On November 7th, I went to a concert called Isänpäiväkonsertti at Snellman Hall. It was played by children and teenagers in order to celebrate Finnish Father Day.

The concert includes some compositions writen by Jean Sibelius and E.Rautavaara.
J.Sibelius is a Finnish violinist and composer of the late romantic and early-modern periods. His inspiration is connected with the Scandinavian landscape and nature, for example, the Kalevala.
Rautavaara (1928) is a Finnish composer of contemporary classical music, and is one of the most notable Finnish composers after Jean Sibelus. He is a prolific composer and has written in a variety of forms and styles, such as symphonies and sonatas.
My favorite part is watching a little boy playing a cello as big as him. I really enjoyed the concert and it is one of my interesting experiences in Finland.