Mikko Heiniö

Mikko Heiniö's Kun pojat... (When the Boys...), Seven variations and theme based on a Finnish folk song was composed in 2016. The folk song in question begins with the phrase "When the boys went singi...

Well-known pieces -- Tchaikovsky, Handel, Faure, Mozart, Couperin and others -- arranged for flute and clarinet duo suitable for both teaching and concertizing. Interest between instruments is sustain...

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A composition in which the moods are at least to some extent dream-like, with five calm, melodic sequences and four rhythmically dashing dances. The title refers to Fellini's film 'Citta della donne'...

In this work the baritone is an instrument among the others. The main themes are erotic with texts by Ugo Foscolo, John Keats and Franz Kafka.

This suite of five pieces for solo guitar was premiered at the Gionate Festival in Milan, Italy in March 2014.

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Minimba 1, by Mikko Heiniö, was composed in 1982 and is a Canon for four (or three) Guitars.

Mikko Heiniö's April evenings for black twins (2015), a sonata in five movements, is a virtuoso piece for pianos, inspired by evenings in the month of April. The twins here are identical, so in additi...

Mikko Heiniö's Mot natten (Towards night), three nocturnes and two interludes for cello and guitar was composed in 2018. This suite found its inspiration and name in Finnish poet Bo Carpelan's (1926-2...

Mikko Heiniö's Alla madre (2007) abandons the traditional virtuoso concerto concept: here a large orchestra engages in dialogue with a solo violin. The first movement is called Arrivo, "Arrival”: the...

Minimba I, by Mikko Heiniö, was composed in 1982 and is a Canon for four (or three) Guitars.

This colorful new collection of easy piano pieces is an exciting supplement to piano methods for both young and not so young pianists. The 15 works range from a pulsating Handel 'Gavotte' to the sadne...

Work for Oboe Solo composed in 1975.

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