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Okko Kamu

Conductor

Okko Kamu
About the conductor
Okko Kamu (born 1946) is a Finnish conductor who gained international attention after winning the prestigious Herbert von Karajan Conducting Competition in 1969. He has served as chief conductor of several orchestras, including the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, and has worked widely in Europe and Asia. Kamu is especially known for his interpretations of Nordic composers such as Jean Sibelius, as well as for his clear technique, energetic style, and balanced orchestral sound.
Published sessions
JMWO Arvika 1991Arvika, Stockholm (Sweden) Copenhagen (Denmark), Warsaw (Poland), Vilnius (Lithuania), Riga (Latvia), Tallinn (Estonia), Tampere (Finland)1991 ↗
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