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Archive November 2011

Sotelo: Two world premières in Spain

In December 2011 two world premières of works by Mauricio Sotelo will take place in Spain: Mapas Celestes... I (1 Dec) and Luz sobre lienzo (3 Dec).

David Fennessy joins Universal Edition

Following a first contract for his work This is How it Feels (Another Bolero), David Fennessy has now signed a major agreement for a list of works going back to 2004.

Rihm: Lichtes Spiel in Paris and London

The French première of Wolfgang Rihm’s Lichtes Spiel – a sommer piece for violin and small orchestra – takes place on 29 November at the Salle Pleyel in Paris.

Victoria Borisova-Ollas wins Christ Johnson Prize

On 28 November 2011, Victoria Borisova-Ollas received Sweden’s most important composition award, the Christ Johnson Prize.

Francis Burt: New work for ensemble

On 23 November Franis Burt's new work for ensemble Mohn and Gedächtnis will receive its world première during the Wien Modern festival. Emilio Pomàrico conducts Klangforum Wien.

Hans Zender celebrates his 75th birthday

Composer and conductor Hans Zender celebrates his 75th birthday on 22 November 2011.

Friedrich Cerha: Like a Tragicomedy

On 20 November Friedrich Cerha’s Like a Tragicomedy will receive its Austrian premiere during the Wien Modern Festival.

Jenufa in Sweden

From 19 November Janácek’s opera can be seen at the Malmö Opera in a new production by Orpha Phelan.

Easy Jazz Studies

A jazzy time is guaranteed with this new edition for flute.

Staud: New Project at Wien Modern

Anne Juren and Roland Rauschmeier have created an evening’s work which transgresses all genres: Tableaux Vivants – living images. World première: 9 November 2011.

Jenufa in the reconstructed original version

On 4 November Opéra de Rennes shows Leoš Janácek's opera Jenufa in the original version of 1904, reconstructed by Mark Audus (production: Pierre Constant).

Arvo Pärt receives the Ordre national de la Légion d’honneur

At a ceremony in Paris on 2 Nov, minister of culture Frédéric Mitterand awarded Arvo Pärt France’s highest honour, the Ordre national de la Légion d’honneur.