Vorschau Kaamos Day, 20. Feb.

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Durational morning broadcasts:

A cold start: Ice Bathing in Germany
The Avant Garden goes on Ice. A Rebel Radio Selection.

Open Call Contributions and Miscellanies

Shorter pieces, lullabies, poems and field recordings

Guests in the Studio between 12 and 4 pm (Finnish Time):

• Anita Hannunen – Residence Coordinator
• Mika Tepponen – Head of the Merkanto Opisto, the Mänttä Music School
• Tomi Voronin – Poet
• Kirsi-Klaudia Kangas

Specials:

• Sleigh rides with and without horses
• The Twilight Hour – with Merja Kääniäinen and Hannu, Keijo and Leevi Tuominen
• Blinis & Moose: Food preparations and lunch with Tiina Nyrhinen, Anita Hannunen, Pauli Sivonen
• Organ pieces played by Kaja Jantsikene in the Mäntta church
• An introduction to the tradition of yoik singing by Kirsi-Klaudia Kangas
• Kirsi Poutanen. A talk about Weeping Songs and Fado. With an introduction and a weeping song from quite another part of the globe, recorded by Mahlet Hates I as well as a lament about a very contemporary disaster: a corona weeping song, courtesy Emmi Kuittinen
• The Upside Down Awake Fake World. A talk with Tixa Juka

Afternoon Ghosts
From noisy to eery to pareidolic phenomena whispers and revisiting dreams: More selections from the open call contributions.

Preparing for Mars

Last night studies and a phone talk

From 7 pm: Aelita II with Marold Langer-Philippsen

OPEN CALL contributions (non-binding) by :

• Blanc Sceol via Charlotte Law
• Chrisse Candolin
• DJ Shlucht and Auguste Vickunaite
• Eliot Hernandez
• Felipe Otondo
• Nate_Drums
• Jaana Korhonen
• Joan Schuman
• Kate Donovan
• Kirsimaria E. Törönen
• Leon Crowes
• Michael Begg
• Pink Twins
• Ricardo de Armas
• Scant Intone
• Silo Portem
• Sound Art Class Björn Eriksson
• Stelios Ginannolakis
• Steves Bates
• Tiina Tapio
• Trihn Lo
• Jimmy Galvin
• Duncan Chapman
• David Rothenberg and Ilgın Deniz Akseloğlu
• Ursula Rogg

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