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With a series of important debuts, the 2026/27 season marks another significant step in Valerie Fritz’s international career.
She will make her first appearances with the Philharmonisches Orchester Freiburg, the WDR Symphony Orchestra, the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Konzerthausorchester Berlin.
In addition, she will make her festival debuts at Klangspuren Schwaz and Ultraschall Berlin.

Miroslav Srnka was honored by the collecting society OSA—the Czech equivalent of GEMA—as the most successful Czech composer of classical music abroad.
Congratulations, Miroslav!

Station Paradiso by Sara Glojnarić is coming back: the Stuttgart State Opera has announced a revival of the production for the 2026/27 season.
With four additional performances on the schedule, audiences will once again have the chance to experience the opera.
What a success—congratulations, Sara!

Clemens is currently in Seoul. Alongside lectures and masterclasses — including at Seoul National University — excerpts from Dollhouse will be presented in Korean translation at the Goethe-Institut Korea.

Valerie will make her debut in early May with the Tiroler Symphony Orchestra. She comes from Tirol, so it’s practically a home game for her.

The Los Angeles Philharmonic has released its program for the upcoming season—and we’re especially excited about a highlight in October: Miroslav Srnka’s Superorganisms will be performed in two concerts, conducted by Susanna Mälkki.

The score for Station Paradiso, Sara’s new opera, is finished and has just arrived in the mail. After three years of working on the piece, it’s a great feeling.

After four successful concerts in Tokyo, Miroslav is back in Europe and continues to work on his new cello concerto.

Valerie will be on the road again a lot in March. She will be giving concerts in Paris, Lisbon, and Birmingham, this time as a cello soloist with electronics.