The poems of the poet Eino Leino, the most loved by the Finnish people, get new musical outfits! In addition to the music I have composed, the purpose is to introduce new Finns to Eino Leino's poetry, as well as to help maintain a living cultural relationship with the production of an already deceased master. In Leino’s poems, I am touched by the linguistic richness and harmony of the poems, the appreciation of the beauty and uniqueness of nature, and the profound understanding of human life into it (this thing is more relevant at the moment than in Leino’s time). Love, death, loneliness ... Leino transports his listeners with a strong grip, greatly appreciating the life of good and evil. Roots really deep in Kalevala folk poetry and world literature classics. In his essay “Poetry and Prose” he writes: “Literary literature is still most often from this world. The world of poems is another, often cloudy, even more often back to future times. “Wow! I carried the idea of ​​Eino Leino's poems, composing more than 20 years. I don't know the reason why the idea has gone with me for so long. Maybe everything has a time and a place indeed ... I've been composing absolute bottom bracket Leino text, consciously as the simplest chords and chanted melodies. In the warp of the pontoon wall of our front man's house, occasionally opening Leino's book of poems and meeting harmonies on the piano, the clay has been born inspired by Leino's poems. Some than themselves, others demanding more time. But always fascinated by the moods of the poems! It was a great honor, joy and fortune for me to have the songs played by gentlemen Marzi Nyman, Ville Herrala, Ville Pynssi and Jaska Lukkarinen. Mixed respond to the music recording Markku Veijonsuo, with which I have been a guest many fruitful discussions of high-quality recordings and audio output from the backwoods. Many thanks to everyone!