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Oulu Music Festival
8 March 2020 - 22 March 2020

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This multi-genre urban festival will celebrate its 30th anniversary by bringing a wide range of Finnish and international artists to the Oulu region. Artistic Director Jaakko Kuusisto has prepared a programme of premiere performances, major productions, chamber concerts and club events, together with master classes in classical and rhythm music.

Type of event

Multi-Arts Festivals Chamber music Classical music Contemporary music Courses Ethno/world music Jazz Opera and choir Seminars and lectures Special programme for children Free admission events

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Homepage	www.omj.fi
E-mail	info (at) omj.fi
Festival address	Oulu Festival on map
Phone	+358 44 366 3818
Office	PL 143, FI-90101 Oulu

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