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VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että joukkoliikenteen kustannukset saadaan alentumaan sähköbussien avulla.
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että sähköbusseista saataisiin Suomelle vientiala. Suomessa on paljon yhtiöitä, joilla on alan osaamista, ja sähköbussijärjestelmän toimiessa Suomen olosuhteissa, ne toimivat Karvosen mukaan missä tahansa.
- published: 04 Dec 2013
- views: 39
Ihastuttavasti naivistinen avauskappale Tuomari Nurmion albumilta Lasten mehuhetki (1981). Se julkaistiin cd:nä vuonna 1988 ja remasteroituna levynä 2001. Music of UMG. Lyrics:
Seitsemäs seitsemättä, seitsemää yli seitsemän
Isä sytytti Figaro-sikarin klinikan käytävässä
Oli syntynyt lapsikuningas tänne Pohjantähden alle
Hän oli loistava valona koko maailmalle
kertosäe: Eläköön (4x)
Hän sai kuusta kultaisen kruunun ja miekan maan metallista
Hän ei kaivannut kauneinta purppuraa, hän pukeutui kunniaan
Hän tuli jakamaan oikeutta, hän tuli jakamaan viisautta
Hän tuli jakamaan rakkautta ja iloa elämään
kertosäe
Hän kirjoitti ankarat käskynsä kirkkailla väreillä
Ja koristeli ne kukkien kuvilla ja valtion sinetillä
Hän antoi kodin kodittomille, hän vaatetti alastomat
Hän antoi lohtua surullisille, hän tyynnytti levottomat
kertosäe
Yleisen vaihdon välineiksi hän määräsi avaruusrahat,
hedelmäveneet ja vadelmajalat ja ananasapinat
Rahaa jaettiin perheille päivittäin kaikista kioskeista
Ja jonoissa piti odottaa kiltisti käsikkäin
kertosäe
Hän käski pukuja pysymään puhtaina pesemättä ja harjaamatta
Hän käski kenkiä kävelemään kompuroimatta
Hän määräsi linnut lentämään Ilmassa oikein päin
Pitkin vanhoja reittejään takaisin etelään
kertosäe
Artistit
Hannu Nurmio - laulu, kitara
Ahti Marja-aho - bassokitara, urut, piano
Juha Takanen - rummut
Pentti Lahti - saksofoni
Saksalaisen koulun tyttökuorolaiset - taustalaulu
Avustajina lisäksi Olli Eklund (albumin kansikuvassa), Marja Uusitalo, Kari Riipinen, Veikko Karvonen ja Atte Blom.
- published: 15 Nov 2013
- views: 1773
Six months after winning gold at the British Empire Games(see previous video),Holden ,now 43 years old,lined up against a rather more competitive field,running the last few miles alone and winning by just over half a minute in 2.32.13.Second placed Veikko Karvonen of Finland ,looking at Holden's grey hair asked his age.On being told he said"but you are older than my father!".
- published: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 316
Alain Mimoun (born January 1, 1921) is a French[1] Olympic marathon champion.
Born in El Telagh, Algeria, Mimoun lost several years of competition to World War II. After the war, he was several times French champion in the 5000 metres and 10000 metres. His path to an Olympic gold medal was blocked in both 1948 and 1952 by the Czech champion Emil Zátopek. Mimoun won silver medals in 10000 metres in 1948 and 1952 as well as another silver medal in 5000 metres in 1952. His second place finishes behind Zatopek gave him the nickname "Zatopek's Shadow."
Zátopek and Mimoun, while rivals, were great friends. They competed against each other for a final time at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956. Mimoun, age 35, and Zátopek, age 34, were seen as champions in their decline. They both competed in the marathon an event where runners peak in their thirties.
It was extremely hot in Melbourne on the day of the marathon. Zátopek, who had had a hernia operation 6 weeks before, suffered in the heat but Mimoun seemed to come to life as the temperatures reached 97 degrees (36 celsius). Mimoun went on the win the event. Additionally, Mimoun had become a father that morning. His daughter was named Olympia.
At the finish line, he waited for his friend who came in sixth. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment more valuable than his gold medal.
Mimoun continued to compete after Melbourne. He was on the French team for the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. Mimoun won his final national championship in 1966, twenty years after his debut. He is a national hero in France with over thirty gymnasiums and the stadium in Bugeat named in his honor.
Place Athlete Time
1 Alain Mimoun (FRA) 2:25:00
2 Franjo Mihalić (YUG) 2:26:32
3 Veikko Karvonen (FIN) 2:27:47
4 Lee Chang-Hoon (KOR) 2:28:45
5 Yoshiaki Kawashima (JPN) 2:29:19
6 Emil Zátopek (TCH) 2:29:34
7 Ivan Filin (URS) 2:30:37
8 Jvert Nyberg (SWE) 2:31:12
9 Thomas Nilsson (SWE) 2:33:33
10 Eino Oksanen (FIN) 2:36:10
11 Arnold Vaide (SWE) 2:36:21
12 Choi Chunk-Sik (KOR) 2:36:53
13 Paavo Kotila (FIN) 2:38:59
14. Mercer Davis (RSA) 2:39:48
15. Harry Hicks (GBR) 2:39:55
16. Hideo Hamamura (JPN) 2:40:53
17. Albert Richards (NZL) 2:41:34
18. John Russell (AUS) 2:41:44
19. Lothar Beckert (EUA) 2:42:10
20. Nick Costes (USA) 2:42:20
21. Johnny Kelley (USA) 2:43:40
22. Muhamad Havlidar Aslam (PAK) 2:44:33
23. Adolf Gruber (AUT) 2:46:20
24. Aurele van den Driessche (BEL) 2:47:18
25. Keith Ollerenshaw (AUS) 2:48:12
26. Naw Myitung (BIR) 2:49:32
27. Pavel Kantorek (TCH) 2:52:05
28. Kurt Hartung (EUA) 2:52:14
29. Bashay Feleke (ETH) 2:53:37
30. Abdul Rashid (PAK) 2:57:47
31. Arap Sum Kanuti (KEN) 2:58:42
32. Gebre Birkay (ETH) 2:58:49
33. Kurao Hiroshima (JPN) 3:04:17
— Giuseppe Lavelli (ITA) DNF
— Jan Barnard (RSA) DNF
— Ron Clark (GBR) DNF
— Eduardo Fontecilla (CHI) DNF
— Ali Baghbanbashi (IRI) DNF
— Boris Grichaev (URS) DNF
— Les Perry (AUS) DNF
— Eduardo Silva (CHI) DNF
— Albert Ivanov (URS) DNF
— Klaus Portadnik (EUA) DNF
— Fred Norris (GBR) DNF
— Wha Dong-Lim (KOR) DNF
— Dean Thackwray (USA) DNF
- published: 02 Sep 2010
- views: 22418
Sibelius - Cantatas.
Ellerhein Girls' Choir.
Estonian National Male Choir.
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra.
Paavo Jârvi, conductor.
