Songs for the criminal record – and a crash course in legal psychology

Songs for the criminal record – and a crash course in legal psychology

Singer, forensic psychologist and popular science-writer Julia Korkman, the current president of the European Association of Psychology and Law will perform her popular concert Songs for the criminal record at the Uusi Paviljonki. Together with extraordinary musicians Aki Hauru, Teemu Mattson, Joakim Berghäll and Robi de Godzinsky she will invite the audience to ponder questions such as why people commit crimes, how criminality can be understood in the light of statistics and science, and what miscarriages of justice can look like. The songs and short lectures will touch upon topics such as false confessions, sexual crimes, stalking and violence in close relationships. The music consists of mostly well-known songs ranging from folk songs to cabaret and jazz, in new, dark arrangements by Aki Hauru specifically for this concert series.

The event is part of the Open Call for collaborative events at the Uusi Paviljonki – Nya Paviljongen in spring 2024.

Artists
Julia Korkman – Vocals (song and speech)
Aki Hauru – Arrangement, guitar, contrabass, pocket trumpet
Robi de Godzinsky – Piano, contrabass, sousaphone
Teemu Mattsson – Trumpet, flugelhorn, piano
Joakim Berghäll – Bariton saxophone, drums

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What: Songs for the criminal record – and a crash course in legal psychology
When: Saturday 4.5.2024 from 6 PM to 9 PM, doors at 5:30 PM
Where: Uusi Paviljonki, Läntinen koulupolku 3, 02700 Kauniainen
How much: 15-18 -year-olds: 20€. Students/draftee/pensionere: 25€. Normal: 30€.
Buy your ticket here! Free with Kaikukortti.

The concert is produced in collaboration with the city of Kauniainen and M. Agency. The event is supported by Kone foundation.

Reserve your Kaikucard ticket with e-mail: margit.ojaniemi@gmail.com

Accessibility
We recommend that you visit the Uusi Paviljonki by public transport. There are only a few parking spaces near the Uusi Paviljonki, if you come by car you can leave it at the railway station’s parking lot. Outside the Uusi Paviljonki, there are parking spaces for people with reduced mobility. It is allowed to drop off people outside the Uusi Paviljonki.

The Uusi Paviljonki is accessible, you can reach the first and last rows of the concert hall without obstacles. There is an elevator to get to the first row.