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- Nicolas Hodges presents the UK première of Wolfgang Rihm’s Piano Concerto No 2 at the Barbican Hall
- The definitive form of Janáček’s Sinfonietta premièred in Prague
- Johannes Maria Staud’s opera Die Antilope receives its German première at the Cologne Opera
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Our latest newsletter – an opera special with features on current productions of The Cunning Little Vixen, Wozzeck and Jenůfa – is out now.
Our latest newsletter is out now:
- Walter Braunfels’ Jeanne d’Arc in Cologne
- the new critical edition of Janáček’s The Makropulos Case in Berlin
- Krenek, Weill and the Moderns: the 24th Kurt Weill Festival
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Our latest newsletter is out now:
- Wolfgang Rihm’s Duo Concerto in New York, Dresden & Singapore
- Ronnefeld’s Nachtausgabe reopens at the Semperoper Dresden
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Our latest newsletter is all about Alban Berg’s Lulu. The opera currently runs in two productions at the Bayerische Staatsoper in Munich and at the Dutch National Opera in Amsterdam.
Find a making-of video and a link to a live stream of Lulu by clicking the image to the right or by using one of the links below:
Our latest newsletter is out now – in case you didn’t receive it: you can now view the full study score of Luciano Berio’s Un re in ascolto on our website.
Paul Esterhazy’s new production of the azione musicale in 2 parts will première on 23 May at the Staatstheater Kassel.
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We’ve just sent out our first newsletter of 2015:
– Manfred Gurlitt’s Soldaten [Soldiers] to be staged at the Theater Osnabrück
– Morton Feldman: The 1986 Darmstadt Lecture
– Study scores of Haas’ Traum in des Sommers Nacht, Rihm’s Tutuguri and Gurlitt’s Soldaten
Dear reader, dear Mozart-programmer,
we would like to thank you for the numerous positive reactions to our Newsletter's new format. They confirm our belief that there is a need for concise and clearly structured information on the music, composers and activities of UE.
It may surprise some to find themselves reading about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in the editorial of this second volume. But Mozart's 250th anniversary in 2006 is of twofold importance to UE: firstly due to the results of the latest research on Mozart interpretation (Wiener Urtext Edition), and secondly thanks to all the new, exciting and highly individual ways in which our composers continue to deal with the phenomenon of Mozart. You can read more about Mozart - viewed and heard anew on page 18 -19.
The editors
Find our newsletter from 2004/2005 online and read the aforementioned feature on Mozart on pages 16 and 17 – yes, as the attentive reader might have noticed, we had the page numbers wrong.
We’ve just sent out our latest newsletter, here it is:
- Simon Rattle brings dark dreams to New York
- The Arditti Quartet and Johannes Maria Staud celebrate their 40th birthdays with a string quartet
- Ronnefeld’s Nachtausgabe is performed at the Semperoper Dresden
We just sent out our latest newsletter, covering the following topics:
Arvo Pärt in his 80th year
Scenic world première of Gurre-Lieder in Amsterdam
Foerster’s opera Eva rediscovered
Rihm’s Sextett premièred in Amsterdam
Klaus Simon’s arrangement of Berg’s 4 Pieces for clarinet and ensemble in Rovaniemi
We’ve just sent out our latest newsletter:
Midori plays Staud at the Lucerne Festival
Rihm’s Horn Concerto premièred in Lucerne
Karol Szymanowski: 6 Songs of the Fairy Tale Princess at the Proms
Full study scores:
Staud’s Oskar (Towards a Brighter Hue II)
Rihm’s Piano Concerto No. 2
Szymanowski’s 6 Songs of the Fairy Tale Princess