• 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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This week’s highlights

  1. Miguel Harth-Bedoya

    makes his Metropolitan Opera debut conducting Golijov's Ainadamar (opening 15 Oct).

  2. Jonian Ilias Kadesha

    begins his tenure as Artistic Director of Leeds International Chamber Series with a concert of chamber music by Purcell, Tailleferre, Fauré and Britten (15 Oct).

  3. Dudok Quartet Amsterdam

    gives the UK premiere of Bushra El Turk's Three Tributes at Milton Court (17 Oct).

  4. Laurent Pelly

    revives his production of La Fille du régiment at Opéra national de Paris, with dialogue adaptation by AGATHE MÉLINAND, (opening 17 Oct).

  5. Chloé Dufresne

    conducts Carmen at Theater Magdeburg (opening 19 Oct).

  6. Doric String Quartet

    plays Haydn and Beethoven at Wigmore Hall (20 Oct).

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