2022 Juha Kujanpää: Old Ways, New Ways (Kuu Records )
2021 Great Tunes from World Music Charts Europe (CPL Music)
2021 Celenka: Villoi varsa (Nordic Notes)
2020 Emmi Kujanpää: Nani (Nordic Notes / Sibelius-Akatemia)
2017 Mamo: Kultalinnulle (Ranka Kustannus)
2017 Astrid Swan: From the Bed and Beyond (Soliti)
2017 Pyhiinvaeltajien lauluja: Pyhiinvaeltajien lauluja (Gaudior)
2015 Vokalselskabet Glas: Mold (Vokalselskabet Glas)
2015 Juha Kujanpää Ensemble: Kultasiipi (Eclipse music)
2015 Celenka: Celenka (Kuu Records / Nordic Notes)
2014 Finno-Balkan Voices: Finno-Balkan Voices (Kansanmusiikki-insituutti)
2014 Captain Cougar: Åkerblomrörelsen (Pinetree Records)
2014 Pekka Nättinen: Usein kasvoin – Many Faces (Pekka Nättinen)
2013 Tuigu: Sophian rose (Delirium Music Works)
2011 Teija Niku: Finsko Pajdusko (Rockadillo Records)
2010 Slavonic Tractor: Slavonic Tractor (Alba Records)
2005 Hannu Lehtoranta: Taivaallinen kuu (Kansanmusiikki-instituutti)
2004 Clamour: Rangaistus (Longplay Music)
1992 Kantelekipinöitä Kiuruvedeltä (Kiuruveden kanteleyhdistys)
Finno-Balkan Voices (2014)
Peperuda (comp. & lyrics Emmi Kujanpää)
Finno-Balkan Voices (2009–2016) choir comprises two groups of singers, the Finnish group Mamo and Vaya Quartet from Bulgaria.
Sonya Bakoeva, Emmi Kuittinen, Emmi Kujanpää, Juulia Salonen, Marina Stefanova, Iliana Tabor, Gergana Taskova, Mira Törmälä
Celenka: Celenka (2015)
Marine (trad. Romania, lyrics Emmi Kujanpää)
Celenka: Villoi varsa (2021)
Veden rannalla (comp. & lyrics Emmi Kujanpää)
Celenka, founded in 2013, finds their inspiration in Karelian, Slavic and Balkan musical traditions. They released their first album in Finland in 2015 (Kuu Records) and in Germany in 2016 (Nordic Notes).
The second album Villoi varsa was released on July 2021 (Nordic Notes). On Villoi varsa, Celenka brings to the fore old Karelian female singers. The album won the prestigious Finnish Etno Emma prize on May 2022.
Eero Grundström: Harmonium & Vocals
Emmi Kujanpää: Vocals & Kantele
Jarkko Niemelä: Trumpet & Vocals