A composer from this home country of Magnus Lindberg had the trombone introduce the "Aino" theme of his seventh and (*)  final symphony, which is in one movement; that composer from this country used an English horn to depict a bird swimming through the underworld in "The Swan of Tuonela"  (too-oh-NEH-lah),  a movement from his  Le
The Ears Open Society was founded by composers from this country, including a woman who wrote the opera  L'Amour de Loin   (lah-MOOR de lwann)  and a man who wrote  Kraft   (krahft)  for the ensemble Toimii (TOY-mee) . The music director of the Minnesota Orchestra is from this country, as is a man who used the soloist's cadenza as the development section of the first movement of his 1905 violin concerto. A composer from this home country of Magnus Lindberg had the trombone introduce the "Aino" theme of his seventh and (*)  final symphony, which is in one movement; that composer from this country used an English horn to depict a bird swimming through the underworld in "The Swan of Tuonela"  (too-oh-NEH-lah),  a movement from his  Le
The Ears Open Society was founded by composers from this country, including a woman who wrote the opera  L'Amour de Loin   
Finland  [or  Suomi ; accept the Republic of  Finland  or  Suomen  Tasavalta] [The unnamed woman is Kaija Saariaho, and the music director is Osmo Vänskä.]