To celebrate the German premier of „Finnish Blood, Swedish Heart“ – a musical documentary by Mika Ronkainen
Klaffi Productions, The Finnish Film Foundation and the Nordic Film Days Lübeck present:

Thursday, October 31st 2013, 21:30 hrs, Kolosseum
an evening of retro Finnish tango played live by
Mirella Hautala & Månskensorkestern.

Månskensorkestern (the moon light orchestra) is a Swedish band playing Finnish tango. The group was founded in 2004 when the two friends Viktor Littmarck and Darya Pakarinen found out that they both has Finnish moms called Sirpa. Then they started to play Finnish music together.
Månskensorkestern has a new approach on Finnish tango, a one for the young generation of Sweden Finns born in Sweden but with one or two Finnish parents. The music is old but the sound is fresh. Retro style but with a modern approach.
Månskensorkestern has their own club in Stockholm called Tangopalatsi were they have collaborated with many Swedish and Finnish artists such as Anna Järvinen, Frida Hyvönen, Saska Hellmikallio, Amadeus Lundberg and Arja Saijonmaa. The band has released one album so far and reached a big audience, both young and not so young.
In Lübeck Månskensorkestern will be playing with Mirella Hautala as a vocalist, who is also singing with the band in the film “Finnish Blood, Swedish Heart”.
PLEASE NOTE: No separate ticket sale! Admission only wit a cinema ticket for the movies “Finnish Blood, Swedish Heart” (Kolosseum 19:30 hrs), “Midsummer Night’s Tango” (Kolosseum 17:00 hrs) or to the concert of the complaints choir (Musikhochschule Lübeck 20:00 hrs)