Music is an integral part of our everyday lives – not to mention celebrations!
Musical performances and singalongs are firmly rooted in Finnish festive traditions. Music researcher Annika Tammela was thrilled with the music performed at the University of Jyväskylä’s Conferment of Degrees Ceremony last weekend. In her science blog, she notes that maintaining intergenerational traditions of live music requires opportunities to practise and study music.
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