Composer

The Notations span the life's work of French composer Pierre Boulez, who is regarded as one of the central figures of New Music after the Second World War. In 1945, he first created his 12 Notations for solo piano - a debut work consisting of twelve pieces of twelve bars each with a clear connection to the twelve-tone technique. Around three decades later, Boulez expanded the miniatures for piano into the powerful-sounding Notations for orchestra, which are characterised by an expressionist intensity and a melodic and rhythmic complexity. Under the direction of Cornelius Meister, who was once Boulez's assistant, this key work of New Music will be combined with Anton Bruckner's eighth Symphony.

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2. Symphony Concert

Beethoven Hall (Beethovensaal)

Diotima Quartet

The Studio Hall

Our Symphonic Series opens with music born from great conflicts of the 20th Century. Shostakovich’s Eighth Symphony dates from the darkest days of the Second World War, when making music scarcely seemed possible. He dedicated it to all victims of oppression. Conductor Emeritus Ludovic Morlot begins a season-long celebration marking 150 years since Maurice Ravel’s birth with Concerto for the Left Hand. Composed for Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right arm in World War I, Ravel’s concerto spans the expressive power of the whole keyboard and bubbles with dark energy. We also salute the centenary of musical powerhouse Pierre Boulez.

Ravel & Shostakovich

Benaroya Hall

Join us for an exquisite evening of piano music with Yun-Hua Chang, a talented Doctor of Musical Arts student under the guidance of James Giles. This recital is set to take place on Thursday, May 2, 2024, at 6:00pm CDT in the Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall, located within the prestigious Ryan Center for the Musical Arts at Northwestern University.

The program promises a journey through the works of renowned composers, featuring J. S. Bach's Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor, BWV 542 (transcribed by Franz Liszt), Franz Schubert's Piano Sonata No. 13 in A Major, D. 664, Pierre Boulez's Douze Notations pour piano, and Alexander Scriabin's Sonata No. 3 in F-sharp Minor, Op. 23. This selection showcases the breadth of piano literature, from the Baroque to the 20th century, offering something for every classical music enthusiast.

Admission to this event is free, and tickets are not required, making it an accessible opportunity for all to experience the power and beauty of live piano music. Additionally, for those unable to attend in person, a live stream will be available, ensuring no one misses out on this captivating performance.

The Galvin Recital Hall, with its stunning views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline, coupled with its exceptional acoustics, provides the perfect backdrop for an evening of musical excellence. Don't miss this opportunity to support emerging talent and immerse yourself in the transformative power of music.

Yun-Hua Chang, piano

Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall

Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by David Robertson

Carnegie Hall

Farbenreich

Prinzregententheater

Kongresshaus

 ATHELAS has the great honor of inviting to a concert with the recipient of the Léonie Sonnings Musikpris 2024, the French-Swiss flautist Emmanuel Pahud. The concert on March 10 in Den Sorte Diamant is not only the first award recipient gives in connection with the award reception, but also the only one in concert in Copenhagen. We are proud to have conductor Anu Tali on stage at this fireworks display of a concert.

Emmanuel Pahud, Sonnings Music Prize 2024

The Royal Library

In celebration of the 100th birthday of Pierre Boulez, conductor Daniel Cohen joins BBC NOW for an evening of 20th Century gems, kicking off with Boulez’s own Livres pour cordes. Unsurpassable beauty and depth run deep in this angular and fragmentary work, which is nothing but lyrical throughout.

Boulez at 100

Wales Millennium Centre

Schoenberg’s Five Piano Pieces, Op. 23, which marks the crystallization of his twelve-tone technique is the launchpad. Other groundbreaking piano methods are heard in Leo Ornstein’s Suicide in an Airplane, distinctive for its tone clusters. Pierre Boulez’s fascinating 12 Notations uses the number 12 as a self-imposed structure with a 12-note row forming the basis of 12 solo piano pieces, each just 12 bars long. The indirect passing of the Schoenberg baton is heard in A Love Supreme, a progressive jazz masterpiece by the famed innovator John Coltrane, whose groundbreaking style is rooted in Schoenberg’s techniques, gleaned from his teacher Dennis Sandole, a Schoenberg student. Coltrane also studied with Ornstein as a teenager in Philadelphia.

