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Pater noster (by Antti Nissilä). Antti Nissilä, barytone; Elena Brovold, organ. Hammerfest Church 3.5.2020.

Still for cello and piano by Antti Nissilä. Carla Kuotila, cello; Janne Hovi, piano. Videos of humpback whales filmed by Minna & Antti Nissilä in Repparfjord, Finnmark, Norway.

Concert 19.5. 2017 in JAMK Uni Music department in Jyväskylä Finland cond. by Rita Varonen

Helsinki Police Symphonic Band conducted by Sami Ruusuvuori. www.poliisisoittokunta.fi Audio engineering by Janne Siniketo, Sinifonia. Antti Nissilä describes his wind band piece Acromania (=obsession with heights) as a "soundtrack for a sky dive», with a slow air view introduction and a funky free fall finish. Published by A-Minor Production. Sheet music requests: aminorprod@gmail.com (or www.anttinissila.fi) Antti Nissilä is a Finnish composer, singer and conductor, living and working in Northern Norway. He feels at home on a broad range of genres from contemporary art music and retro styles to pop and rock music. In addition to wind band music, Nissilä has written music for stage productions, symphony orchestras, choirs and solo artists. Nissilä’s compositions are frequently played both by professionals and by beginning junior bands. © 2019 FinnBand

Cavatina (from Scena e Cavatina) by Antti Nissilä. Olli-Pekka Tuomisalo, alto saxophone; Risto-Matti Marin, piano.

Front Nine for piano written by Antti Nissilä, performed by Janne Hovi. Photos by Antti Nissilä (from the golf courses of Ikaalinen Golf, Kytäjä Golf and Porvoo Golf, Finland)

Flowers Preach (music by Antti Nissilä; lyrics by Christina Rossetti) Laurus Youth Choir; Heidi Harinen, dir. From the album Cantare (2013).

Excerpts from the chamber opera Vieraat (English title: Gift of Song) by Antti Nissilä. World premiere at Nurmes Christmas Music Festival 2016.