Op. 26 Finlandia, symphonic poem
In revised version (1900) of the music (composed 1899) for celebrations in honour of the Finnish Press (7th movement, under title "Finland Awakens"): first public performance 2nd July 1900 (possibly earlier), in the premises of the Fire Brigade (Orchestra of the Helsinki Philharmonic Society under Robert Kajanus). Conducted by Kajanus as Finlandia, February 1901. Arrangement for piano (under name Finlandia) November 1900.Arrangements for male choir of the Finlandia Hymn with words by: a) Wäinö Sola 1937; first performance 21st April 1938 in Helsinki at Freemason's Lodge of St John (singers Wäinö Sola, Martti Similä, Sulo Räikkönen and O. A. Turunen, with Arvi Karvonen at the harmonium); b) Veikko Antero Koskenniemi 1940; first performance 7th December 1940 at the Exhibition Hall in Helsinki (Laulu-Miehet singers under Martti Turunen). Arrangement for mixed-voice choir of the Finlandia Hymn 1948; words by V. A. Koskenniemi.
In February 1899 Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, issued a "February Manifesto" which aimed to restrict the autonomy of the Grand Duchy of Finland. This stirred opposition in most Finnish cultural circles, and paintings with protest themes became very popular.
Sibelius, too, wanted to use his art to add to the protests. In 1899 he wrote The Song of the Athenians and The Breaking of the Ice on Oulu River. The year was crowned by the music for tableaux staged as part of the main event of the Days of the Press. The performances took place at the beginning of November 1899 at the Swedish Theatre.
Sibelius wrote a short overture, and music for six tableaux:
I Väinämöinen's Song,
II The Baptism of the Finns [into the Christian faith]
III Duke John in the Castle of Turku,
IV Finns in the Thirty Years' War,
V The "Great Hate" [referring to the scorched-earth and reprisal tactics of the Russian Army during its invasion of Finland, 1714-1721],
VI Finland Awakens.
- published: 19 Jan 2012
- views: 43616
SIC presents a Vibes solo exhibition by Laura Birn, Anni Puolakka, Heidi Soidinsalo, Tuomas Skopa, Ville Seppänen, Aarne Tapola and Martti Tervo.
6–22 February, 2015
Tyynenmerenkatu 6 C, Helsinki
Opening: 6 February, 6 p.m.
---
Vibes (2012–) is a total, perennial piece and a collective comprised of founding members and guest contributors. Consisting of one-off performances, situations, texts and installations, it celebrates carpe diem and commitment.
At SIC, Vibes takes the shape of a site-specific installation – a world of its own, that the viewer can watch but also visit.
In this world a visitor finds herself inside a cloud, amongst a group of creatures who have surrendered to the idea that life and art are about being lost, following one’s instincts and sharing journeys and picnics, joys and sorrows.
The work had its starting point in a play written by Pablo Picasso in 1941, called Desire Caught by the Tail. The play takes a new life in the characters seen at SIC: The Onion, Fat Anxiety, Thin Anxiety, The Curtains, Picasso, The Cousin and Silence (who have also picked up some Moomin genes on the way). Picasso’s work also echoes in the actions and processes that rule this fantasy: free association, intuition and ”letting one world influence its unlikely neighbours”*. Like in Desire Caught by the Tail, the Vibes piece’s vigor comes with obscurity, and meanings are best discovered by leaping beyond language.
You will see.
*) As put by Picasso’s friend and biographer Sir Roland Penrose in the foreword of the English translation of the play.
---
The piece was produced in collaboration with Laura Jantunen, Anna-Mari Karvonen, Venla Korvenmaa, Antti-Veikko Salo and Pauli Tapola.
Thank you: Osku Leinonen
www.vibes.fi
www.sicspace.net
- published: 26 Jan 2015
- views: 716
Tallennettu Pakkahuoneella 1.4.2016
Johtajana Antti Karvonen
Sävellys Yrjö Saarnio
Sovitus Markku Rinta-Pollari
- published: 09 May 2016
- views: 54
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Pyykkärin Jenkka · Viljo Karvonen
Kantele
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Released on: 2014-12-10
Artist: Viljo Karvonen
Composer: Viljo Karvonen
Music Publisher: manus
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- published: 11 Dec 2014
- views: 115
Veikko Leo Karvonen (January 5, 1926 – August 1, 2007) was a Finnish athlete who mainly competed in the marathon. He won the bronze medal in the marathon at the 1956 Summer Olympics. At the 1954 European Championships he won the gold medal in the marathon and the following year won the Boston Marathon.
Karvonen was born in Sakkola, a small Karelian town that then belonged to Finland but was invaded by the Soviet Union during World War II. Karvonen was evacuated to Saarijärvi, where he started his running career training with Jussi Kurikkala. He ran his first marathon in autumn 1949 in Turku with the promising result of 2:45:07.
Karvonen participated in the 1950 European Championships in Brussels. He finished second in the marathon 32 seconds after the winner Jack Holden. In the Track and Field News annual world ranking he was the second best marathon runner of 1950, after Holden.
In 1951 Karvonen ran three marathons and won each of them. In the Finnish Championship marathon in July his winning time was 2:28:46. In August in the Nordic Championship marathon he ran 2:28:07. In September he won the Enschede Marathon by over six minutes' margin before Tom Richards, Karvonen's winning time was 2:29:02. In 1951 Karvonen was ranked as the best marathon runner in the Track and Field News annual world ranking.
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Jean Sibelius (
pronunciation (help·info); 8 December 1865 – 20 September 1957) was a Finnish composer of the later Romantic period. His music played an important role in the formation of the Finnish national identity. His mastery of the orchestra has been described as "prodigious."
The core of Sibelius's oeuvre is his set of seven symphonies. Like Beethoven, Sibelius used each successive work to further develop his own personal compositional style. His works continue to be performed frequently in the concert hall and are often recorded.
In addition to the symphonies, Sibelius's best-known compositions include Finlandia, the Karelia Suite, Valse triste, the Violin Concerto in D minor and The Swan of Tuonela (one of the four movements of the Lemminkäinen Suite). Other works include pieces inspired by the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala; over 100 songs for voice and piano; incidental music for 13 plays; the opera Jungfrun i tornet (The Maiden in the Tower); chamber music; piano music; Masonic ritual music; and 21 separate publications of choral music.
