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.
Anna-Maria Helsing gives debut with Barcelona Symphony
Anna-Maria Helsing gives her debut with Barcelona Symphony Orchestra on 19 February with Kaija Saariaho: Oltra mar (and Orfeó Català Cor), Bernat Vivancos: Cinc Pregàries (soloist: Nuria Rial), Sibelius: The Oceanides and Symphony No. 7.
Anna-Maria Helsing conducts BBC Centenary Concert
Anna-Maria Helsing conducts a BBC Centenary concert with the BBC Concert Orchestra in Watford Colosseum on 12 February. The programme includes music by Eric Coates, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Anne Dudley, Alexandra Pakhmutova, Wayne Shorter among others.
Florian Helgath & Zürcher Sing-Akademie
On 5 February Florian Helgath premieres three A cappella pieces by Edward Rushton, Arkadiusz Katny and John Psathas with Zürcher Sing-Akademie in Zürich, Kirche an der Egg.
Risto Joost at rostrum of Heilbronn Chamber Orchestra
Risto Joost returns to the Heilbronn Chamber Orchestra to conduct two concerts in Heilbronn on 26 January. The programme includes music by Wagner, Mozart and Schubert.
Vox Clamantis at La Folle Journée in Nantes
Vox Clamantis performs two concerts at Festival La Folle Journée in Nantes on 26 and 30 January. The programme includes Franz Schubert: Gebet, Gesang der Geister über den Wassern, Psalm 23 among others.
Les Vents Francais on tour in January 2022
Les Vents Francais perform four concerts in Martigny on 15, La Chaux-de-Fonds on 16, Bern on 17 and Cologne on 19 January in two programmes with music by Hindemith, Beethoven, Saint-Saens, Thuille, Klughardt, Mozart, Milhaud and Poulenc.