2022 opens with new symphonic creations for grand occasions: new works by Ambrosini, Battistelli, Boccadoro, Francesconi, Haas, Shin.

In this interview with Regine Palmai, Philip Venables talks about his opera and the specifics of the German version.

The Hungarian composer Peter Eötvös has reworked his 1999 viola concerto Replica to a commission from the Berlin Staatskapelle.

Catching, Courageous, Cutting Edge – Bonn Opera and the Hanover State Opera present world premieres, national premieres, rediscoveries and special concerts.

In France, this coming March will be colored with the shades of Italian music: Francesco Filidei's Ballata n.8 and Lucia Ronchetti's Les paroles gelées.

Now available for rental is the new edition of Orfeo by Nicola Porpora (1686-1768), the Neapolitan composer’s pasticcio written for London audiences and constructed especially for the famed Italian castrato Farinelli.

A 2020-2021 World-Premiere selection of electronic creations, conceived for the chamber ensemble dimension. A mosaic of a host of musical languages and the search for far-out sounds.

Giorgio Battistelli is the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in Music, by La Biennale di Venezia, “for his work in experimental musical theatre and his intense operatic production, staged by the most important European institutions”.

The 2021/2022 Season has officially started in Milan and Paris: Verdi's Macbeth at La Scala and Puccini's Turandot at the Paris Opera.

Huang Ruo’s newest theater work, Book of Mountains and Seas, premiered at the Royal Danish Theater on Nov. 3, 2021, by Ars Nova Copenhagen, Music Director Paul Hillier, Director/Puppetry Artist Basil Twist, and producer Beth Morrison Projects.