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0:47Joukkoliikenteen kustannukset alas sähköbussien avulla
Joukkoliikenteen kustannukset alas sähköbussien avullaJoukkoliikenteen kustannukset alas sähköbussien avulla
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että joukkoliikenteen kustannukset saadaan alentumaan sähköbussien avulla. -
1:43Suomen olosuhteissa sähköbussiliikenne on helppo kehittää toimivaksi
Suomen olosuhteissa sähköbussiliikenne on helppo kehittää toimivaksiSuomen olosuhteissa sähköbussiliikenne on helppo kehittää toimivaksi
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että sähköbusseista saataisiin Suomelle vientiala. Suomessa on paljon yhtiöitä, joilla on alan osaamista, ja sähköbussijärjestelmän toimiessa Suomen olosuhteissa, ne toimivat Karvosen mukaan missä tahansa. -
4:16Tuomari Nurmio ~ Lapsikuninkaan Käskyt
Tuomari Nurmio ~ Lapsikuninkaan KäskytTuomari Nurmio ~ Lapsikuninkaan Käskyt
Ihastuttavasti naivistinen avauskappale Tuomari Nurmion albumilta Lasten mehuhetki (1981). Se julkaistiin cd:nä vuonna 1988 ja remasteroituna levynä 2001. Music of UMG. Lyrics: Seitsemäs seitsemättä, seitsemää yli seitsemän Isä sytytti Figaro-sikarin klinikan käytävässä Oli syntynyt lapsikuningas tänne Pohjantähden alle Hän oli loistava valona koko maailmalle kertosäe: Eläköön (4x) Hän sai kuusta kultaisen kruunun ja miekan maan metallista Hän ei kaivannut kauneinta purppuraa, hän pukeutui kunniaan Hän tuli jakamaan oikeutta, hän tuli jakamaan viisautta Hän tuli jakamaan rakkautta ja iloa elämään kertosäe Hän kirjoitti ankarat käskynsä kirkkailla väreillä Ja koristeli ne kukkien kuvilla ja valtion sinetillä Hän antoi kodin kodittomille, hän vaatetti alastomat Hän antoi lohtua surullisille, hän tyynnytti levottomat kertosäe Yleisen vaihdon välineiksi hän määräsi avaruusrahat, hedelmäveneet ja vadelmajalat ja ananasapinat Rahaa jaettiin perheille päivittäin kaikista kioskeista Ja jonoissa piti odottaa kiltisti käsikkäin kertosäe Hän käski pukuja pysymään puhtaina pesemättä ja harjaamatta Hän käski kenkiä kävelemään kompuroimatta Hän määräsi linnut lentämään Ilmassa oikein päin Pitkin vanhoja reittejään takaisin etelään kertosäe Artistit Hannu Nurmio - laulu, kitara Ahti Marja-aho - bassokitara, urut, piano Juha Takanen - rummut Pentti Lahti - saksofoni Saksalaisen koulun tyttökuorolaiset - taustalaulu Avustajina lisäksi Olli Eklund (albumin kansikuvassa), Marja Uusitalo, Kari Riipinen, Veikko Karvonen ja Atte Blom. -
1:10Oldest Ever Marathon Gold Medalist-43 Year Old Jack Holden,1950, Brussels,Euro.Champ.'s
Oldest Ever Marathon Gold Medalist-43 Year Old Jack Holden,1950, Brussels,Euro.Champ.'sOldest Ever Marathon Gold Medalist-43 Year Old Jack Holden,1950, Brussels,Euro.Champ.'s
Six months after winning gold at the British Empire Games(see previous video),Holden ,now 43 years old,lined up against a rather more competitive field,running the last few miles alone and winning by just over half a minute in 2.32.13.Second placed Veikko Karvonen of Finland ,looking at Holden's grey hair asked his age.On being told he said"but you are older than my father!". -
2:20MARATHON Melbourne 1956 Alain Mimoun (Amateur footage)
MARATHON Melbourne 1956 Alain Mimoun (Amateur footage)MARATHON Melbourne 1956 Alain Mimoun (Amateur footage)
Alain Mimoun (born January 1, 1921) is a French[1] Olympic marathon champion. Born in El Telagh, Algeria, Mimoun lost several years of competition to World War II. After the war, he was several times French champion in the 5000 metres and 10000 metres. His path to an Olympic gold medal was blocked in both 1948 and 1952 by the Czech champion Emil Zátopek. Mimoun won silver medals in 10000 metres in 1948 and 1952 as well as another silver medal in 5000 metres in 1952. His second place finishes behind Zatopek gave him the nickname "Zatopek's Shadow." Zátopek and Mimoun, while rivals, were great friends. They competed against each other for a final time at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956. Mimoun, age 35, and Zátopek, age 34, were seen as champions in their decline. They both competed in the marathon an event where runners peak in their thirties. It was extremely hot in Melbourne on the day of the marathon. Zátopek, who had had a hernia operation 6 weeks before, suffered in the heat but Mimoun seemed to come to life as the temperatures reached 97 degrees (36 celsius). Mimoun went on the win the event. Additionally, Mimoun had become a father that morning. His daughter was named Olympia. At the finish line, he waited for his friend who came in sixth. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment more valuable than his gold medal. Mimoun continued to compete after Melbourne. He was on the French team for the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. Mimoun won his final national championship in 1966, twenty years after his debut. He is a national hero in France with over thirty gymnasiums and the stadium in Bugeat named in his honor. Place Athlete Time 1 Alain Mimoun (FRA) 2:25:00 2 Franjo Mihalić (YUG) 2:26:32 3 Veikko Karvonen (FIN) 2:27:47 4 Lee Chang-Hoon (KOR) 2:28:45 5 Yoshiaki Kawashima (JPN) 2:29:19 6 Emil Zátopek (TCH) 2:29:34 7 Ivan Filin (URS) 2:30:37 8 Jvert Nyberg (SWE) 2:31:12 9 Thomas Nilsson (SWE) 2:33:33 10 Eino Oksanen (FIN) 2:36:10 11 Arnold Vaide (SWE) 2:36:21 12 Choi Chunk-Sik (KOR) 2:36:53 13 Paavo Kotila (FIN) 2:38:59 14. Mercer Davis (RSA) 2:39:48 15. Harry Hicks (GBR) 2:39:55 16. Hideo Hamamura (JPN) 2:40:53 17. Albert Richards (NZL) 2:41:34 18. John Russell (AUS) 2:41:44 19. Lothar Beckert (EUA) 2:42:10 20. Nick Costes (USA) 2:42:20 21. Johnny Kelley (USA) 2:43:40 22. Muhamad Havlidar Aslam (PAK) 2:44:33 23. Adolf Gruber (AUT) 2:46:20 24. Aurele van den Driessche (BEL) 2:47:18 25. Keith Ollerenshaw (AUS) 2:48:12 26. Naw Myitung (BIR) 2:49:32 27. Pavel Kantorek (TCH) 2:52:05 28. Kurt Hartung (EUA) 2:52:14 29. Bashay Feleke (ETH) 2:53:37 30. Abdul Rashid (PAK) 2:57:47 31. Arap Sum Kanuti (KEN) 2:58:42 32. Gebre Birkay (ETH) 2:58:49 33. Kurao Hiroshima (JPN) 3:04:17 — Giuseppe Lavelli (ITA) DNF — Jan Barnard (RSA) DNF — Ron Clark (GBR) DNF — Eduardo Fontecilla (CHI) DNF — Ali Baghbanbashi (IRI) DNF — Boris Grichaev (URS) DNF — Les Perry (AUS) DNF — Eduardo Silva (CHI) DNF — Albert Ivanov (URS) DNF — Klaus Portadnik (EUA) DNF — Fred Norris (GBR) DNF — Wha Dong-Lim (KOR) DNF — Dean Thackwray (USA) DNF -
0:28Taiteiden yön Hiekka-animaatio
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1:12Taiteiden yön pala-animaatio
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8:33Jean Sibelius - Finlandia, Op. 26 - Paavo Jârvi
Jean Sibelius - Finlandia, Op. 26 - Paavo JârviJean Sibelius - Finlandia, Op. 26 - Paavo Jârvi
Sibelius - Cantatas. Ellerhein Girls' Choir. Estonian National Male Choir. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. Paavo Jârvi, conductor. Op. 26 Finlandia, symphonic poem In revised version (1900) of the music (composed 1899) for celebrations in honour of the Finnish Press (7th movement, under title "Finland Awakens"): first public performance 2nd July 1900 (possibly earlier), in the premises of the Fire Brigade (Orchestra of the Helsinki Philharmonic Society under Robert Kajanus). Conducted by Kajanus as Finlandia, February 1901. Arrangement for piano (under name Finlandia) November 1900.Arrangements for male choir of the Finlandia Hymn with words by: a) Wäinö Sola 1937; first performance 21st April 1938 in Helsinki at Freemason's Lodge of St John (singers Wäinö Sola, Martti Similä, Sulo Räikkönen and O. A. Turunen, with Arvi Karvonen at the harmonium); b) Veikko Antero Koskenniemi 1940; first performance 7th December 1940 at the Exhibition Hall in Helsinki (Laulu-Miehet singers under Martti Turunen). Arrangement for mixed-voice choir of the Finlandia Hymn 1948; words by V. A. Koskenniemi. In February 1899 Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, issued a "February Manifesto" which aimed to restrict the autonomy of the Grand Duchy of Finland. This stirred opposition in most Finnish cultural circles, and paintings with protest themes became very popular. Sibelius, too, wanted to use his art to add to the protests. In 1899 he wrote The Song of the Athenians and The Breaking of the Ice on Oulu River. The year was crowned by the music for tableaux staged as part of the main event of the Days of the Press. The performances took place at the beginning of November 1899 at the Swedish Theatre. Sibelius wrote a short overture, and music for six tableaux: I Väinämöinen's Song, II The Baptism of the Finns [into the Christian faith] III Duke John in the Castle of Turku, IV Finns in the Thirty Years' War, V The "Great Hate" [referring to the scorched-earth and reprisal tactics of the Russian Army during its invasion of Finland, 1714-1721], VI Finland Awakens. -