Fierce Beauty Part I

First Presbyterian Church of Santa Monica

The UTSO concerts are made possible in part by a generous gift from Neville Austin. 

U of T presents: University of Toronto New Music Festival: University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra

University of Toronto Faculty of Music

Join us for an extraordinary musical experience at the Staatstheater Darmstadt on Sunday, 21 January 2024, at 15:00. The West-Eastern Divan Ensemble, renowned for its exceptional performances, will grace the stage in Darmstadt, Germany, presenting a program that promises to captivate and inspire.

The ensemble will perform a selection of classical masterpieces, including Pierre Boulez's "Anthèmes 1," Franz Schubert's "String Trio in B-flat major D.581," and Schubert's "Octet in F major D.803." This carefully curated program showcases the ensemble's versatility and commitment to bridging cultural divides through music.

The West-Eastern Divan Ensemble is celebrated for its unique composition of artists from diverse backgrounds, coming together to perform as a symbol of cooperation and understanding. Under the guidance of its founders, the ensemble has gained international acclaim, making this performance a must-see event for classical music enthusiasts.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the transformative power of music at the Staatstheater Darmstadt. Mark your calendars, add the event to your schedule, and prepare for an unforgettable afternoon of exquisite musical artistry.

Staatstheater Darmstadt

Inaugurated in Fall 2022, NEC's New Music Ensemble begins its second season with a program of works by Ligeti, Yuan-Chen Li, Stravinsky, Villa-Lobos, Boulez, and Piazzolla.  Hugh Wolff and Timothy Ren '25 MM conduct.

NEC New Music Ensemble

New England Conservatory

Musicians Of Tomorrow

Southbank Centre

One of the most in-demand chamber ensembles in the world today, Quatuor Diotima returns to the UChicago campus for their long-awaited Music from Paris series. Featuring composers such as Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, and César Franck, this celebration of French and French-influenced music is a fitting conclusion to the ensemble’s tenure as the Don Michael Randel Ensemble-in-Residence.

Quatuor Diotima: Music from Paris

Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts

Saint-Saëns’s captivating “Organ” Symphony is a forceful statement for the genre itself. Written at a time when opera was perceived as the acme of musical expression, Saint-Saëns summoned the full emotive forces of the symphonic orchestra and organ to achieve the purest form of expression — untethered to text, story line, or characters. Severance’s Norton Memorial Organ shines in this journey from somber contemplation to radiant redemption, which provided a model for none other than Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony.

Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony

Severance Music Center

2025 marks the centenary year of the legendary composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, and Sir Simon Rattle kicks off the LSO’s celebrations with Éclat. An exploration of sound itself, for Rattle it’s ‘one of Boulez’s seminal pieces, a piece where you not only conduct, but you almost compose as you go along'. 

London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Simon Rattle

Barbican Centre

**Boulez, Benjamin, and Brahms 4: A Musical Celebration with the London Symphony Orchestra**

Join us for an enchanting evening of music as the London Symphony Orchestra presents "Boulez, Benjamin, and Brahms 4" at the Barbican on Thursday, 9 January 2025, at 7 pm. This special concert, under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle and featuring the extraordinary soprano Barbara Hannigan, promises a bewitching programme that contrasts the glittering soundscapes of Pierre Boulez, the lyrical world premiere from George Benjamin, and the grandeur of Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 4.

**Programme Highlights:**
- **Pierre Boulez:** Éclat – 8 mins
- **George Benjamin:** Interludes and Aria from Lessons in Love and Violence (World Premiere) – 15 mins
- **Interval**
- **Johannes Brahms:** Symphony No. 4 – 42 mins

**Performers:**
- **Conductor:** Sir Simon Rattle
- **Soprano:** Barbara Hannigan
- **Orchestra:** London Symphony Orchestra

The concert will conclude at approximately 8:35 pm, including a 20-minute interval. 

**Ticket Information:**
Tickets are available at various price points (£70, £55, £39, £26, £18) with a £4 booking fee per online/phone transaction. Special discounts are available, including Wildcards (£12/£16) for guaranteed entry with seat allocation on the day, multibuy discounts of up to 40%, and special rates for groups, students, and 18s-and-under.

