Finland holds Expo spectrogram contest
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March 4th, 2010
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A spectrogram competition is under way in Finland as the Finnish Expo team aims to gift genuine images of Finns today, according to the nation s officer World Expo 2010 Website.
The competition is open to entirely Finnish citizens. Suitable themes suggested include the lives of Detroit dwellers, an ecological city, the significance of sweep water to a city, lifelong scholarship and Finnish clientele s characteristics such as perseverance, industriousness or flatbottom madness.
The best photos will be included in an interactive multimedia fishery of craft at the Finnish Pavilion “Kirnu.” The competition will race across November 11.
Various Nokia prizes will be given to participants and the top award is a journey to Shanghai for two people.
Meanwhile, Finland-based Logonet Group will race the shop at the pavilion, selling high-quality Finnish products that entail strong memories in the minds of visitors, the Website said.
Young Finnish trumpetist Verneri Pohjola performed at the Shanghai JZ Festival on Sunday afternoon in Century Park, a warm-up presentation to Finland s wealthy cultural episode at the Expo.
Finland is designing a comprehensive cultural episode to promote Finnish music, in particular music for the younger generation. On the list are jazz, opera, ballet, symphonies, children s drama and classical music.
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