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Sateentekijät (Rainmakers) is an installation and composition for hands and gloves. The piece contains three movements: Vettä, Räntää and Lunta. Each of the movements gives an interpretation of weather conditions by mimicking the sounds of rain, sleet and snow through simple and relatable hand gestures. The actions create soundscapes which are emphasized and varied by using gloves made of different materials.

Sateentekijät can be performed by a professional ensemble of 4+ members or it can be performed as a participatory performance with the audience.

 

The piece is a collaboration between composer Tytti Arola and visual artist Tuula Närhinen. The concept of rainmaking with clapping hands together was initiated by Närhinen and the idea was developed further into a musical composition by Arola.

Performances and exhibitions:

8.-18.8.2021

as installation

University of the Arts Helsinki: Research Pavilion #4

Helsinki, Hietsun Paviljonki

17.8.2021

performance

Helsinki Glove Orchestra (HGO):

Tytti Arola, Lauri Supponen, Livia Schweizer, Thorkell Nordal and Viktor Toikkanen.

Helsinki, Hietsun Paviljonki

1.10.2020

performance

Helsinki Glove Orchestra (HGO) / Korvat Auki

Helsinki, Caisa

 

11.9.2020

performance

CoPeCo students

Tartu Interdistsiplinaar

Tartu,Galerii Noorus

26.8.-19.9.2020

as installation

Tartu Interdistsiplinaar

Tartu, Galerii Noorus

5.4.2020

composition

online premiere

 

26.2.–2.8.2020

as installation

Deep time deposits-exhibition by Tuula Närhinen

London, Beaconsfield Gallery Vauxhall

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Picture of the installation at Deep time deposists-exhibition at London's Beaconsfield Gallery Vauxhall. Picture by Tuula Närhinen.

CoPeCo students performing Sateentekijät at Galerii Noorus in 2020.

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