Sliderbild original
„Muzika yacu, Ubuzima bwacu“

[proverb from Rwanda]

Isa Maria Halme

Isa Halme studied violin at the Sibelius Academy, Finland, where she graduated from with distinction in 2014. The focus of her studies was the performing arts but her master's degree also included extensive pedagogical training.

Isa has worked as an orchestra musician in several Finnish orchestras and she is a member of two active chamber music groups of which both lean strongly on improvisation along with their otherwise classical repertoire.

She has also worked as a teacher for violin students, chamber music groups and orchestras. In her work as a musician Isa particularly enjoys the versatility of classical music and exploring new musical dimensions through improvisation.

She also values the constant new possibilities of meeting and collaborating with musicians from different countries and cultures. In her teaching she strives to pass on her own joy for music and playing with others to her students. 


Concerts

In Rwanda, there has been no classical chamber music concert culture until now. Through the Goethe-Institut in Kigali, we have performed two public concerts during past visits, which were enthusiastically received. One was held at the Serena Hotel and the other at the Theater Hall of the Goethe-Institut. Further concerts are also planned for the upcoming future.

read more

How you can support us:

In addition to the urgent financial help we need, you can also actively participate:
• You can even organize charity concerts for "Music Road Rwanda"
• You can send us instruments, sheet music, strings, tuners, metronomes, etc. that you no longer need
• If you are a musician, you can share with us or friends to teach locally in Kigali
• Or if you tell your friends about us colleagues!

Donate

If you would like to donate to Music Road Rwanda click here for more Details