Finnish music stars born in 1941
Here are 6 famous musicians from Finland were born in 1941:
Teppo Hauta-aho
Teppo Hauta-aho (May 27, 1941-) is a Finnish , .
His discography includes: The Needles, and . Genres: Classical music and Jazz.
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Erkki Salmenhaara
Erkki Salmenhaara (March 12, 1941 Helsinki-March 19, 2002) also known as Salmenhaara, Erkki was a Finnish composer, musicologist and music critic.
His albums: Suomi-Finland / La Fille en mini-jupe / Adagietto / Le Bateau ivre, and . Genres he performed: Contemporary classical music, Chamber music and Opera.
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Kaisa Korhonen
Kaisa Korhonen (July 20, 1941 Sotkamo-) also known as Korhonen, Kaisa is a Finnish screenwriter, actor and film director. She has two children, Kalle Chydenius and Jussi Chydenius.
Her discography includes: .
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Carola Standertskjöld
Carola Standertskjöld (March 23, 1941 Helsinki-November 12, 1997 Kirkkonummi) also known as Carola, Carola Liemola, Carola Standertskjold-Liemola or Carola Standertskjöld-Liemola was a Finnish singer.
Her albums include Parhaat: Tulkitsijan taival 2, Parhaat: Tulkitsijan taival, Musiikin tähtihetkiä 7: Carola, 20 suosikkia: Ota tai jätä, 20 suosikkia: Rakkauden jälkeen, 20 suosikkia: Kielletyt leikit, Kielletyt leikit, Unohtumaton Carola, Carola & Heikki Sarmanto Trio and Much More. Genres she performed: Soul music, Traditional pop music and Jazz.
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Erkki Kurenniemi
Erkki Kurenniemi (July 10, 1941 Hämeenlinna-) a.k.a. Kurenniemi, Erkki is a Finnish film score composer, philosopher and film director.
His discography includes: Äänityksiä / Recordings 1963-1973, Rakkaus tulessa and .
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Károly Garam
Károly Garam (May 10, 1941 Eger-) also known as Karoly Garam is a Finnish cellist. His children are called Sami Garam, Teemu Garam, Kati Garam and Satu Garam.
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