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Today is #InternationalPolarBearDay For obvious reasons we could not let this go by unnoticed!

Handel's last oratorio Jephtha was first performed on this day in 1752 at Covent Garden - the last performance he conducted before going completely blind The work returned to the Royal Opera House recently. Compare the theatres from 1752 and 2023!

Happy 340th birthday, George Frideric Handel!

Remembering Sir Edward Elgar who died on this day back in 1934 Much of his music was influenced by his beloved Malvern Hills which inspired him to say 'Music is in the air all around you; you just take as much as you want'

A heartfelt congratulations to the Printed Classical Sheet Music Category Finalists #PianoEdAwards @barenreiter.bsky.social @editionpeters.bsky.social Henle Verlag, Schott Music London. Full info via this link theartofpianoeducationawards.com/finalists-20...

An orchestra under the microscope: German premiere of Srnka's Superorganisms @berliner-philharmoniker.de ✍️ Elena Luporini bachtrack.com/review-rober...

Leoš Janáček’s “The Makropulos Affair” premieres today at Scottish Opera The company will be using our edition which you can read about here takte-online.de/en/search-re... Toi toi toi to the team and very much looking forward to seeing this production in Glasgow this coming week!

Happy Valentines Day!

Ever since we joined Bluesky we have not seen a blue sky in the UK to date! Perhaps the platform should be renamed Greysky? #justsaying

Rodelinda which has long been regarded as one of Handel's greatest works was first performed on this day exactly 300 years ago in the King's Theatre, London

A happy state of play!

Thought for the day! Amazingly Franz Schubert wrote over a thousand works in his brief thirty one year existence Have a productive day :)

Opera Magazine announces that there will be a new production of Don Giovanni at the Royal Opera House in 2026 Bring it on!

Recently published First Urtext edition of six well-known sonatas by Myslivecek for keyboard Read more here www.barenreiter.co.uk/six-easy-son...

Janacek, The Makropulos Affair sitzprobe day @scottishopera.bsky.social

Remembering composer Felix Mendelssohn born today in 1809 A frighteningly clever child prodigy, the young Felix excelled as a painter, poet, athlete, linguist and musician

Dvorak Symphony 8 was first performed on this very day in Prague in 1890 with the composer conducting Check out Jonathan Del Mar's recent edition of the work - read more here www.takte-online.de/en/search-re...

Without doubt, this is a landmark publication of a wrongly overlooked and genuinely brilliant Romantic piano masterpiece, and for advanced pianists, it is surely an essential purchase.

Franz Schubert was born 228 years ago today As well as being a great composer he was a genius, a rebel, an unrequited lover, a tragic figure in western music history He left us a truly wonderful legacy for which we should be very thankful

A big welcome to singer @annabonitatibus.bsky.social to Bluesky She will shortly appear in Agrippina in Zurich. Here she is in a previous incarnation of the role at the Grange Festival Do give her a follow

Probably the best ... Barenreiter back in the 1950s

Happy Birthday Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart!

Mozart's wonderful Cosi fan Tutte was first performed on this day in 1790 in the Burgtheater, Vienna

Czech composer Vítězslava Kaprálová was born on this day in 1915 and only lived to 25. Read about her life and works here www.takte-online.de/en/search-re...

Yesterday, the premiere of Dieter Ammann's concerto for viola and orchestra "no templates" took place in front of an enthusiastic audience in Basel The soloist was Nils Mönkemeyer, and the Basel Symphony Orchestra was conducted by Fabian Gabel

Good evening from the Premiere of Rameau's Castor et Pollux Opéra de Paris with a world class cast The Palais Garnier celebrates its 150th anniversary this month and is considered by many to be the most beautiful opera house in the world. It is easy to see why!

Wishing Sir Simon a very Happy 70th Birthday! He has recently been awarded the Ernst von Siemens Music Prize 2025 therefore double celebrations are due photo (c) Monika Rittershaus

Emmanuel Chabrier was born on this day in 1841 He was an outsider among composers of his day. But with L’Étoile he contributed a glittering gift to the repertoire, now available in a reliable Urtext edition by Hugh Macdonald - read more www.takte-online.de/en/search-re...

Inspirational conductor Herbert Blomstedt seen here showing his zest for life at 97. What an incredible man! Note that our Mozart score has photobombed the party!

I got asked to review the new Bärenreiter edition of Schumann's cello concerto and I am SO excited about this. I'm also almost certainly going to go massively over the word limit because of being this excited. If I get any more nerdy about this my head will explode 🎻🤯

Welcome to Bluesky, The Hallé! Find @thehalle.bsky.social and many other musical organisations in our bulging Starter Pack! bsky.app/starter-pack...

Puccini's Tosca was first performed on this very day in Rome back in 1900 A must do in Rome is to retrace Tosca's footsteps which makes for great fun! Act 1 Church of Sant Andrea della Valle 'Capella della Tosca' Act 2 Palazzo Farnese Act 3 Castel Sant Angelo

Because I quit the other platform, I think it is justified to post these photos again to show support for @barenreiter.bsky.social; after all, who doesn't love good music editions? Dorian seems to agree, too.

As we are relatively new to this platform perhaps it is time for some bluesky thinking!

January - the never ending month!

Liverpool Phil is having a @barenreiter.bsky.social kinda spring 🎶😯🎶

As it is our esteemed editor Jonathan Del Mar's birthday today it seems only right to tackle one of the Beethoven quartets from his editions when my group assembles this evening But which one I ask myself - thoughts?

We are currently exhibiting at the International Conductors Guild Conference at the Royal College of Music in London Great to meet conductors from all over the world on site here!