On 18 October 2020 at the Festival di Milano Musica, two Durand Salabert Eschig world premieres dedicated to Mariangela Vacatello. Yan Maresz with “Miniatures” and Georges Aperghis with “Scherzo II”.

Upstream of the premiere (broadcast exclusively on the internet from Leipzig in Germany) on November 21 of his work Sulfureo for four ensembles from three continents, we are pleased to invite you to rediscover this excerpt from the video interview that the composer Oscar Bianchi gave us this summer. Let's meet again on November 21 for the premiere!: 

The work "Spirales" by Eric Tanguy composed in 2016 commissioned byECHO and the Philharmonie de Paris will be premiered in Italy on 19 October in Bergamo, at Società del Quartetto di Bergamo by Suzana Bartal on piano and Benedict Kloeckner on cello. 

Caution, moment of sensational discovery ahead... which will be echoed in the new festival conceived by Renaud Capuçon at the Grand Théâtre de Provence in Aix (Nouveaux Horizons) from 17 to 19 October with a world premiere of "Istiraha" by Benjamin Attahir. 

Caution, moment of sensational discovery ahead... which will be echoed in the new festival conceived by Renaud Capuçon at the Grand Théâtre de Provence in Aix (Nouveaux Horizons) from 17 to 19 October with a world premiere of "Deux études en hoquetus" by Joan Magrané Figuera.  

Recognised for his very particular talent with a colorful counterpoint which is causing a sensation in the world of vocal writing and chamber music, Joan Magrané presents "Obreda", a symphonic work which will be premiered on October 2 in Madrid by David Afkham and the National Orchestra of Spain.

On 17 October 2020 at the new festival proposed by Renaud Capuçon at the Grand Théâtre de Provence in Aix (Nouveaux Horizons) will take place the world premieres of Joan Magrané Figuera “Deux études en hoquetus” and Benjamin Attahir “Istiraha”.

The second half of 2020 promises to be one dedicated to the idea of artistic faith and the sustainability of its achievements: Starting on 2 September, the Berlin Philharmonic Kammermusiksaal will be the setting for the world premiere of Der Lauf des Lebens, a new work performed by the most faithful to the Franco-Greek composer, the Vienna Klangforum ensemble. 

The second half of 2020 promises to be one dedicated to the idea of artistic faith and the sustainability of its achievements: Starting on 2 September, the Berlin Philharmonic Kammermusiksaal will be the setting for the world premiere of Der Lauf des Lebens, a new work performed by the most faithful to the Franco-Greek composer, the Vienna Klangforum ensemble.