About us
Who We Are
Founded with a profound passion for vocal arts, Laulumusiikkiyhdistys Voces arctopolii ry is an officially recognized non-profit organization (Registration Number: PRO: 26183888) based in Tampere, Finland. We serve as a cultural hub for singers, musicians, and music enthusiasts. Please note for official and administrative purposes, our digital communications and operations are hosted via our official domain, providing a direct link between our legal entity and our community outreach.
- Official legal name
- Laulumusiikkiyhdistys Voces arctopolii ry
- Registration number
- PRO: 26183888
- Official domain
- janukiskiucenter.org
- Registered address
- Huhtimäenkatu 3C, 33100 Tampere, Finland
- info@janukiskiucenter.org
- Phone
- +358 45 131 4084
Legal entity information
Our Mission
Our mission is to cultivate a vibrant, inclusive musical community by providing high-quality vocal training, organizing community concerts, and preserving the rich traditions of Nordic choral music. We strive to make vocal arts accessible to underprivileged youth and seniors across Finland.
Our Vision
We envision a future where every individual has the opportunity to discover their voice, where choral music serves as a bridge across diverse cultures, and where our local talents shine on the global stage.
Our values
What guides everything we do
Inclusion
Music belongs to everyone, regardless of age, background or income.
Heritage
We protect Finnish and Arctic vocal traditions for future generations.
Excellence
We pursue high artistic standards in training and performance.
Transparency
As a registered association we report openly on how every euro is used.
Governance
How our association is run
Laulumusiikkiyhdistys Voces arctopolii ry is a registered association (“ry”) under Finnish law. Our members elect a Board of Directors at the annual general meeting, and the board is responsible for the association's finances, programs and compliance.
Our income comes from membership fees, private donations, concert ticket sales and cultural grants. All funds are used for our non-profit purpose: vocal education, community concerts and the preservation of Nordic choral music. Annual accounts are approved by the members each year.