Squirrel, Finch and Little Bird – children’s concert

The EVA Trio’s new children’s album Orava, peippo ja pikkuinen lintu (Squirrel, Finch and Little Bird) has been warmly received, and now the songs from the album can also be heard live in a new arrangement for a 12-piece ensemble of the Tapiola Sinfonietta.

Orava, peippo ja pikku lintu -konsertin taiteellinen työryhmä.

The EVA Trio’s new children’s album Orava, peippo ja pikkuinen lintu (Squirrel, Finch and Little Bird) has been warmly received, and now the songs from the album can also be heard live in a new arrangement for a 12-piece ensemble of the Tapiola Sinfonietta. The arrangements are by Milla Viljamaa, Timo Alakotila and Juha Kujanpää.

The concert takes listeners on an adventure through the world of animal-themed songs, as the EVA Trio’s Essi Wuorela, Vesa Norilo, and Anna-Karin Korhonen perform fresh arrangements of children’s classics such as Oravan pesä, Hopoti hoi and Peipon pesä, together with two child soloists, Peppi the butterfly and Iida the squirrel. The 12-piece Tapiola Sinfonietta ensemble will also be on stage.

The concert lasts about 45 minutes and is suitable for all ages. There will be singing, games, and nostalgia for the whole family.

Ensemble

Tapiola Sinfonietta’s small ensemble
Essi Wuorela, vocals
Anna-Karin Korhonen, kantele
Vesa Norilo, cello
Peppi Asplund, vocals
Iida Asplund, vocals

Time

28.03.2026 15:00

Location

Louhi Hall, Espoon Cultural Centre

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Saturday
28.03.2026
15:00

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