FRSO & Anja Bihlmaier & Sergei Krylov

Can a violin have a human soul? Certainly, for Sofia Gubaidulina, it was capable of expressing the profoundest of emotions, and it’s hard to imagine a more committed advocate than Sergei Krylov for her huge, yearning Offertorium. 

So, how to follow that? Fiddles catch fire in Schönberg’s multicoloured re-imagining of Brahms’s best-loved chamber work – a symphony by any other name, and an exuberant showcase for guest conductor Anja Bihlmaier.

Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra (FRSO)

Anja Bihlmaier, conductor
Sergei Krylov, violin

Sofia Gubaidulina: Offertorium for Violin and Orchestra
Johannes Brahms (arr. Arnold Schönberg): Piano Quartet in G minor, arrangement for orchestra

Late-Night Chamber Music:
Yuki Koyama, flute
Kyeong Ham, oboe
Christoffer Sundqvist, clarinet
Otto Virtanen, bassoon
Jukka Harju, French horn
Arnold Schönberg: Wind Quintet Op. 26

Musiikkitalo, Concert Hall

30.10.2026

19.00-21.00

Tickets 42-12,50€