Founded in 1957 in Armi and Heikki Klemetti's summer home, the museum preserves their memorabilia and the history of Finnish choral singing. Heikki Klemetti was a conductor, composer, writer and architecture researcher who founded Suomen Laulu and was a long-serving conductor of the Ylioppilaskunnan Laulajat choir.
The museum is beside Talomuseo, the local house museum. Visits outside regular opening times can be discussed in advance by phoning the contact person. Accessible parking is available.
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