1:14Vibes at SIC 2015
Vibes at SIC 2015Vibes at SIC 2015
SIC presents a Vibes solo exhibition by Laura Birn, Anni Puolakka, Heidi Soidinsalo, Tuomas Skopa, Ville Seppänen, Aarne Tapola and Martti Tervo. 6–22 February, 2015 Tyynenmerenkatu 6 C, Helsinki Opening: 6 February, 6 p.m. --- Vibes (2012–) is a total, perennial piece and a collective comprised of founding members and guest contributors. Consisting of one-off performances, situations, texts and installations, it celebrates carpe diem and commitment. At SIC, Vibes takes the shape of a site-specific installation – a world of its own, that the viewer can watch but also visit. In this world a visitor finds herself inside a cloud, amongst a group of creatures who have surrendered to the idea that life and art are about being lost, following one’s instincts and sharing journeys and picnics, joys and sorrows. The work had its starting point in a play written by Pablo Picasso in 1941, called Desire Caught by the Tail. The play takes a new life in the characters seen at SIC: The Onion, Fat Anxiety, Thin Anxiety, The Curtains, Picasso, The Cousin and Silence (who have also picked up some Moomin genes on the way). Picasso’s work also echoes in the actions and processes that rule this fantasy: free association, intuition and ”letting one world influence its unlikely neighbours”*. Like in Desire Caught by the Tail, the Vibes piece’s vigor comes with obscurity, and meanings are best discovered by leaping beyond language. You will see. *) As put by Picasso’s friend and biographer Sir Roland Penrose in the foreword of the English translation of the play. --- The piece was produced in collaboration with Laura Jantunen, Anna-Mari Karvonen, Venla Korvenmaa, Antti-Veikko Salo and Pauli Tapola. Thank you: Osku Leinonen www.vibes.fi www.sicspace.net -
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4:16Vesivehmaan jenkka - Torvikopla Big Band feat. Heini Ikonen
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1:41Pyykkärin Jenkka
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Joukkoliikenteen kustannukset alas sähköbussien avulla
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että joukkoliikenteen kustannukset saadaan alentumaan sähköbussien avulla. -
Suomen olosuhteissa sähköbussiliikenne on helppo kehittää toimivaksi
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että sähköbusseista saataisiin Suomelle vientiala. Suomessa on paljon yhtiöitä, joilla on alan osaamista, ja sähköbussijärjestelmän toimiessa Suomen olosuhteissa, ne toimivat Karvosen mukaan missä tahansa. -
Tuomari Nurmio ~ Lapsikuninkaan Käskyt
Ihastuttavasti naivistinen avauskappale Tuomari Nurmion albumilta Lasten mehuhetki (1981). Se julkaistiin cd:nä vuonna 1988 ja remasteroituna levynä 2001. Music of UMG. Lyrics: Seitsemäs seitsemättä, seitsemää yli seitsemän Isä sytytti Figaro-sikarin klinikan käytävässä Oli syntynyt lapsikuningas tänne Pohjantähden alle Hän oli loistava valona koko maailmalle kertosäe: Eläköön (4x) Hän sai kuusta kultaisen kruunun ja miekan maan metallista Hän ei kaivannut kauneinta purppuraa, hän pukeutui kunniaan Hän tuli jakamaan oikeutta, hän tuli jakamaan viisautta Hän tuli jakamaan rakkautta ja iloa elämään kertosäe Hän kirjoitti ankarat käskynsä kirkkailla väreillä Ja koristeli ne kukkien kuvilla ja valtion sinetillä Hän antoi kodin kodittomille, hän vaatetti alastomat Hän antoi lohtu... -
Oldest Ever Marathon Gold Medalist-43 Year Old Jack Holden,1950, Brussels,Euro.Champ.'s
Six months after winning gold at the British Empire Games(see previous video),Holden ,now 43 years old,lined up against a rather more competitive field,running the last few miles alone and winning by just over half a minute in 2.32.13.Second placed Veikko Karvonen of Finland ,looking at Holden's grey hair asked his age.On being told he said"but you are older than my father!". -
MARATHON Melbourne 1956 Alain Mimoun (Amateur footage)
Alain Mimoun (born January 1, 1921) is a French[1] Olympic marathon champion. Born in El Telagh, Algeria, Mimoun lost several years of competition to World War II. After the war, he was several times French champion in the 5000 metres and 10000 metres. His path to an Olympic gold medal was blocked in both 1948 and 1952 by the Czech champion Emil Zátopek. Mimoun won silver medals in 10000 metres in 1948 and 1952 as well as another silver medal in 5000 metres in 1952. His second place finishes behind Zatopek gave him the nickname "Zatopek's Shadow." Zátopek and Mimoun, while rivals, were great friends. They competed against each other for a final time at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956. Mimoun, age 35, and Zátopek, age 34, were seen as champions in their decline. They both competed in t... -
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Jean Sibelius - Finlandia, Op. 26 - Paavo Jârvi
Sibelius - Cantatas. Ellerhein Girls' Choir. Estonian National Male Choir. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. Paavo Jârvi, conductor. Op. 26 Finlandia, symphonic poem In revised version (1900) of the music (composed 1899) for celebrations in honour of the Finnish Press (7th movement, under title "Finland Awakens"): first public performance 2nd July 1900 (possibly earlier), in the premises of the Fire Brigade (Orchestra of the Helsinki Philharmonic Society under Robert Kajanus). Conducted by Kajanus as Finlandia, February 1901. Arrangement for piano (under name Finlandia) November 1900.Arrangements for male choir of the Finlandia Hymn with words by: a) Wäinö Sola 1937; first performance 21st April 1938 in Helsinki at Freemason's Lodge of St John (singers Wäinö Sola, Martti Simi... -
Vibes at SIC 2015
SIC presents a Vibes solo exhibition by Laura Birn, Anni Puolakka, Heidi Soidinsalo, Tuomas Skopa, Ville Seppänen, Aarne Tapola and Martti Tervo. 6–22 February, 2015 Tyynenmerenkatu 6 C, Helsinki Opening: 6 February, 6 p.m. --- Vibes (2012–) is a total, perennial piece and a collective comprised of founding members and guest contributors. Consisting of one-off performances, situations, texts and installations, it celebrates carpe diem and commitment. At SIC, Vibes takes the shape of a site-specific installation – a world of its own, that the viewer can watch but also visit. In this world a visitor finds herself inside a cloud, amongst a group of creatures who have surrendered to the idea that life and art are about being lost, following one’s instincts and sharing journeys and picnic... -
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Vesivehmaan jenkka - Torvikopla Big Band feat. Heini Ikonen
Tallennettu Pakkahuoneella 1.4.2016 Johtajana Antti Karvonen Sävellys Yrjö Saarnio Sovitus Markku Rinta-Pollari -
Pyykkärin Jenkka
Provided to YouTube by [Merlin] Playground Music Scandinavia Pyykkärin Jenkka · Viljo Karvonen Kantele ℗ Kansanmusiikki-instituutti Released on: 2014-12-10 Artist: Viljo Karvonen Composer: Viljo Karvonen Music Publisher: manus Auto-generated by YouTube.
