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Mänttä Music Festival
2 August 2021 - 7 August 2021

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An international meeting point for friends of piano music, with established world-class pianists and promising new stars performing in the unique setting of the Gösta Museum of Art. The Artistic Director of Mänttä Music Festival is the distinguished pianist Niklas Pokki.

Type of event

Classical Music Chamber music Contemporary music Courses Seminars and lectures Special programme for children Free admission events

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Contact details

Homepage	www.mantanmusiikkijuhlat.fi
E-mail	toimisto@mantanmusiikkijuhlat.fi
Festival address	Mänttä Festival on map
Phone	+358 3 488 8645
Office	Virkamiehenkatu 4, FI-35800 Mänttä

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