic Director, Malin Broman, took up her appointment in autumn 2019.