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.
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.]