Joukkoliikenteen kustannukset alas sähköbussien avulla
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 04 Dec 2013
- views: 32
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että joukkoliikenteen kustannukset saadaan alentumaan sähköbussien avulla.
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että joukkoliikenteen kustannukset saadaan alentumaan sähköbussien avulla.
wn.com/Joukkoliikenteen Kustannukset Alas Sähköbussien Avulla
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että joukkoliikenteen kustannukset saadaan alentumaan sähköbussien avulla.
- published: 04 Dec 2013
- views: 32
Suomen olosuhteissa sähköbussiliikenne on helppo kehittää toimivaksi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 04 Dec 2013
- views: 39
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että sähköbusseista saataisiin Suomelle vientiala. Suomessa on paljon yhtiöitä, joilla on alan osaamista, ja sähköbussijärj...
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että sähköbusseista saataisiin Suomelle vientiala. Suomessa on paljon yhtiöitä, joilla on alan osaamista, ja sähköbussijärjestelmän toimiessa Suomen olosuhteissa, ne toimivat Karvosen mukaan missä tahansa.
wn.com/Suomen Olosuhteissa Sähköbussiliikenne On Helppo Kehittää Toimivaksi
VTT:n tutkija Veikko Karvonen näkee, että sähköbusseista saataisiin Suomelle vientiala. Suomessa on paljon yhtiöitä, joilla on alan osaamista, ja sähköbussijärjestelmän toimiessa Suomen olosuhteissa, ne toimivat Karvosen mukaan missä tahansa.
- published: 04 Dec 2013
- views: 39
Tuomari Nurmio ~ Lapsikuninkaan Käskyt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:16
- Updated: 15 Nov 2013
- views: 1773
Ihastuttavasti naivistinen avauskappale Tuomari Nurmion albumilta Lasten mehuhetki (1981). Se julkaistiin cd:nä vuonna 1988 ja remasteroituna levynä 2001. Music...
Ihastuttavasti naivistinen avauskappale Tuomari Nurmion albumilta Lasten mehuhetki (1981). Se julkaistiin cd:nä vuonna 1988 ja remasteroituna levynä 2001. Music of UMG. Lyrics:
Seitsemäs seitsemättä, seitsemää yli seitsemän
Isä sytytti Figaro-sikarin klinikan käytävässä
Oli syntynyt lapsikuningas tänne Pohjantähden alle
Hän oli loistava valona koko maailmalle
kertosäe: Eläköön (4x)
Hän sai kuusta kultaisen kruunun ja miekan maan metallista
Hän ei kaivannut kauneinta purppuraa, hän pukeutui kunniaan
Hän tuli jakamaan oikeutta, hän tuli jakamaan viisautta
Hän tuli jakamaan rakkautta ja iloa elämään
kertosäe
Hän kirjoitti ankarat käskynsä kirkkailla väreillä
Ja koristeli ne kukkien kuvilla ja valtion sinetillä
Hän antoi kodin kodittomille, hän vaatetti alastomat
Hän antoi lohtua surullisille, hän tyynnytti levottomat
kertosäe
Yleisen vaihdon välineiksi hän määräsi avaruusrahat,
hedelmäveneet ja vadelmajalat ja ananasapinat
Rahaa jaettiin perheille päivittäin kaikista kioskeista
Ja jonoissa piti odottaa kiltisti käsikkäin
kertosäe
Hän käski pukuja pysymään puhtaina pesemättä ja harjaamatta
Hän käski kenkiä kävelemään kompuroimatta
Hän määräsi linnut lentämään Ilmassa oikein päin
Pitkin vanhoja reittejään takaisin etelään
kertosäe
Artistit
Hannu Nurmio - laulu, kitara
Ahti Marja-aho - bassokitara, urut, piano
Juha Takanen - rummut
Pentti Lahti - saksofoni
Saksalaisen koulun tyttökuorolaiset - taustalaulu
Avustajina lisäksi Olli Eklund (albumin kansikuvassa), Marja Uusitalo, Kari Riipinen, Veikko Karvonen ja Atte Blom.
wn.com/Tuomari Nurmio ~ Lapsikuninkaan Käskyt
Ihastuttavasti naivistinen avauskappale Tuomari Nurmion albumilta Lasten mehuhetki (1981). Se julkaistiin cd:nä vuonna 1988 ja remasteroituna levynä 2001. Music of UMG. Lyrics:
Seitsemäs seitsemättä, seitsemää yli seitsemän
Isä sytytti Figaro-sikarin klinikan käytävässä
Oli syntynyt lapsikuningas tänne Pohjantähden alle
Hän oli loistava valona koko maailmalle
kertosäe: Eläköön (4x)
Hän sai kuusta kultaisen kruunun ja miekan maan metallista
Hän ei kaivannut kauneinta purppuraa, hän pukeutui kunniaan
Hän tuli jakamaan oikeutta, hän tuli jakamaan viisautta
Hän tuli jakamaan rakkautta ja iloa elämään
kertosäe
Hän kirjoitti ankarat käskynsä kirkkailla väreillä
Ja koristeli ne kukkien kuvilla ja valtion sinetillä
Hän antoi kodin kodittomille, hän vaatetti alastomat
Hän antoi lohtua surullisille, hän tyynnytti levottomat
kertosäe
Yleisen vaihdon välineiksi hän määräsi avaruusrahat,
hedelmäveneet ja vadelmajalat ja ananasapinat
Rahaa jaettiin perheille päivittäin kaikista kioskeista
Ja jonoissa piti odottaa kiltisti käsikkäin
kertosäe
Hän käski pukuja pysymään puhtaina pesemättä ja harjaamatta
Hän käski kenkiä kävelemään kompuroimatta
Hän määräsi linnut lentämään Ilmassa oikein päin
Pitkin vanhoja reittejään takaisin etelään
kertosäe
Artistit
Hannu Nurmio - laulu, kitara
Ahti Marja-aho - bassokitara, urut, piano
Juha Takanen - rummut
Pentti Lahti - saksofoni
Saksalaisen koulun tyttökuorolaiset - taustalaulu
Avustajina lisäksi Olli Eklund (albumin kansikuvassa), Marja Uusitalo, Kari Riipinen, Veikko Karvonen ja Atte Blom.
- published: 15 Nov 2013
- views: 1773
Oldest Ever Marathon Gold Medalist-43 Year Old Jack Holden,1950, Brussels,Euro.Champ.'s
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 316
Six months after winning gold at the British Empire Games(see previous video),Holden ,now 43 years old,lined up against a rather more competitive field,running ...
