Made in Finland: Studies in Popular Music

Contents

• Introduction Between East and West, Local and Global TONI-MATTI KARJALAINEN AND KIMI KAERKI
• PART 1 : Emerging Foundations of Popular Music in Finland
• 2. R eincarnations of Emma: Categorizing Finnish Mainstream Music OLLI HEIKKINEN
• 3. The Emergence of Suomirock in the 1970s and 1980s TERHI SKANIAKOS
• 4. And so, Finland Became a Heavy Metal Nation TONI-MATTI KARJALAINEN
• PART 2 : Environments, Borderlines, Minorities
• 5. Karelian Music PEKKA SUUTARI
• 6. Negotiating Major and Minor Structures: Popular Music and the Swedish-speaking Minority of Finland JOHANNES BRUSILA
• PART 3 : Transnationalisms
• 7. Mary Hopkin Impersonators and Finnish Mods: The Adoption of British Invasion-era Pop Music in Finland K ARI KALLIONIEMI
• 8. Workers of the World Awaken! The Songs of Finnish North Americans as Social and Ideological Mediators at the Turn of the 20th Century SAIJALEENA RANTANEN
• PART 4 : Sounds From the Underground
• 9. The Hunters of New Sounds: Early Electronic Music Instruments and the Dawn of DIY Culture PETRI KULJUNTAUSTA
• 10. From Underground to the Spotlight: Finnish Minimal Techno in the 1990s PERTTI GROENHOLM
• 11. Underground Over the Net: Three Cases of Underground Music in Finland in the Age of Platforms JUHO KAITAJAERVI-TIEKSO AND JUHO HAENNINEN
• PART 5 : Redefining Finnishness
• 12. Music, Ice Hockey Lions, and the Construction of a National Community KAJ AHLSVED
• 13. Alternative Femininities, Voices, and Queer Body Politics in Alma's "Dye My Hair" HANNA-MARI RIIHIMAEKI AND ANNA-ELENA PAEAEKKOELAE
• 14. Performing National Identities KIMI KAERKI Coda TONI-MATTI KARJALAINEN Afterword - From a Campfire to the Global Stage: A Conversation with Tuomas Holopainen of Nightwish TONI-MATTI KARJALAINEN