• Ulrich Rasche Elektra © Carole Parodi

  • Philipp von Steinaecker © Marco Caselli Nirmal | Ferrara Musica

  • Ersan Mondtag Antikrist © Thomas Aurin

  • Kazushi Ono Brussels Philharmonic © Wouter Van Vaerenbergh

  • Laurent Pelly Les Mamelles de Tirésias © Bill Cooper

  • Marmen Quartet © Eduardus Lee/ String Quartet Biennale Amsterdam

  • Allan Clayton Peter Grimes © Claire Egan

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Highlights for the end of the year

  1. Ersan Mondtag

    directs and designs a new production of Salome at Opera Ballet Vlaanderen (opening 18 Dec).

  2. Paul Lewis

    performs Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto with Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra and gives a Schubert recital (19 & 20 Dec).

  3. Laurent Pelly

    has his production of La Périchole revived at Opéra Royal de Wallonie-Liège, with JEAN-JACQUES DELMOTTE collaborating with him on costumes, and AGATHE MÉLINAND adapting the libretto and dialogue (opening 20 Dec). 

  4. Laurent Pelly

    directs Britten's A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Opéra de Lausanne (opening 22 Dec).

  5. Chloé Dufresne

    conducts La Fille de Madame Angot at Opéra Grand Avignon (27, 29 & 31 Dec).

  6. Laurent Pelly

    brings his production of Cendrillon to Opera Australia, with sets designed by BARBARA DE LIMBURG (opening 31 Dec).

  7. Bassem Akiki

    conducts Aleksandra Kurzak and Roberto Alagna in a New Year programme at Warsaw's Mazowiecki Teatr Muzyczny (1 Jan).

  8. Jamie Phillips

    conducts Sinfonieorchester St.Gallen in two New Year concerts (1 & 5 Jan).

  9. Elena Urioste

    performs Max Richter's Vivaldi Recomposed with Philharmonisches Orchester Freiburg (1 Jan).

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