Six months after winning gold at the British Empire Games(see previous video),Holden ,now 43 years old,lined up against a rather more competitive field,running the last few miles alone and winning by just over half a minute in 2.32.13.Second placed Veikko Karvonen of Finland ,looking at Holden's grey hair asked his age.On being told he said"but you are older than my father!".
wn.com/Oldest Ever Marathon Gold Medalist 43 Year Old Jack Holden,1950, Brussels,Euro.Champ.'s
Six months after winning gold at the British Empire Games(see previous video),Holden ,now 43 years old,lined up against a rather more competitive field,running the last few miles alone and winning by just over half a minute in 2.32.13.Second placed Veikko Karvonen of Finland ,looking at Holden's grey hair asked his age.On being told he said"but you are older than my father!".
- published: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 316
MARATHON Melbourne 1956 Alain Mimoun (Amateur footage)
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- Duration: 2:20
- Updated: 02 Sep 2010
- views: 22418
Alain Mimoun (born January 1, 1921) is a French[1] Olympic marathon champion.
Born in El Telagh, Algeria, Mimoun lost several years of competition to World W...
Alain Mimoun (born January 1, 1921) is a French[1] Olympic marathon champion.
Born in El Telagh, Algeria, Mimoun lost several years of competition to World War II. After the war, he was several times French champion in the 5000 metres and 10000 metres. His path to an Olympic gold medal was blocked in both 1948 and 1952 by the Czech champion Emil Zátopek. Mimoun won silver medals in 10000 metres in 1948 and 1952 as well as another silver medal in 5000 metres in 1952. His second place finishes behind Zatopek gave him the nickname "Zatopek's Shadow."
Zátopek and Mimoun, while rivals, were great friends. They competed against each other for a final time at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956. Mimoun, age 35, and Zátopek, age 34, were seen as champions in their decline. They both competed in the marathon an event where runners peak in their thirties.
It was extremely hot in Melbourne on the day of the marathon. Zátopek, who had had a hernia operation 6 weeks before, suffered in the heat but Mimoun seemed to come to life as the temperatures reached 97 degrees (36 celsius). Mimoun went on the win the event. Additionally, Mimoun had become a father that morning. His daughter was named Olympia.
At the finish line, he waited for his friend who came in sixth. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment more valuable than his gold medal.
Mimoun continued to compete after Melbourne. He was on the French team for the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. Mimoun won his final national championship in 1966, twenty years after his debut. He is a national hero in France with over thirty gymnasiums and the stadium in Bugeat named in his honor.
Place Athlete Time
1 Alain Mimoun (FRA) 2:25:00
2 Franjo Mihalić (YUG) 2:26:32
3 Veikko Karvonen (FIN) 2:27:47
4 Lee Chang-Hoon (KOR) 2:28:45
5 Yoshiaki Kawashima (JPN) 2:29:19
6 Emil Zátopek (TCH) 2:29:34
7 Ivan Filin (URS) 2:30:37
8 Jvert Nyberg (SWE) 2:31:12
9 Thomas Nilsson (SWE) 2:33:33
10 Eino Oksanen (FIN) 2:36:10
11 Arnold Vaide (SWE) 2:36:21
12 Choi Chunk-Sik (KOR) 2:36:53
13 Paavo Kotila (FIN) 2:38:59
14. Mercer Davis (RSA) 2:39:48
15. Harry Hicks (GBR) 2:39:55
16. Hideo Hamamura (JPN) 2:40:53
17. Albert Richards (NZL) 2:41:34
18. John Russell (AUS) 2:41:44
19. Lothar Beckert (EUA) 2:42:10
20. Nick Costes (USA) 2:42:20
21. Johnny Kelley (USA) 2:43:40
22. Muhamad Havlidar Aslam (PAK) 2:44:33
23. Adolf Gruber (AUT) 2:46:20
24. Aurele van den Driessche (BEL) 2:47:18
25. Keith Ollerenshaw (AUS) 2:48:12
26. Naw Myitung (BIR) 2:49:32
27. Pavel Kantorek (TCH) 2:52:05
28. Kurt Hartung (EUA) 2:52:14
29. Bashay Feleke (ETH) 2:53:37
30. Abdul Rashid (PAK) 2:57:47
31. Arap Sum Kanuti (KEN) 2:58:42
32. Gebre Birkay (ETH) 2:58:49
33. Kurao Hiroshima (JPN) 3:04:17
— Giuseppe Lavelli (ITA) DNF
— Jan Barnard (RSA) DNF
— Ron Clark (GBR) DNF
— Eduardo Fontecilla (CHI) DNF
— Ali Baghbanbashi (IRI) DNF
— Boris Grichaev (URS) DNF
— Les Perry (AUS) DNF
— Eduardo Silva (CHI) DNF
— Albert Ivanov (URS) DNF
— Klaus Portadnik (EUA) DNF
— Fred Norris (GBR) DNF
— Wha Dong-Lim (KOR) DNF
— Dean Thackwray (USA) DNF
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Alain Mimoun (born January 1, 1921) is a French[1] Olympic marathon champion.
Born in El Telagh, Algeria, Mimoun lost several years of competition to World War II. After the war, he was several times French champion in the 5000 metres and 10000 metres. His path to an Olympic gold medal was blocked in both 1948 and 1952 by the Czech champion Emil Zátopek. Mimoun won silver medals in 10000 metres in 1948 and 1952 as well as another silver medal in 5000 metres in 1952. His second place finishes behind Zatopek gave him the nickname "Zatopek's Shadow."
Zátopek and Mimoun, while rivals, were great friends. They competed against each other for a final time at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956. Mimoun, age 35, and Zátopek, age 34, were seen as champions in their decline. They both competed in the marathon an event where runners peak in their thirties.
It was extremely hot in Melbourne on the day of the marathon. Zátopek, who had had a hernia operation 6 weeks before, suffered in the heat but Mimoun seemed to come to life as the temperatures reached 97 degrees (36 celsius). Mimoun went on the win the event. Additionally, Mimoun had become a father that morning. His daughter was named Olympia.
At the finish line, he waited for his friend who came in sixth. Zátopek was dazed by the temperatures. He looked at Mimoun who said, "Emil, why don't you congratulate me? I am the Olympic champion." Mimoun and Zátopek then embraced. Mimoun called the moment more valuable than his gold medal.
Mimoun continued to compete after Melbourne. He was on the French team for the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. Mimoun won his final national championship in 1966, twenty years after his debut. He is a national hero in France with over thirty gymnasiums and the stadium in Bugeat named in his honor.
