Two days later in Ainola, on the evening of 20 September 1957, Sibelius died of a brain haemorrhage at age 91. At the time of his death, his Fifth Symphony, conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent, was broadcasting via radio from Helsinki. At the same time, the United Nations General Assembly was in session and the then-General Assembly President Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand ordered a moment of silence, saying, "Sibelius belonged to the whole world. With his music, he enriched the life of the entire human race". Another well-known Finnish composer, Heino Kaski, died the same day but his death was overshadowed by that of Sibelius. Sibelius was honoured with a state funeral and is buried in the garden at Ainola.