• Laurent Pelly's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at Teatro Real © Javier del Real

  • Elena Schwarz at the Lucerne Festival 

  • Paul Lewis performs in the Alhambra Palace for the 2024 Granada Festival

  • Ersan Mondtag’s Gianni Schicchi © Fabrizio Sansoni – Teatro dell’Opera di Roma

  • Ilan Volkov conducts City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra © Hannah Blake-Fathers

  • Dudok Quartet Amsterdam at the String Quartet Biennale Amsterdam © Eduardus Lee

  • DOMNIQ's World of Rhythm at Concertgebouw © Claudia Hansen

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This week’s highlights

  1. Jamie Phillips

    conducts Württembergische Philharmonie Reutlingen in Clyne, Rachmaninoff and Elgar (13 & 14 Jan).

  2. Steven Osborne

    joins Finnish Radio Symphony to perform Messiaen's Turangalîla Symphony (15 Jan).

  3. Chloë Hanslip

    plays Philip Glass's First Violin Concerto with Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (16 Jan).

  4. Ilan Volkov

    conducts Brussels Philharmonic in a symphonic jazz programme, alongside the Craig Taborn Quartet (16 & 17 Jan).

  5. Paul Lewis

    closes his Beethoven series with Tampere Philarmonic with the 'Emperor' Concerto (17 Jan).

  6. George Jackson

    conducts Amarillo Symphony in Johann Strauss, Dvořák and Britten (17 & 18 Jan).

  7. Mihhail Gerts

    conducts Münchner Rundfunkorchester in a concert version of Clemence de Grandval's Mazeppa (19 Jan).

  8. Grégoire Pont

    returns to Théâtre des Champs-Elysées with Carnival of the Animals (19 Jan).

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