Place Athlete Time
1 Alain Mimoun (FRA) 2:25:00
2 Franjo Mihalić (YUG) 2:26:32
3 Veikko Karvonen (FIN) 2:27:47
4 Lee Chang-Hoon (KOR) 2:28:45
5 Yoshiaki Kawashima (JPN) 2:29:19
6 Emil Zátopek (TCH) 2:29:34
7 Ivan Filin (URS) 2:30:37
8 Jvert Nyberg (SWE) 2:31:12
9 Thomas Nilsson (SWE) 2:33:33
10 Eino Oksanen (FIN) 2:36:10
11 Arnold Vaide (SWE) 2:36:21
12 Choi Chunk-Sik (KOR) 2:36:53
13 Paavo Kotila (FIN) 2:38:59
14. Mercer Davis (RSA) 2:39:48
15. Harry Hicks (GBR) 2:39:55
16. Hideo Hamamura (JPN) 2:40:53
17. Albert Richards (NZL) 2:41:34
18. John Russell (AUS) 2:41:44
19. Lothar Beckert (EUA) 2:42:10
20. Nick Costes (USA) 2:42:20
21. Johnny Kelley (USA) 2:43:40
22. Muhamad Havlidar Aslam (PAK) 2:44:33
23. Adolf Gruber (AUT) 2:46:20
24. Aurele van den Driessche (BEL) 2:47:18
25. Keith Ollerenshaw (AUS) 2:48:12
26. Naw Myitung (BIR) 2:49:32
27. Pavel Kantorek (TCH) 2:52:05
28. Kurt Hartung (EUA) 2:52:14
29. Bashay Feleke (ETH) 2:53:37
30. Abdul Rashid (PAK) 2:57:47
31. Arap Sum Kanuti (KEN) 2:58:42
32. Gebre Birkay (ETH) 2:58:49
33. Kurao Hiroshima (JPN) 3:04:17
— Giuseppe Lavelli (ITA) DNF
— Jan Barnard (RSA) DNF
— Ron Clark (GBR) DNF
— Eduardo Fontecilla (CHI) DNF
— Ali Baghbanbashi (IRI) DNF
— Boris Grichaev (URS) DNF
— Les Perry (AUS) DNF
— Eduardo Silva (CHI) DNF
— Albert Ivanov (URS) DNF
— Klaus Portadnik (EUA) DNF
— Fred Norris (GBR) DNF
— Wha Dong-Lim (KOR) DNF
— Dean Thackwray (USA) DNF
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- views: 22418
Taiteiden yön Hiekka-animaatio
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- Duration: 0:28
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
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Taiteiden yönä 21.8.2014 työpajassa tehtiin kollektiivinen animaatiopläjäys. Työpajan vetäjinä Annantalon animaatio-opettajat Kati Karvonen ja Veikko Björk.
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Taiteiden yönä 21.8.2014 työpajassa tehtiin kollektiivinen animaatiopläjäys. Työpajan vetäjinä Annantalon animaatio-opettajat Kati Karvonen ja Veikko Björk.
www.annantalo.fi
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Taiteiden yön pala-animaatio
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- Duration: 1:12
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
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Taiteiden yönä 21.8.2014 Annantalon animaatiotyöpajassa valmistunut pala-animaatio. Teemana irtopäät. Työpajan ohjaajina Annantalon animaatio-opettajat Kati Kar...
Taiteiden yönä 21.8.2014 Annantalon animaatiotyöpajassa valmistunut pala-animaatio. Teemana irtopäät. Työpajan ohjaajina Annantalon animaatio-opettajat Kati Karvonen ja Veikko Björk.
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Jean Sibelius - Finlandia, Op. 26 - Paavo Jârvi
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- Duration: 8:33
- Updated: 19 Jan 2012
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Sibelius - Cantatas.
Ellerhein Girls' Choir.
Estonian National Male Choir.
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra.
Paavo Jârvi, conductor.
Op. 26 Finland...
Sibelius - Cantatas.
Ellerhein Girls' Choir.
Estonian National Male Choir.
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra.
Paavo Jârvi, conductor.
Op. 26 Finlandia, symphonic poem
In revised version (1900) of the music (composed 1899) for celebrations in honour of the Finnish Press (7th movement, under title "Finland Awakens"): first public performance 2nd July 1900 (possibly earlier), in the premises of the Fire Brigade (Orchestra of the Helsinki Philharmonic Society under Robert Kajanus). Conducted by Kajanus as Finlandia, February 1901. Arrangement for piano (under name Finlandia) November 1900.Arrangements for male choir of the Finlandia Hymn with words by: a) Wäinö Sola 1937; first performance 21st April 1938 in Helsinki at Freemason's Lodge of St John (singers Wäinö Sola, Martti Similä, Sulo Räikkönen and O. A. Turunen, with Arvi Karvonen at the harmonium); b) Veikko Antero Koskenniemi 1940; first performance 7th December 1940 at the Exhibition Hall in Helsinki (Laulu-Miehet singers under Martti Turunen). Arrangement for mixed-voice choir of the Finlandia Hymn 1948; words by V. A. Koskenniemi.
In February 1899 Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, issued a "February Manifesto" which aimed to restrict the autonomy of the Grand Duchy of Finland. This stirred opposition in most Finnish cultural circles, and paintings with protest themes became very popular.
Sibelius, too, wanted to use his art to add to the protests. In 1899 he wrote The Song of the Athenians and The Breaking of the Ice on Oulu River. The year was crowned by the music for tableaux staged as part of the main event of the Days of the Press. The performances took place at the beginning of November 1899 at the Swedish Theatre.
Sibelius wrote a short overture, and music for six tableaux:
I Väinämöinen's Song,
II The Baptism of the Finns [into the Christian faith]
III Duke John in the Castle of Turku,
IV Finns in the Thirty Years' War,
V The "Great Hate" [referring to the scorched-earth and reprisal tactics of the Russian Army during its invasion of Finland, 1714-1721],
VI Finland Awakens.
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Sibelius - Cantatas.
Ellerhein Girls' Choir.
Estonian National Male Choir.
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra.
Paavo Jârvi, conductor.
Op. 26 Finlandia, symphonic poem
In revised version (1900) of the music (composed 1899) for celebrations in honour of the Finnish Press (7th movement, under title "Finland Awakens"): first public performance 2nd July 1900 (possibly earlier), in the premises of the Fire Brigade (Orchestra of the Helsinki Philharmonic Society under Robert Kajanus). Conducted by Kajanus as Finlandia, February 1901. Arrangement for piano (under name Finlandia) November 1900.Arrangements for male choir of the Finlandia Hymn with words by: a) Wäinö Sola 1937; first performance 21st April 1938 in Helsinki at Freemason's Lodge of St John (singers Wäinö Sola, Martti Similä, Sulo Räikkönen and O. A. Turunen, with Arvi Karvonen at the harmonium); b) Veikko Antero Koskenniemi 1940; first performance 7th December 1940 at the Exhibition Hall in Helsinki (Laulu-Miehet singers under Martti Turunen). Arrangement for mixed-voice choir of the Finlandia Hymn 1948; words by V. A. Koskenniemi.
In February 1899 Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, issued a "February Manifesto" which aimed to restrict the autonomy of the Grand Duchy of Finland. This stirred opposition in most Finnish cultural circles, and paintings with protest themes became very popular.
Sibelius, too, wanted to use his art to add to the protests. In 1899 he wrote The Song of the Athenians and The Breaking of the Ice on Oulu River. The year was crowned by the music for tableaux staged as part of the main event of the Days of the Press. The performances took place at the beginning of November 1899 at the Swedish Theatre.
Sibelius wrote a short overture, and music for six tableaux:
I Väinämöinen's Song,
II The Baptism of the Finns [into the Christian faith]
III Duke John in the Castle of Turku,
IV Finns in the Thirty Years' War,
V The "Great Hate" [referring to the scorched-earth and reprisal tactics of the Russian Army during its invasion of Finland, 1714-1721],
VI Finland Awakens.
- published: 19 Jan 2012
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Vibes at SIC 2015
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- Duration: 1:14
- Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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SIC presents a Vibes solo exhibition by Laura Birn, Anni Puolakka, Heidi Soidinsalo, Tuomas Skopa, Ville Seppänen, Aarne Tapola and Martti Tervo.
