Torupill | Bagpipes in the Estonian  Museums

Torupill | Bagpipes in the Estonian Museums

Estonia appears today as the richest bagpipe territory, to be bathed by the baltic sea. Although the Torupill (Estonian bagpipe) has suffered an extinction process at the beginning of the 20th century, the efforts of musicians, from the 70s onwards, on recovering this...
Quarenta Podcast with Ilkka Heinonen

Quarenta Podcast with Ilkka Heinonen

Ilkka Heinonen, is a Finnish musician best known for his groundbreaking work on performing the Jouhikko, an almost forgotten version of the bowed lyre. He’s a Master graduate of Folk music from the Sibelius Academy – University of the Arts Helsinki, with an...
Wood for Säkkipilli prototypes

Wood for Säkkipilli prototypes

We have visited the “Hakalan Puutukku oy” – a family-owned wood trading company in Finland. The company roots go back to 1947 when the Hakala brothers started the timber trade. From the beginning, the business focused on the supply of sawn timber and wood...
Resercher | Sibelius Academy Post

Resercher | Sibelius Academy Post

It is my pleasure to announce that I have been granted with a “Researcher’s Post”, at the MuTri Doctoral School | Sibelius academy | University of the Arts Helsinki, for the duration of my doctoral program. After only half a year of having started my doctoral studies,...