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Kokkola Winter Accordion Festival
9 February 2020 - 16 February 2020

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Our 2019 programme will include the Italian baroque artist Giorgio Dellarole, BayanTonic (Lars Karlsson, Sweden, Öivind Farmen, Norway), and the splendid Russian ESSE Quintet from St Petersburg – with the Guardia Nueva tango orchestra naturally enjoying pride of place. This festival really brings out the extraordinary versatility of the accordion as a musical instrument in a classical, modern and light music context. The programme will also include dance, community singing and outdoor events.

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Homepage	www.talviharmonikka.com
E-mail	talviharmonikka@gmail.com
Festival address	Kokkola Festival on map
Phone	+358 50 511 8387
Office	Pitkänsillankatu 16, FI-67100 Kokkola

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