**About the Concert:**
2025 marks the centenary year of legendary composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, and Sir Simon Rattle pays tribute with a performance of Éclat, a seminal piece exploring the essence of sound. The concert also features a world premiere from George Benjamin, created as a gift for Rattle’s 70th birthday, alongside Brahms’ tragically grand Symphony No. 4, full of melody and warm orchestral colours.

This concert is not just a performance but a celebration of musical innovation, creativity, and the enduring legacy of these composers. Join us for an unforgettable night of music with the London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican.

**Booking and Additional Information:**
For tickets and further details, please visit the LSO website or the Barbican website. You can also book by phone or in person at the Barbican Centre. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live music with the London Symphony Orchestra.

Boulez, Benjamin and Brahms 4

Er wolle, entschied Beethoven 1802, »einen neuen Weg einschlagen«. Und der führte zu seiner wohl persönlichsten Sinfonie: der »Eroica«. Sie ist eine Wegmarke, ein Meilenstein – und passt damit ideal zu Pierre Boulez, dem vor 100 Jahren geborenen Revolutionär des Tönenden. Ungemein einfallsreich, poetisch, gar nicht widerspenstig, ja überraschend entspannt sind seine zwölf Miniaturen für Klavier, die er 1945 als »Notations« zusammengefasst hat. Sie wurden Meilensteine einer neuen Ästhetik der Musik und sprechen noch heute das Publikum ganz unmittelbar an. Der Pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Boulez-Experte durch und durch, wird sie spielen – und jene »Notations«, für die Boulez selbst Orchesterfassungen entwickelt hat, bilden den großbesetzten Kontrapunkt dazu. Mit eingewoben wird noch Ravel, seine »Miroirs« bilden den Nachklang für alle, die nicht genug bekommen können von neuen Wegen, poetischen Ideen und faszinierend revolutionären Klängen.

Eroica

Alte Oper

Join the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) for a remarkable evening dedicated to the legacy of Pierre Boulez, a towering figure in contemporary music. This special concert, part of the LSO Futures series, is set to take place at the Barbican on Sunday, 26 January 2025, at 7pm. Under the baton of François-Xavier Roth, a fervent champion of Boulez's work, the orchestra will explore the profound influence of Boulez through a blend of his compositions and those of his beloved Debussy, alongside the excitement of three world premieres.

The concert will feature Debussy's "Gigues" and "Ibéria" from "Trois images pour orchestre," showcasing the composer's revolutionary musical language and precise sound worlds that Boulez so admired. Boulez's own "Notations Nos 1, 2, 3, 4 & 7" will be presented, pieces that began as piano compositions and were later transformed by Boulez into vivid orchestral works.

Adding to the evening's allure are world premieres by Olga Neuwirth, Rafael Marino Arcaro, and Lara Agar, co-commissioned by the LSO. These pieces draw inspiration from Boulez's pioneering spirit and innovative use of color and form, promising a night of fresh and engaging music.

The concert is not only a tribute to Boulez in his centenary year but also a celebration of the future of music, with the LSO at the forefront of commissioning and performing new works. The event will conclude at approximately 8:50 pm, including a 20-minute interval.

Tickets are available in various price ranges, with discounts offered for multiple bookings, young people, students, and groups. For those looking for a unique experience, Wildcards offer guaranteed entry with seat allocation on the day of the concert. This is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of contemporary classical music and to celebrate the enduring legacy of Pierre Boulez with the London Symphony Orchestra.

LSO Futures: Homage to Pierre Boulez

Join us for a captivating evening of music as we celebrate the centenary of Pierre Boulez with "Boulez 100: Chamber Concert" performed by the London Symphony Orchestra Chamber Ensemble. This special event will take place at the Milton Court Concert Hall on Monday, 27 January 2025, at 7:30 pm.

