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Maestro Arts is an interdisciplinary agency providing strategic and comprehensive career management to an array of elite international artists within the worlds of classical music and performing arts. 

Our conductors, composers, designers, visual artists, directors and performers benefit from a broad and eclectic skill-set and knowledge derived from our team’s distilled expertise and understanding of market forces, trends and aesthetic inclinations.

Contemporary culture has become a highly sophisticated and hugely diverse platform in which the boundaries between music, art, design and media are rapidly blurring. Creative concepts are no longer confined to traditional archetypes and our projects respond to the demands of an ever-changing creative landscape.

We work with the most prestigious cultural institutions worldwide to curate and produce unique and original interdisciplinary content to a wide range of clients from the public and private sectors. We seek partnerships with other creative collaborators, international venues, arts and music organisations to deliver bespoke cultural experiences.

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This week’s highlights

  1. Christian Räth

    directs LAURENT PELLY's production of Il Turco in Italia at New National Theatre, Tokyo, with costumes designed in association with JEAN-JACQUES DELMOTTE (2 to 12 Oct).

  2. Laurent Pelly

    directs a new production of The Love of Three Oranges at Opéra de Lyon (4 to 20 Oct).

  3. Paul Lewis

    takes his complete Mozart Plus programme across Australia with Musica Viva (4 to 15 Oct).

  4. James Bonas

    directs UnRavelled, which goes to Philadelphia (8 to 11 Oct). His production of Company, with sets by BARBARA DE LIMBURG, opens at Grand Théâtre de Genève (9 to 16 Oct).

  5. Bassem Akiki

    conducts a new production of Shostakovich's Cherry Town at Dutch National Opera (8 to 20 Oct).

  6. Pablo González

    conducts Le nozze di Figaro at Auditorio de Tenerife (11 to 17 Oct).

  7. Elena Schwarz

    conducts Saariaho's Innocence at Royal Danish Opera (11 Oct to 6 Nov).

  8. Robert Houssart

    conducts Ein Sommernachtstraum at Opernhaus Zürich (11 Oct to 3 July 2027).

  9. Elena Urioste

    gives a recital of Brahms, Dvořák and Pejačević at Wigmore Hall with Tom Poster (12 Oct).

  10. Pablo Rus Broseta

    conducts Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla y León in Debussy, de Falla and Bonis (15 & 16 Oct).

  11. Takács Quartet

    gives a recital of Mendelssohn, Carlos Simon and Franck's Piano Quintet, with Jeremy Denk, at Carnegie Hall (16 Oct).

  12. Ilan Volkov

    conducts Brussels Philharmonic in a Lab Series concert of music by Raven Chacon, Tyshawn Sorey, Annea Lockwood and George Lewis (16 & 17 Oct).

  13. Barbara Wysocka

    directs the world premiere of The Mothers of Kherson at Polish National Opera, in co-production with The Metropolitan Opera (16 to 27 Oct).

  14. Jonathan Stockhammer

    conducts Belgian National Orchestra in A Radioactive Reminder, a multimedia performance including works by Grażyna Bacewicz, Philip Glass, Krzysztof Penderecki and Benjamin Britten alongside a film about the legacy of radioactive waste (17 Oct). 

  15. Grégoire Pont

    live-animates two performances of Peter and the Wolf with Orchestre National Capitole Toulouse (18 Oct).

  16. François-Xavier Roth

    conducts SWR Symphonieorchester in world premieres by Mauro Lanza, Noriko Baba, Fabien Lévy and Clara Iannotta at Donaueschinger Musiktage, streaming live on SWR Kultur (18 Oct).

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