We are delighted to announce an exclusive, global publishing agreement with innovative American composers and Bang on a Can co-founders Michael Gordon, David Lang and Julia Wolfe.

The 64th International Festival of Contemporary Music will be held September 25 – October 4, as part of the Venice Biennale.

Full scores of the critical edition of Le Willis/Le Villi by Giacomo Puccini will be available on sale from the middle of September.

Macbeth in French Opens the 2020 Verdi Festival.

The world premiere of Marco Momi’s Umami for ensemble and electronics in Paris on September 3rd.

Joshua Tree, Georg Friedrich Haas’ new work for orchestra, will be premiered on 19th of September at Musica Festival Strasbourg. Commissioned by Kölner Philharmonie and Festival Musica, it will be performed by Basel Sinfonietta and conducted by Baldur Brönnimann.

The distinguished piano duo of Tal & Groethuysen has made the first-ever recording of Reinhard Febel’s 18 Studies on Bach’s enigmatic late work, The Art of Fugue. Their recording was released by Sony Classical on August, 14th.

In our video, composer Dai Fujikura introduces his concerto "Akiko's Piano" and the very special story that inspired him. The world premier takes place on August 5th, 2020 at ”An Evening of Peace Concert” held by Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra as a commemoration to the 75th anniversary of Hiroshima's atomic bombing tragedy.

In this interview, Huang Ruo talks about his new album "into the vast world", unexpected challenges of being a performing composer, and new hope for the musical world in times of the pandemic.

Georg Friedrich Haas has received the Franco Abbiati Music Critics Award 2020 for Musiche per Matera. We took a look back at the event together with Giovanni Pompeo, the project’s mastermind and artistic director of LAMS (Laboratorio Arte Musica e Spettacolo).