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Partnering visionary classical musicians and artists

Maestro Arts is an interdisciplinary agency providing strategic and comprehensive career management to an array of elite international artists within the worlds of classical music and performing arts. 

Our conductors, composers, designers, visual artists, directors and performers benefit from a broad and eclectic skill-set and knowledge derived from our team’s distilled expertise and understanding of market forces, trends and aesthetic inclinations.

Contemporary culture has become a highly sophisticated and hugely diverse platform in which the boundaries between music, art, design and media are rapidly blurring. Creative concepts are no longer confined to traditional archetypes and our projects respond to the demands of an ever-changing creative landscape.

We work with the most prestigious cultural institutions worldwide to curate and produce unique and original interdisciplinary content to a wide range of clients from the public and private sectors. We seek partnerships with other creative collaborators, international venues, arts and music organisations to deliver bespoke cultural experiences.

This week’s highlights

  1. Miguel Harth-Bedoya

    conducts Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra in Saint-Saëns, Shostakovich and Samy Moussa (19 March).

  2. Elena Urioste

    jumps in to perform Bruch's First Violin Concerto with BBC Philharmonic and John Storgårds (19 March), and gives a Wigmore Hall recital with Tom Poster (20 March).

  3. Ivan Karizna

    plays Dvořák's Cello Concerto with Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra (21 March).

  4. Chloë Hanslip

    opens her new Bach series with Danny Driver at Turner Sims (21 March).

  5. George Jackson

    conducts Amarillo Symphony in an American programme of George Antheil, Samuel Jones and Ives (21 & 22 March).

  6. Ilan Volkov

    conducts Brussels Philharmonic in Le Sacre du Printemps (21 & 22 March).

  7. Doric String Quartet

    tours with Quiroga Quartet and the Mendelssohn Octet, as well as other repertoire, in Leer (22 March), Genoa (24 March) and Padua (25 March).

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