and orchestra (1960–61); text by Martti Haavio Suites for orchestra (Scenes from a Puppet Theatre), suite for chamber orchestra (orchestrated in 1931; the original 1925 theatre score for two pianos is lost); five movements Hommage à Haendel (Homage to Handel), suite for piano and strings, Op. 21 (1931); four movements (Scenes from a Country Life), suite for chamber orchestra (1932); six movements Merikuvia (Sea Pictures), suite for orchestra (1930–32); six movements Kalevala-sarja (Kalevala Suite), five tone pictures for orchestra, Op. 23 (1930–33; No. 3 added in 1943); based on stories from The Kalevala; five (originally four) movements (Suite for String Orchestra) (1937); four movements (Suite for Small Orchestra), Op. 37 (1946); three movements Other works for orchestra (Karelian Rhapsody), for orchestra, Op. 15 (1927) Opernredoute, concert waltz for orchestra, Op. 20 (1929) (Joyful Serenades), for chamber orchestra (1933); four movements Helsinki March (1934) Lemminkäisen seikkailut saaressa (Lemminkäinen's Island Adventures), symphonic poem for orchestra (1934); based on The Kalevala; Klami's first attempt at composing a central scherzo for the Kalevala Suite, later removed and made an independent work (Karelian Dances), for chamber orchestra (1935) (The Cobbler on the Heath), concert overture for orchestra (1936); based on the play by Aleksis Kivi Suomenlinna, concert overture for orchestra, Op. 30 (1939–40; rewritten 1944); inspired by the islands; later renamed (The Fortress on the Sea) (Spanish Serenades), for chamber orchestra (1944); four movements (King Lear), concert overture for orchestra, Op. 33 (1944–45); unrelated to the stage music (chamber ensemble, 1936–37) of the same name (The Cyclist), rondo for orchestra (1946) (A Karelian Market), for orchestra, Op. 39 (1947) ( or Northern Lights), fantasy for orchestra, Op. 38 (1946–48); inspired by the natural light display All'ouvertura, concert overture for orchestra, Op. 43 (1951) Chamber Sonata in B minor, for viola and piano, Op. 6 (1920) Notes, references, and sources Notes References Sources Sources Aho, Kalevi & Valkonen, Marjo: Uuno Klami: Elämä ja teokset. Werner Söderström Osakeyhtiö, Helsinki, 1999. Korhonen, Kimmo: "Inventing Finnish Music." Finnish Music Information Centre 2003. Lehtonen, Tiina-Maija: "Uuno Klami: Works." Suomen Kultuurirahaston Kymenlaakson rahasto 1986. Tyrväinen, Helena: "The Success Story of the Man Who Forged the Sampo." Finnish Music Quarterly 2/2000 pp. 2–11. Liner notes Further reading Tyrväinen, Helena: Kohti Kalevala-sarjaa: Identiteetti, eklektisyys ja Ranskan jälki Uuno Klamin musiikissa. (Dissertation.) Acta Musicologica Fennica, 30. University of Helsinki, 2013. . . 978-951-98479-9-3 On-line version. External links Uuno Klami Society's main page (in Finnish)