2010 in classical music

List of years in classical music

Events

New works

Opera premieres

DateOperaComposerTheatre
18 JanuaryThe Child DreamsGil ShohatIsraeli Opera
25 FebruaryIl caso MortaraFrancesco CilluffoDicapo Opera
26 FebruaryVinkensport, or The Finch OperaDavid T. LittleRichard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts
1 MarchÉmilieKaija SaariahoOpéra National de Lyon
7 MarchLe BalOscar StrasnoyHamburg State Opera
12 MarchBlissBrett DeanSydney Opera House
3 MarchKnight CrewJulian PhilipsGlyndebourne
17 AprilShadowboxerFrank ProtoUniversity of Maryland School of Music, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
30 AprilMoby-DickJake HeggieDallas Opera
7 MayQueen of KnivesEric SternInterstate Firehouse Cultural Center, Portland, Oregon
8 MayAmeliaDaron HagenSeattle Opera
13 JuneThe Golden TicketPeter AshOpera Theatre of Saint Louis
4 JulyUn RetourOscar StrasnoyAix-en-Provence Festival
24 JulyLife is a DreamLewis SpratlanSanta Fe Opera
7 AugustSonya's StoryNeal ThorntonRiverside Studios, London
10 September’u’Eef van BreenTheater Zeebelt, The Hague
25 SeptemberGisela!Hans Werner HenzeMaschinenhalle Zeche Zweckel, Gladbeck, Germany
8 OctoberPecan SummerDeborah CheethamWestSide Performing Arts Centre, Mooroopna, Australia
22 OctoberRío de SangreDon DavisFlorentine Opera, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Albums

Musical films

Deaths

Major awards

Pulitzer Prize in Music

Classical Brits

Grammy Awards

Composer's Guild Grand Prize

References

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  6. James, Mark. "Esa-Pekka Salonen :: Nyx". www.esapekkasalonen.com. Archived from the original on 2015-09-24. Retrieved 2017-03-19.

See also

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