The concert promises a fascinating exploration of Boulez's work, featuring pieces that showcase the innovative and intricate compositions of one of the most influential figures in contemporary music. The program includes:

- "Messagesquisse" (7 mins)
- "Dérive 1" (7 mins)
- "Fanfare for the 80th Birthday of Georg Solti" (5 mins)
- "Sonatine for Flute and Piano" (12 mins)
- "Anthèmes 2 for Violin and Electronics" (24 mins)

Under the baton of François-Xavier Roth, one of the world’s leading Boulez conductors, and featuring violinist Benjamin Marquise Gilmore, the LSO Chamber Ensemble will guide you through a riveting journey into the musical labyrinth of Boulez's creations. The concert will conclude at approximately 8:30 pm.

Tickets are priced at £15 and £18, with a £4 booking fee per online/phone transaction. However, you can save on your booking with our Wildcards for guaranteed entry, Multibuy Discounts of up to 40%, and special rates for groups, students, and 18s-and-under.

This event is not just a concert but a celebration of music's eternal mystery through the lens of Pierre Boulez's groundbreaking compositions. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the depth and breadth of Boulez's genius performed by the world-renowned LSO Chamber Ensemble.

Book your tickets now and be part of this unique musical celebration.

Boulez 100: Chamber Concert

Milton Court Concert Hall

A concert all about conversations, numbers and musical echoes. A solo cello is in dialogue with six comrades in Messagesquisse where the rhythms are inspired by Morse code. Another group of six features in Dérive 1, while in Anthèmes 2 a violin generates its own electronic response.

LSO Chamber Ensemble/François-Xavier Roth

This cutting-edge concert is a vital part of Carnegie Hall’s Pierre Boulez centennial celebration, combining the creative forces of the International Contemporary Ensemble with the latest breakthroughs in responsive music-performance technology. It features a world premiere that incorporates the machine-learning advancements of SOMAX 2, developed with researchers at IRCAM (Boulez’s world-renowned institute for computer and electro-acoustic music and innovation). The program also includes works by Boulez and leading composers inspired by his legacy, including longtime IRCAM researcher and visionary composer Philippe Manoury; genre-defying American multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey; and the late Kaija Saariaho.

International Contemporary Ensemble

Ensemble-in-residence at UC Davis, the Empyrean Ensemble presents engaging and eclectic programs, inviting audiences to experience new musical sensations delivered with high artistry by its extraordinary players—among the finest new music performers in California.

Empyrean Ensemble

Ann E. Pitzer Center

Based around Ravel’s Miroirs suite for solo piano, the program includes responses to the suite’s five movements in more contemporary repertoire. Chinese-American pianist George Xiaoyuan Fu has been praised as “one of the most exciting pianists of our time… a deep thinker, thoroughly in command” (The Arts Desk). Recently winning BBC Music Magazine’s 2024 Newcomer Award, he is establishing an international reputation as a fearless and probing interpreter of a wide array of music, combining “stunning virtuosity” (Boston Music Intelligencer) and “phenomenal technique with a profound sense of interpretative clarity” (Apple Music).

George Xiaoyuan Fu, piano

Kaufman Music Center

François-Xavier Roth

Munich Residence

Players from Royal Northern Sinfonia and the orchestra’s Principal Conductor Dinis Sousa.

Once upon a time

The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

Considered a “brilliant musician and an extraordinary visionary” (The Wall Street Journal), French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard enjoys an internationally celebrated career. As a master performer of Beethoven, Aimard recorded Beethoven’s entire catalogue of piano concertos and both the “Hammerklavier” Sonata and “Eroica Variations.” He is widely acclaimed as a key figure in the music of our time and has had close collaborations with many leading composers including György Ligeti, whose complete works for piano he has recorded. Praised by The Guardian as “one of the best Messiaen interpreters around,” Aimard has had a close association to the composer himself and with Yvonne Loriod, with whom he studied at the Paris Conservatoire.

Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano

The Royal Conservatory of Music

“To listen to Aimard in action is to feel the gears of a composition mesh in new ways,” writes the San Francisco Chronicle. In this thrilling meeting of artistic sensibilities, renowned pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard gives audiences powerful new insight into the distinctive genius of his late teacher and collaborator, Pierre Boulez. “He likes to put interpreters at the border of what’s possible and what is not. If you like that, it’s incredibly exciting,” Aimard says of the influential composer. Piano works by Boulez are featured alongside carefully selected pieces by Bartók, Ravel, and Schoenberg in this unique matinee recital.

Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Piano

Jörg Widmann’s love of Schumann impelled him to reflect, reconsider and then weave his own instrumental tapestry in and around Schumann’s great song cycle Dichterliebe, sung tonight by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s Artist in Residence, Benjamin Appl. Geoffrey Paterson returns to Ensemble 10:10 to guide us through this and the contrasting musical landscapes of Alexander Goehr and Pierre Boulez(to honour his 100th anniversary), and introduce new music from Liverpool-born former Rushworth Composition Prize winner, Nneka Cummins.

Ensemble 10:10

Yoko Ono Lennon Centre

Commissioned by WDR, Radio France, Ircam-Centre Pompidou and Lucerne Festival with the support of the Pierre Boulez Foundation

Music of the Time - Pierre Boulez's 100th birthday

Cologne Philharmonie

When the important French composer and conductor Pierre Boulez died in 2016, the Austrian Olga Neuwirth remembered her patron in an obituary in the "Zeit" newspaper - his way of "looking at music in a completely different way". One of these masterpieces is "Pli selon pli" - which is now preceded by a new work by Neuwirth.

Music of the Time – Pierre Boulez's 100th birthday

Museum Ludwig

Sir Simon Rattle 9

Journey up the Rhine River, as lovingly portrayed in Robert Schumann’s Rhenish Symphony. Listen for the flowing water and contemplate the majesty of the Cologne Cathedral. To begin, Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider leads and performs the rich and alluring melodies of Bruch’s First Violin Concerto. Pierre Boulez’s iridescent Livre pour cordes marks the centenary of the composer’s birth.

Bruch & Schumann Rhenish

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Wheaton College

Pierre-Laurent Aimard & Tamara Stefanovich

Gewandhaus

Carlos Ferreira won the coveted soloist prize at the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival in 2021 and is principal clarinetist with the renowned Orchestre National de France. As a rising star, he is now showing his passion for chamber music with clarinet.

Rising Stars: Carlos Ferreira & Pedro Emanuel Pereira

It is exactly 100 years since the birth of Pierre Boulez, the influential, groundbreaking composer and conductor who was closely associated with the Staatskapelle Berlin. He often conducted concerts by the orchestra, which appointed him honorary conductor in 2005 on the occasion of his 80th birthday. This year's FESTTAGE concert will feature music that is directly associated with Boulez, music by two composers with whom he had a special relationship, Alban Berg and Gustav Mahler. There will also be a composition by Boulez himself, the Notations for large orchestra, with which the Staatskapelle is very familiar thanks to repeated performances in the past.

Festive Concert Staatskapelle Berlin

Berliner Philharmonie

Watch the performance on this page at the scheduled date and time. This performance won’t be available to stream afterward on demand.

AXIOM

Lincoln Center

Pierre Boulez's "Répons" was one of the notable highlights of Kent Nagano's "Philharmonic Academy" in St. Michaelis at the beginning of his tenure in Hamburg. He artfully staged the "exchange" between chamber ensemble and soloists as well as between electronically distorted and unaltered sounds in the hallowed halls of the Michel. The major "Elbphilharmonie" project was still a construction site at the time. Ten years later, Nagano is taking up this exceptional work by the composer, conductor and founder of the Paris IRCAM Institute again and bringing it to our new and yet already firmly established concert hall on the Elbe.

Opening Concert of the International Music Festival Hamburg

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

CSO Artist-in-Residence Daniil Trifonov, “without question the most astounding pianist of our age” (The Times of London), takes on Brahms’ Second Piano Concerto, as remarkable for its rich orchestral writing as for its simultaneously glittering and muscular piano part. Dvořák’s turbulent Seventh Symphony is both an expression of the composer’s personal crises and a lyrical tribute to the Czech spirit.

Mäkelä & Trifonov

The Los Angeles Philharmonic, under the baton of their esteemed Conductor Laureate Esa-Pekka Salonen, returns for an evening of profound musical exploration with celebrated pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard. The concert marks Maestro Salonen’s 16th appearance conducting for CAMA over the past 30+ years—twelve with the LA Phil and three with London’s Philharmonia Orchestra. The program features an intricate dialogue between solo and orchestral textures, showcasing the innovative works of Pierre Boulez complemented by three of Debussy’s radiant works, including La mer. Known for his deep connection with Boulez’s compositions, Aimard will perform solo pieces from the composer’s “Notations” along with corresponding orchestral versions, as well as Debussy’s “Fantaisie for Piano and Orchestra.” Both composers pioneered revolutionary approaches to composition and timbre, making this pairing especially apt, inviting discovery and association.

