News and forthcoming events

Fall 2014 features many performances with Luciano Berio's music; the following is a selection of the most outstanding events.
Puccini’s Turandot with the Finale composed by Luciano Berio in 2001 will be performed at the Opéra de Nice between the 12th and 19th of November, with Roland Böer conducting and Federico Grazzini as stage director.
On November 13 Emilio Pomarico will conduct Coro at the Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires with the Buenos Aires Philarmonic Orchestra and the choir Diapasón Sur.

Berio’s Duetti for two violins feature in two different frameworks of the Paris Festival d’Automne. On November 22, 26 and December 6 a selection of the Duetti will be juxtapositioned to excerpts from Macé’s Ambidextre and Stockhausen’s Kontakte in a creative mosaic performed by students of the Rameau middle school of Versailles directed by Christophe Junivart. 
Workwhitinwork, William Forsythe’s famous interpretation of Berio’s Duetti, will be performed in Paris (November 17-26) and in other venues and dates by the Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon within the “Portrait” of the American choreographer featured by the Festival d’Automne.
On November 16 Juraj Valčuha conducts the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI and violist Antoine Tamestit in Voci (Philharmonie, Cologne).
For the complete calendar of the performances of Berio’s music click here.
On October 18 and 19 Radio Classica broadcasted the program «Note d’autore, a tu per tu con i compositori d’oggi», entirely devoted to Luciano Berio. An extended interview with Angela Ida De Benedictis, editor of Berio’s Scritti sulla musica published by Einaudi in 2013, approaches the composer’s writings and is intersected with excerpts from his music. The program can be listened in podcast on the Soundcloud channel of Radio Classica.
In October 2014 the finnish label Ondine released a new CD with Hannu Lintu conducting the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Sinfonia, Quattro versioni originali della "Ritirata Notturna di Madrid di L. Boccherini" and Calmo, with the participation of mezzo-soprano Virpi Räisänen.