Piirpauke

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Piirpauke is a Finnish band that combined elements of folk and jazz in their music from an early age .

Sakari Kukko (with Piirpauke 2009)

history

The band was founded in 1974 by the multi-instrumentalist Sakari Kukko . The name comes from Karelian and means "noise, din". Based on the improvisational attitude in jazz, rock elements were a matter of course for the playing of Piirpauke ; the songs of the group are based on elements from folk music from different countries. This folk jazz is a forerunner of the style known today as world music .

The band had some commercial success with the songs Konevitsan Kirkonkellot , Soi vienosti murheeni soitto , Swedish Reggae and Imala Maika . 20 albums have been released over the years.

Piirpauke toured many countries in Western and Eastern Europe, India, Turkey and countries of the former Soviet Union and performed at well-known Finnish festivals such as Provinssirock , Ruisrock and Pori Jazz . Numerous musicians from other countries and cultures played with the band; for example, Okay Temiz performed with her. In the mid-1990s, Kukko broke up the group, but went on tour again with Piirpauke in 1999 .

occupation

The following musicians were members of the band at different times:

Jukka Orma (with Piirpauke 2009)

guitar

  • Juha Bjorninen
  • Malang Cissokho
  • Badu Ndjay
  • Pekka Nylund
  • TT Oksala
  • Pekka Rechardt
  • Jukka Tolonen
  • Hate Walli
  • Jukka Orma
Eerik Siikasaari (Piirpauke 2009)

bass

  • Ville Herrala
  • Antti Hytti
  • Jorma Koivulehto
  • Tauno Railo (+ vocals)
  • Ilpo Saastamoines
  • Olli-Pekka Wasama
  • Eerik Siikasaari

percussion

  • Tom Nekludov
  • Aku Nyyssönen
  • Markku Ounaskari
  • Ismaila Sane
  • Jukka Wasama

singing

  • Cinta Hermo

Keyboards

  • Joonas Ahonen (also piano)

violin

  • Karri Koivukoski

Kantele

  • Outi Sane

Discographic notes

  • Piirpauke 1 (1975)
  • Piirpauke 2 (1976)
  • Piirpauke Live (1978)
  • Yö Kyöpelinvuorella (1979)
  • Kajastus / Will O 'the Wisp (1979 - Sakari Kukko Solo)
  • Live in the Balver Höhle (1980)
  • Birgi Bühtüi (1981)
  • Kirkastus (1981)
  • Live in Europe (1983)
  • Illahu Illalla (1984)
  • The Wild East / Villi Itä (1987)
  • Algazara (1987)
  • Zerenade (1989)
  • Global Servisi (1990) (compilation 1971-89)
  • Tuku tuku (1991)
  • Terra Nova / Muuttolinnut (1993)
  • Metamorphosis (Live 1977-1995) (1995)
  • Ave Maria (1996)
  • Laula sinäkin (1998)
  • Kalevala Spirit (2000)
  • Sillat (2002)
  • Laulu laineilla (2003)
  • Ikiliikkuja - Perpetuum Mobile (2004) (Compilation)
  • Kalabalik (2006)
  • Koli (2010)
  • Ilo (2012)
  • Juju (2017)
  • Hali (2019)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Väisänen, Kaisa: "Sakari Kukko - elämä, ura ja tuotanto: Pala suomalaisen populaarimusiikin historiaa vuodesta 1953 nykypäiviin" (Sakari Kukko - Life, Career and Production: A Piece of Finnish Pop Music History from 1953 to Today), Master's Thesis., University Faculty of Helsinki Arts, 2004. Online edition