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The "Day of Finnish Music," celebrated on December 8th, is a special day in Finland when people show appreciation for music from their country. It honors the birthday of Jean Sibelius, a famous Finnish composer. On this day, many people listen to Finnish music, attend concerts, or even create their own music. It's a fun way for everyone, young and old, to enjoy and celebrate the rich sounds of Finland's musical heritage. Schools might have music activities, and families can share favorite Finnish songs, making it a joyful day for learning and celebrating together.
How to celebrate Day of Finnish Music?
Start by listening to famous Finnish music and dancing around to the fun tunes. You could make a playlist with Finnish musicians like Jean Sibelius or some modern bands. Try singing along to the songs, even if it's in another language. Make it more special by learning a simple Finnish word or phrase to sing. You could also bake Finnish treats like pulla, which is a sweet bun, to enjoy while you listen. Ask family or friends to join, and maybe watch a Finnish music documentary or a concert online. Draw pictures inspired by the music for extra fun!
Where Day of Finnish Music is celebrated?
- - Finland
