Florian Helgath conducts Charles Tournemire (world premiere) at Ruhrtriennale
Florian Helgath conducts the world premiere of Charles Tournemire: La douloureuse passion du Christ and Roman Padlewski: Stabat Mater on 12/13 September 2026 with Chorwerk Ruhr, Bochum Symphony and soloists.
Kaspars Putnins conducts Caroline Shaw (world premiere) at Ruhrtriennale
Kaspars Putnins conducts the world premiere of Caroline Shaw: Siddharta at Ruhrtriennale in Gladbeck with Latvian Radio Choir and further artists on 10 September 2026. Further dates: 11. - 13.09.2026. Siddharta combines theatre, classical voices, pop improvisations, Sufi songs and Indian dance.
Risto Joost conducts new production of Tristan und Isolde in Tartu
Risto Joost conducts the new production of Tristan und Isolde (direction: Liis Kolle) at Theatre Vanemuine in Tartu on 12 February. Further performance: 3 April.
Tonu Kaljuste & Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir at Musikfestspiele Saar
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, who has been celebrating its 40th anniversary in June, performs on 18 June 2022 at Musikfestspiele Saar in Blieskastel a programme of Arvo Pärt and Maurice Duruflé under the direction of Tonu Kaljuste. SR broadcasts the concert on 28 December, 20:04: www.sr.de/sr/sr2/programmvorschau/sr2_epg_100~_day-2022-12-26.html
Anna-Maria Helsing conducts Norrköping Symphony
On 4 June Anna-Maria Helsing returns to the rostrum of Norrköping Symphony to conduct music by Molly Teleman, David Swärd, Emmy Lindström, Lars-Åke Franke-Blom, Bengt -Göran Sköld and Peter Lindroth.
Anna Maria Helsing conducts final concerts of Sibelius Violin Competition
Christian Benning Percusssion Group in Bukarest & Braila
The Christian Benning Percussion Group performs two concerts at Bukarest New Music Festival on 28 May and in Braila (Romania) at Teatrul Maria Filotti on 29 May with an homage to Iannis Xenakis at his 100th birthday in his home town.
Edin Karamazov in Burghausen
On 2 June Edin Karamazov performs a solo recital for lute & guitar in Burghausen/Kloster Raitenhaslach with music by J.S. Bach, Piccinini, Zamboni, Sor, Rachmaninov and Leo Brouwer.