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Rauma Festivo Music Festival
6 August 2019 - 10 August 2019

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The Old Town in Rauma provides unique concert venues for this August celebration. Our programme of chamber music is a refreshing combination of familiar classics and lesser-known gems reflecting an annually changing theme.

Type of event

Classical Music Chamber music Contemporary music Courses Multimedia Special programme for children Free admission events

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Contact details

Homepage	www.raumafestivo.fi
E-mail	info@raumafestivo.fi
Festival address	Rauma Festival on map
Phone	+358 44 569 3300
Office	Uotilan vanhatie 1, FI-26510 Rauma

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