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#Faust de Gounod, opéra français des plus célèbres, offert en live à tous les regards et oreilles, à #Lille ce soir. À la fin la femme meurt, mais le public ne s'y trompe pas : le plus aimable, c'est encore le diable. Interprétation et mise en scène👌🏽 qui donnent à penser.

On this day in 1803 Beethoven's Violin Sonata No. 9 ("Kreutzer Sonata") was first performed in Vienna, with violinist George Bridgetower and Beethoven at the piano barenreiter.co.uk/sonata-for-pia…

Best wishes to the team for the production of 'Le Docteur Miracle' which is now available from us along with several other lesser known Bizet works which you can read about here takte-online.de/en/search-resu…

Novak Djokovic Novak, you’re tennis’s Paganini. Both pushed past human limits. Precision. Passion. Pressure. You turned the court into a concert hall and made it sing.

On this day in 1715 Handel's opera Amadigi received its triumphant premiere at the King's Theatre in London barenreiter.co.uk/amadigi-hwv-11…

Faust twice in two weeks! Firstly Opéra de Lille - the 1859 first version rarely staged and tonight more standard fare at Royal Ballet and Opera Both thoroughly engaging and much to compare and contrast At present I am Fausted-out - too much time in the company of the devil perhaps!

Blind composer Antonio de Cabezón died on this day in 1566. Blindness, however, could not prevent him from becoming a master of keyboard performance during the Spanish Renaissance. Check out this scholarly-edition of his keyboard works barenreiter.co.uk/selected-works…

My daughter just sent me this picture of the Piano Stairs in Beethoven Street in Valparaiso, Chile Fascinating to see how LVB's influence spreads to all parts of the globe

A heartwarming farewell to Rafa Nadal at Roland Garros yesterday Rafael Nadal owns a yacht which he named Beethoven because of his love of classical music and especially LvB Perhaps more time now to study the works of the great man Rafa? We are happy to help if you need us!

On the day that Paganini died in 1840 I have some important advice for amateur violinists

Paganini died today in 1840 Our edition of the Caprices maintains the original beaming and articulation, setting this edition apart from the many publications of the last 200 years which incorporated changes and emendations by famous violin virtuosos barenreiter.co.uk/24-caprices-op…

Ok guys fingers on buzzers. I have just arrived at our accommodation in Perugia and these are on prominent display Can anyone name these works?

Beethoven Barenreiter Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Hanna Lintu

The Bärenreiter Tweets will be coming from Umbria this week where I am on vacation I will pass on musical observations as and when I find them!

The Morlacchi Theatre is the most important theatre in Perugia Perugian musician Francesco Morlacchi contributed greatly to the exportation of Italian Opera abroad and composed 20 operas I wonder if anyone here has ever heard one?

Today in Spoleto we were able to see Carlo Gian Menotti's home for much of his life. This now serves as a Documentation Centre for the Festival of Two Worlds which makes Spoleto famous This XVIth century palace is wonderfully located just by the extraordinary Piazza del Duomo

Joseph Haydn died in Vienna #OTD in 1809. He shares with Schubert the dubious distinction of being the greatest composer whose many operas sadly remain neglected. Is it too much to hope for more revivals of Haydn's operas?

In the Galleria Nazionale Dell Umbria in Perugia focusing principally on the musicians

Can you name the operas depicted on these cinerary urns seen in Perugia I will be impressed if you come up with the answers