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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. James Bonas

    directs a new production of Massenet's Manon at Theater Magdeburg (2 May to 6 June).

  2. Bruno Ravella

    directs Der Rosenkavalier at Garsington Opera (28 May to 29 June). 

  3. James Bonas

    co-directs a revival of Emma Bovary for National Ballet of Canada, with animations by Grégoire Pont (29 May to 4 June). 

  4. Richard Farnes

    conducts La bohème at The Grange Festival (2 June to 11 July).

  5. Ilan Volkov

    conducts City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in a programme ranging from Purcell to Stravinsky (3 June).

  6. Fabio Biondi

    is Artistic Director of Farnese International Early Music Festival, which has its fourth edition in Parma (3 to 8 June).

  7. Maxwell Quartet

    visits Dublin International Chamber Music Festival, giving the Irish premiere of Eleanor Alberga's Quartet no.4 as well as Brahms and folk music (4 June).

  8. Marc-André Hamelin

    plays Marx's Piano Concerto on tour with Tonkünstler-Orchester Niederösterreich (5, 6, 7 & 8 June).

  9. Ivan Karizna

    tours Australia, performing Shostakovich's First Cello Concerto with Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Dvořák with Queensland Symphony Orchestra, and Schumann with Sydney Symphony Orchestra and West Australian Symphony Orchestra (5 to 27 June).

  10. Aaron Azunda Akugbo

    visits Dublin International Chamber Music Festival to perform works by Ian Coleman and Joy Guidry with Dublin Youth Choir (6 June). 

  11. Matthew Straw

    closes ​​Opéra national du Rhin's season and his two-year assistantship there conducting Laurent Pelly's production of Gypsy, with dialogues translated by Agathe Mélinand (7 to 23 June). 

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