Work & Projects
Philomela
Philomela is one of Finland’s most distinguished and accomplished choirs. Known for its fearless and versatile artistry, the ensemble is an innovator in choral expression, constantly pushing artistic boundaries. This is reflected in its rich and varied vocal sound as well as its compelling and dynamic stage presence.
For more information, please visit the choir’s website.
Photo: Antti Vuori
Vokal Nord
Vokal Nord is the northernmost professional chamber choir in Europe and is regarded as one of Norway’s most distinguished vocal ensembles. The choir’s repertoire brings together classical choral music and Nordic folk traditions, drawing inspiration from joik, overtone singing, and the Kven heritage.
For more information, please visit the choir’s website.
Photo: Tomas Rolland
Kuvaja
Kuvaja is a professional vocal ensemble centered on the idea of music’s healing power. The group primarily arranges its own pieces, placing text and storytelling at the heart of each interpretation.
For more information, please visit the ensemble’s website.
Photo: Mikko Malmivaara
Elegia
Elegia is a goal-oriented discant choir founded in 1920. Its diverse repertoire ranges from folk songs to modern choral works and classics of the classical discant tradition.
For more information, please visit the choir’s website.
Photo: Sanna Breilin
Workshops
Does your choir need a trainer? Anna Gallon is an experienced choir conductor and is happy to visit your rehearsals!
Workshops can focus on deepening singers’ vocal technique or stepping outside their comfort zone. Recent sessions have explored the nuances of twang, enhanced expressiveness through various exercises, and refined rhythm and ensemble pulse. Each workshop is tailored to the needs and wishes of the group.
Feel free to request more information here.
Photo: Heta Nykänen
Singer
Is your event in need of a singer? Anna Gallon’s sensitive interpretations are perfect for weddings, birthdays, christenings, as well as memorial ceremonies.
For more information, please inquire here.
Photo: Lars Kastilan