+++ Jens Joneleit's latest opus at the Staatsoper Berlin in October 2010: Berlin's new intendant at the Staatsoper Berlin, Jürgen Flimm, announced that the first season in the opera's interim venue, the Schiller-Theater, will open with a new work by Jens Joneleit based on a text by René Pollesch. The director will be Christoph Schlingensief, the conductor is Daniel Barenboim.
+++ Eliahu Inbal will conduct the Philharmonia Orchestra London: Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2 (Resurrection) will be performed at the concert on 11 February at Royal Festival Hall.
+++ Brad Lubman will conduct premiere of film music by Wolfgang Mitterer: On 11 February, the Tonkünstler Orchestra under the direction of Brad Lubman will perform Wolfgang Mitterer's music together with a screening of the video installation Sunrise reloaded at the Festspielhaus St. Pölten.
+++ Friedrich Cerha's new orchestral work will be premiered by the BBC Philharmonic: Like a Tragicomedy is the title of the work that will be performed in Manchester on 13 February. HK Gruber will conduct the BBC Philharmonic.
+++ Hae-Sun Kang will premiere new violin concerto by Philippe Manoury: Together with the SWR Radio Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Jean Deroyer, Hae-Sun Kang will perform Manoury's oeuvre Synapse on 14 February at the closing concert of the ECLAT Festival for New Music Stuttgart.
+++ Trio Mediaeval on tour in the Netherlands: The three sopranoes will be touring the Netherlands from 14 to 21 February. On the program of the six concerts are mainly pieces from England and Norway.
+++ Ensemble Contrechamp will feature Georg Friedrich Haas' oeuvre in two concerts: On 14 and 16 February, works by Georg Friedrich Haas will be the focus of two concerts in Geneva.
+++ Diapason d'Or for Jonathan Stockhammer: The CD with works by Thierry Pécou with the Ensemble Zellig and the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France under the direction of Jonathan Stockhammer was awarded the French music magazine Diapason's coveted prize.