Los Angeles Philharmonic

Granada Theatre

Sir Simon Rattle 10

Gasteig HP8

Celebrate the centennial of Pierre Boulez, the unparalleled French composer, conductor, and cultural visionary, with a captivating duo piano recital. Born on March 26, 1925, Boulez transformed post-war contemporary music, leaving an indelible mark on the 20th century. His extensive conducting career and foundational role in institutions like Paris's Cité de la Musique and IRCAM highlight his monumental influence.

Celebrating Pierre Boulez 1925-2025

UCLA Nimoy Theater

Whitsun Festival: François-Xavier Roth conducts Boulez, Andre, Poppe and Ravel

Festspielhaus Baden-Baden

Sir Simon Rattle 11

Pierre Boulez would have turned 100 this year. The Baden-Baden Festival Hall is celebrating the city's famous honorary citizen in several concerts - this one is certainly one of the highlights. Two "young" works by Pierre Boulez meet Anton Bruckner's great last symphony. It remained unfinished, but opens the door wide to modernity. Pierre Boulez greatly appreciated Bruckner, often conducted him and played a key role in making Bruckner one of the recognized great symphonists today. There will also be "Figures - Doubles - Prismes" by Boulez. The title of the work says it all: figures are varied, doubled. In the final section, "Prismes", the previous work appears in a new light, a kind of retrospective on the early work in 1957, re-examined in 1968. Then a vocal work by Pierre Boulez: The poems of EE Cummings inspired him to conduct an experiment. Cummings used language beyond its meaning as material for new, complex and ambiguous language compositions. Boulez has transferred the form and structure of these poems into music with his own sovereign mastery, combining text and music into an exciting and poetic whole.

Whitsun Festival: François-Xavier Roth conducts works by Boulez and Bruckner

Pierre Boulez would have turned 100 this year. The Baden-Baden Festival Hall is celebrating the city's famous honorary citizen in several concerts - this one is certainly one of the highlights. Two "young" works by Pierre Boulez meet Anton Bruckner's great last symphony. It remained unfinished, but opens the door wide to modernity. Pierre Boulez greatly appreciated Bruckner, often conducted him and played a key role in making Bruckner one of the recognized great symphonists today. In addition, "Figures - Doubles - Prismes" by Boulez can be heard. The title of the work says it all: figures are varied, doubled. In the final section, "Prismes", the previous work appears in a new light, a kind of retrospective on the early work in 1957, re-examined in 1968. Then a vocal work by Pierre Boulez: The poems of EE Cummings inspired him to an experiment. Cummings used language beyond its meaning as material for new, complex and ambiguous language compositions. Boulez has transferred the form and structure of these poems into music with his own sovereign mastery, combining text and music into an exciting and poetic whole.

Guest concert: Pierre Boulez 100

The Frenchman Pierre Boulez and the American Elliott Carter met for the first time in Paris in the early 1950s. A friendship for life immediately developed between these composers. The Ensemble Musikfabrik and Bas Wiegers now commemorate these two important composers of modernism with cult pieces of new music. And one of the soloists is pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who owes a lot to Boulez and Carter.

Pierre Boulez

Composer

Events

Upcoming events

Jan 9, 2025

London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Simon Rattle · Barbican Centre

Jan 9, 2025

Boulez, Benjamin and Brahms 4 · London Symphony Orchestra

Jan 24, 2025

Eroica · hr-Sinfonieorchester

Jan 26, 2025

LSO Futures: Homage to Pierre Boulez · London Symphony Orchestra

Jan 27, 2025

Boulez 100: Chamber Concert · London Symphony Orchestra

Past events

8 - 9 Dec, 2024

2. Symphony Concert · Staatsoper Stuttgart

Nov 28, 2024

Diotima Quartet · The Royal Danish Academy of Music

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