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  • Philipp von Steinaecker © Marco Caselli Nirmal | Ferrara Musica

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  • Laurent Pelly Les Mamelles de Tirésias © Bill Cooper

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This week’s highlights

  1. Paul Lewis

    completes his Schubert cycle at Auditorio Tenerife (29 Nov).

  2. James Bonas

    directs a new production of Crime and Punishment with American Ballet Theatre (opening 30 Oct).

  3. Elena Schwarz

    conducts Wiener Symphoniker in Eötvös, Schnebel, Iannotta and Šenk (31 Oct).

  4. Jamie Phillips

    conducts Hänsel und Gretel at Theater St Gallen (opening 2 Nov).

  5. Adam Walker

    goes on tour with Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, beginning in Madison (2 Nov) and ending in New York at Alice Tully Hall (17 Nov).

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