A new opera catalogue dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi, a practical and comprehensive tool designed to support programmers, librarians, conductors and and any professional in the opera field.

At the 2025 Donaueschinger Musiktage, two highly anticipated world premieres take center stage: Francesca Verunelli’s La nuda voce I and Georges Aperghis’ Tell Tales.

Two major works by Georg Friedrich Haas, 11.000 Saiten and …wie aus einer andren Welt…, were recently performed in New York City to great acclaim.

Casa Ricordi is delighted to announce its new collaboration with Italian composer Andrea Portera.

Silvia Colasanti makes her operatic debut at Teatro alla Scala with Anna A., a new opera inspired by the life of poetess and dissident Anna Achmatova.

We’re thrilled to announce the composers who have been selected for the fourth edition of Ricordilab: Zara Ali, Jasper Dommett and Anda Kryeziu.

At Musikfest Berlin 2025, some of the most distinctive voices of contemporary music gather on the stages of the Philharmonie Berlin. This year, the festival highlights works of Classics & Screen composers Lisa Streich, Pascal Dusapin, and Younghi Pagh-Paan, ranging from intimate vocal and ensemble works to large-scale orchestral settings.

The Vienna State Ballet’s final premiere under the direction of Martin Schläpfer presents three performances by a younger generation of choreographers featuring orchestral works by Lisa Streich and Michael Gordon.

August 23 marks the world premiere of Dai Fujikura’s Ritual, a new chamber orchestra work with live electronics, presented at Lucerne’s iconic KKL by the Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra and conductor by Jonathan Nott.

For his Vienna premiere, Louis Stiens chose not to work with existing compositions. Instead, he chose to enter into a dialogue with a composer.