Karita Mattila, soprano ; Ilmo Ranta, piano ; Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra ; Jukka-Pekka Saraste, conductor

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7 Songs, Op. 17: No. 6, Illalle (to Evening) (1:30) -- 5 Songs, Op. 37 (text by J.J. Wecksell and J. Runeberg): 5 Songs, Op. 37: No. 4, Var det en drom? [Was It a dream?] (2:13) -- 6 Songs, Op. 36 (text by J.J. Wecksell): 6 Songs, Op. 36: No. 6, Demanten pa marssnon [the Diamond on the March Snow] (3:25) -- 7 Songs, Op. 17 (excerpts): No. 3, Fagellek [Enticement] (1:49) -- 7 Songs, Op. 17 (excerpts): No. 7, Lastu lainehilla [Driftwood] (1:17) -- Souda, souda sinisorsa (Row, row, duck) (1:24) -- 7 Songs, Op. 13: No. 4, Varen flyktar hastigt (Spring Is Flying) [Version for voice and piano] (1:40) -- 5 Songs, Op. 37 (text by J.J. Runeberg): 5 Songs, Op. 37: No. 1, Den forsta kyssen [the First Kiss] (2:08) -- 6 Songs, Op. 36: No. 2, Men min fagel marks dock icke (but my bird Is nowhere to be seen) [arr. J.L. Runeberg] (2:36) -- 5 Songs, Op. 37 (text by J.J. Runeberg): 5 Songs, Op. 37: No. 5, Flickan kom ifran sin alsklings mote [the girl returned from meeting her lover] (3:11) -- Arioso, Op. 3 (version for soprano and piano) [Version for voice and piano] (4:51) -- 8 Songs, Op. 61 (text by J.L. Runeberg): 8 Songs, Op. 61: No. 7, Fafang onskan [Idle Wishes] (3:27) -- 6 Songs, Op. 88: No. 1, Blasippan (the Anemone) (1:01) -- 6 Songs, Op. 88: No. 2, De bagge rosorna (the Two Roses) (1:25) -- 6 Songs, Op. 88: No. 3, Vitsippan (the Wood Anemone) (1:23) -- 6 Songs, Op. 88: No. 4, Sippan (the Primrose) (1:12) -- 6 Songs, Op. 88: No. 5, Tornet (the Thorn) (2:22) -- 6 Songs, Op. 88: No. 6, Blommans ode (the Flower's Destiny) (1:43) -- 6 Songs, Op. 90: No. 1, Norden (2:55) -- 6 Songs, Op. 72 (text by L. Kyosti): 6 Songs, Op. 72: No. 4, Kaiutar [the Echo Nymph] (3:33) -- 7 Songs, Op. 17 (text by O. Levertin): 7 Songs, Op. 17: No. 5, En slanda [a Dragonfly] (5:18) -- 6 Songs, Op. 36: No. 1, Svarta rosor (Black Roses) (2:09) -- 8 Songs, Op. 57: No. 4, Maj (May) (2:44) -- 2 Songs, Op. 35: No. 1, Jubal (5:08)