Yhteisesiintymisistä

Yhteisesiintymisistä is a Finnish term referring to joint performances or co-appearances by two or more individuals. It describes situations where artists, performers, or public figures present themselves or perform together in a single event or over a period of time, as a duo, ensemble, group, or collaborative project. The concept is used across arts and media to distinguish collaborative appearances from solo performances.

Contexts for yhteisesiintymiset include live arts and entertainment, where it can involve music groups, theatre ensembles, dance companies, comedy duos, and similar configurations; and in broadcasting and film, where it covers co-hosted programs, ensemble casts, or shared on-screen appearances. In promotional or public contexts, it may denote joint appearances by brand ambassadors or other public figures.

Rights, credit, and revenue are practical considerations in yhteisesiintymiset. How credit is given, how royalties or revenue from performances and recordings are allocated, and how licensing and rights to reproduce the performance are handled are typically defined in contracts or collective agreements. Such arrangements involve the rights holders—performers, producers, broadcasters, and sometimes composers or writers—and may vary by project and jurisdiction.

Credit and publicity are also important aspects. Agreements often specify how the collaboration is credited in program notes, album liner notes, or broadcasts, and how image use and ongoing promotional rights are managed during and after the collaboration.

In Finnish usage, yhteisesiintymiset is common in cultural and legal discourse when discussing collaborative performances, joint appearances, and their commercial and rights-related implications.