Alex Paxton’s new double-ensemble work Bunny received its world premiere as part of the "NDR Bigband meets Ensemble Modern" festival. His ensemble work Don’t Leave Me Behind is premiered by Ensemble Modern under the direction of Vimbayi Kaziboni at London’s Wigmore Hall.

Francesco Filidei makes his debut at Teatro alla Scala with Il nome della rosa, a new opera inspired by Umberto Eco's novel and co-commissioned with Opéra National de Paris.

Recognised for her bold and interdisciplinary approach to contemporary music and performance, Bowler’s work engages deeply with pressing global issues, particularly the environment and the climate crisis.

All Milan performances of the world premiere of Francesco Filidei's new opera, Il nome della rosa, are sold out. The Milano Musica Festival will also kick off, dedicating a monographic edition to Filidei.

As this year's portrait composer of Elbphilharmonie Hamburg's Visions festival. Alex Paxton received an extraordinary amount of media attention. Here is a selection of press reviews as well as an artistic concert film featuring the world premiere performance of World Builder, Creature.

As spring ushers is, three exciting world premieres of composers Sarah Nemtsov, Dai Fujikura and Enno Poppe are on the horizon.

The Opéra de Lyon is set to host an all-new production of Giorgio Battistelli’s opera 7 minutes. 

The 2025 Festival Présences by Radio France delves into the sound world of its portrait composer Olga Neuwirth and presents a historic premiere by Fausto Romitelli.

After its world premiere at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw with the Radio Filharmonisch Orkest and Karina Canellakis, Dai Fujikura's Double Concerto for flute, violin, and orchestra had national premieres all around Europe, including performances at Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie and in Antwerp presented by Ensemble Resonanz and Barbara Bultmann as well as in Winterthur with Musikkollegium Winterthur and Vimbayi Kaziboni.

BR musica viva marked the 75th anniversary of Bayerischer Rundfunk and the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks with the world premiere of Bernhard Lang’s Radio Loops – Game 18 at Munich’s Herkulessaal.