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Roine Rautio (1934-1960): Symphony in D minor (1960)

Roine Rautio was born on July 20, 1934, in Petrozavodsk (Soviet Karelia) as the youngest of the three sons of Finnish-born composer Karl (or Kalle) Rautio, who had moved to Petrozavodsk in 1922, and who was to be become the author of the Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic's state anthem. Successful and promising both as a composer and as a conductor, Roine Rautio died with his brother Heino on August 19, 1960, in a boat accident on Lake Onega. This recording of his four-movement (0:00 / 12:52 / 19:11 / 27:29) symphony is ripped from an ultra-rare Melodiya LP, released in 1962. The Karelian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra is conducted by Aleksandr Dmitriev. Here you can find another work by Roine Rautio, namely "Pohjola", the first part of his three-movement "Kalevala suite" (1958):    • Р. Раутио "Похъёла"   photo: Karl Rautio with his three sons Erik, Heino, and Roine (from left to right)