6–22 February...
SIC presents a Vibes solo exhibition by Laura Birn, Anni Puolakka, Heidi Soidinsalo, Tuomas Skopa, Ville Seppänen, Aarne Tapola and Martti Tervo.
6–22 February, 2015
Tyynenmerenkatu 6 C, Helsinki
Opening: 6 February, 6 p.m.
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Vibes (2012–) is a total, perennial piece and a collective comprised of founding members and guest contributors. Consisting of one-off performances, situations, texts and installations, it celebrates carpe diem and commitment.
At SIC, Vibes takes the shape of a site-specific installation – a world of its own, that the viewer can watch but also visit.
In this world a visitor finds herself inside a cloud, amongst a group of creatures who have surrendered to the idea that life and art are about being lost, following one’s instincts and sharing journeys and picnics, joys and sorrows.
The work had its starting point in a play written by Pablo Picasso in 1941, called Desire Caught by the Tail. The play takes a new life in the characters seen at SIC: The Onion, Fat Anxiety, Thin Anxiety, The Curtains, Picasso, The Cousin and Silence (who have also picked up some Moomin genes on the way). Picasso’s work also echoes in the actions and processes that rule this fantasy: free association, intuition and ”letting one world influence its unlikely neighbours”*. Like in Desire Caught by the Tail, the Vibes piece’s vigor comes with obscurity, and meanings are best discovered by leaping beyond language.
You will see.
*) As put by Picasso’s friend and biographer Sir Roland Penrose in the foreword of the English translation of the play.
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The piece was produced in collaboration with Laura Jantunen, Anna-Mari Karvonen, Venla Korvenmaa, Antti-Veikko Salo and Pauli Tapola.
Thank you: Osku Leinonen
www.vibes.fi
www.sicspace.net
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SIC presents a Vibes solo exhibition by Laura Birn, Anni Puolakka, Heidi Soidinsalo, Tuomas Skopa, Ville Seppänen, Aarne Tapola and Martti Tervo.
6–22 February, 2015
Tyynenmerenkatu 6 C, Helsinki
Opening: 6 February, 6 p.m.
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Vibes (2012–) is a total, perennial piece and a collective comprised of founding members and guest contributors. Consisting of one-off performances, situations, texts and installations, it celebrates carpe diem and commitment.
At SIC, Vibes takes the shape of a site-specific installation – a world of its own, that the viewer can watch but also visit.
In this world a visitor finds herself inside a cloud, amongst a group of creatures who have surrendered to the idea that life and art are about being lost, following one’s instincts and sharing journeys and picnics, joys and sorrows.
The work had its starting point in a play written by Pablo Picasso in 1941, called Desire Caught by the Tail. The play takes a new life in the characters seen at SIC: The Onion, Fat Anxiety, Thin Anxiety, The Curtains, Picasso, The Cousin and Silence (who have also picked up some Moomin genes on the way). Picasso’s work also echoes in the actions and processes that rule this fantasy: free association, intuition and ”letting one world influence its unlikely neighbours”*. Like in Desire Caught by the Tail, the Vibes piece’s vigor comes with obscurity, and meanings are best discovered by leaping beyond language.
You will see.
*) As put by Picasso’s friend and biographer Sir Roland Penrose in the foreword of the English translation of the play.
---
The piece was produced in collaboration with Laura Jantunen, Anna-Mari Karvonen, Venla Korvenmaa, Antti-Veikko Salo and Pauli Tapola.
Thank you: Osku Leinonen
www.vibes.fi
www.sicspace.net
- published: 26 Jan 2015
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Veikko on vihainen
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- Duration: 0:52
- Updated: 27 Nov 2009
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Veikko on harmissaan, mutta matkaopas Erja saa miehen lauhtumaan. Matkaoppaat nähdään Nelosella keväällä 2010!
Veikko on harmissaan, mutta matkaopas Erja saa miehen lauhtumaan. Matkaoppaat nähdään Nelosella keväällä 2010!
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Vesivehmaan jenkka - Torvikopla Big Band feat. Heini Ikonen
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- Duration: 4:16
- Updated: 09 May 2016
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Tallennettu Pakkahuoneella 1.4.2016
Johtajana Antti Karvonen
Sävellys Yrjö Saarnio
Sovitus Markku Rinta-Pollari
Tallennettu Pakkahuoneella 1.4.2016
Johtajana Antti Karvonen
Sävellys Yrjö Saarnio
Sovitus Markku Rinta-Pollari
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Tallennettu Pakkahuoneella 1.4.2016
Johtajana Antti Karvonen
Sävellys Yrjö Saarnio
Sovitus Markku Rinta-Pollari
- published: 09 May 2016
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Pyykkärin Jenkka
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- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 11 Dec 2014
- views: 115
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Kantele
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Composer: Viljo Karvonen
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Joukkoliikenteen kustannukset alas sähköbussien avulla
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Oldest Ever Marathon Gold Medalist-43 Year Old Jack Holden,1950, Brussels,Euro.Champ.'s
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MARATHON Melbourne 1956 Alain Mimoun (Amateur footage)
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Taiteiden yön Hiekka-animaatio
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Jean Sibelius - Finlandia, Op. 26 - Paavo Jârvi
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Estonian N...
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Vibes at SIC 2015
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Vesivehmaan jenkka - Torvikopla Big Band feat. Heini Ikonen
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From The Halls Of Montezuma To Shores Of Tripoli, Imperialism Still Reigns Supreme
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling It might come as a surprise to some, but since the early 1800’s the United States has taken the lead in empire-building throughout the world, primarily though aggressive racial, economic, military and cultural expansionist policies. It follows, then, that last week’s deployment of U.S ... military interventions. Shores of Tripoli First Overthrow of a Foreign Government Consequently, the U.S ... ....
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Gwen Stefani And Blake Shelton Planning To Make Out On Stage At The Billboard Music Awards
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are set to do a repeat performance of “Go Ahead And Break My Heart” at the Billboard Music Awards on May 22. Fans of the couple are in for a special treat this time as a source for Hollywood Life revealed that Gwen, 46, and Blake, 39, are planning to kiss on stage during their big performance at the Billboard awards ... Awww. Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani will perform a duet at Sunday's #BBMAs....
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Searchers find body parts, seats, luggage from Egyptian jet
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CAIRO — Search crews found floating human remains, luggage and seats from the doomed EgyptAir jetliner Friday but face a potentially more complex task in locating bigger pieces of wreckage and the black boxes vital to determining why the plane plunged into the Mediterranean ... In Egypt, home to 30 of the victims, grieving families and friends wondered if their loved ones would ever be recovered ... But so far no hard evidence has emerged ... ....
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Egypt’s chief prosecutor and the Paris prosecutor have ordered an “urgent investigation” into the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804, which crashed in the Mediterranean on Thursday with 66 people aboard en route from Paris to Cairo, Breitbart reported. Meanwhile, rescue teams have recovered the first two bodies thought to be from the crash, according to the Al Arabia channel, quoting Greek sources ... “I’m not excluding any theory....
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You could call it a battle for the ages ... Gorecka was born in 1994 ... It’s good to see.”. It is that ... The Tipton Harrier was 43 when he won the European marathon title in Brussels later the same year, finishing 32 seconds clear of Finn Veikko Karvonen. “I can remember Karvonen coming up to me after the race and asking me my age,” Holden recalled in an interview in The Independent on Sunday shortly before his death 10 years ago ... ....
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