Yesterday | Newsroom Finland
Finland's Lind n says YLE to remain under Parliament's control
Suvi Linden , the Finnish communications minister, said Wednesday that "an independent Finnish Broadcasting Company council" might be more fit for purpose than the current administrative council was but was quick to add that the public broadcaster should remain under Parliament's control.
Albert Edelfelt's summer dominates as Retretti Art Centre offers something for everyone
The steps down into the underground caverns at the Retretti Art Centre lead one on a journey of the imagination.
Int l Music Fest to introduce classical musicians
Beijing International Music Festival, an annual cultural event in Beijing's calendar, is known for its continued efforts in promoting classical music.
It is view from window of Olavlinna Castle in Savonlinna, eastern Finland. It is really lake region.
Repainting of Kerim ki Church is well underway
The painting of the Kerimaki Church, the world's largest wooden church, located near Savonlinna in Eastern Finland, is a colossal project, but the residents intend to conquer the difficulties.
The Opera de Montreal brings its 29th season to a close a true bel canto masterpiece, 'Lucia di Lammermoor' by Gaetano Donizetti.
NOUMENA Working On New Material
Finnish melodic death metallers NOUMENA have issued the following update: "We have been writing new material and already five songs have been rehearsed.
The King Goes Forth to France, Guildhall School, London
When Aulis Sallinen's third opera was premiered at Savonlinna in 1984 and reprised at Covent Garden, it attracted uncommon attention.
Anne Namba dresses 'Butterfly'
Anne Namba designs have been mainstays on local runways since her label debuted 23 years ago.
Opera finery for Finland, from Isles
When Finland decided to stage Giacomo Puccini's 'Madama Butterfly,' a creative team from Hawai'i was asked for help.