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January 1 – TheVienna Philharmonic Orchestra gives its annual New Year Concert at theMusikverein;Daniel Barenboim conducts a programme that includesJosef Strauss's "Friedenspalmen", in recognition of the centenary of the outbreak of theFirst World War.^[1]
January 14 – The musicians of theMinnesota Orchestra ratify a new contract, ending a 15-month lockout.^[2]
January 23 –English National Opera announces simultaneously thatEdward Gardner is conclude his tenure as music director in 2015, and thatMark Wigglesworth is to succeed Gardner as ENO Music Director.^[3]
January 26 – At the56th Annual Grammy Awards,^[4]Maria Schneider'sWinter Morning Walks wins two awards.^[5]
February 18 – ViolinistVanessa-Mae competes for Thailand at the2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.^[6]
March 26 – The Orchestra Haydn announces the appointment ofArvo Volmer as its next chief conductor, effective September 1, 2014, with an initial contract of 3 years.^[7]
April 1 – A 90th birthday concert for SirNeville Marriner is held by theAcademy of St Martin-in-the-Fields at theRoyal Festival Hall, with soloistsJoshua Bell andMurray Perahia.^[8]
April 22 – TheRoyal Concertgebouw Orchestra announces thatMariss Jansons is to conclude his chief conductorship of the orchestra after the 2014–2015 season.^[9]
April 24
- Operatic tenorBen Heppner announces his retirement from opera and concert performance, but continues as a broadcaster.^[10]
- TheMinnesota Orchestra announces the re-appointment ofOsmo Vänskä as its music director, with a 2-year contract.^[11]
April 28 –Julian Lloyd Webber announces his retirement from playing cello and performance owing to aherniated disc in his neck which has reduced the power of his bowing arm.^[12]
May 6 – TheMunich Radio Orchestra announces thatUlf Schirmer is to conclude this tenure as its chief conductor at the end of the 2016–2017 season.^[13]
May 13 –Anonymous 4 announces that the 2015–2016 season is to be their final season before disbanding the ensemble.^[14]
May 28 – TheRoyal Northern Sinfonia announces the appointment ofLars Vogt as its next music director, effective September 2015.^[15]
June 6 – TheLuxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra announces the appointment of Gustavo Gimeno as its next music director, effective with the 2015–2016 season.^[16]
June 21 –Zubin Mehta receives a lifetime achievement award at the 42nd Istanbul Music Festival.^[17]
July 17 –Roger Wright concludes his tenure as Controller of BBC Radio 3 and Controller ofThe Proms, with Edward Blakeman becoming interim Controller of The Proms.^[18]
July 22 –Judith Weir formally takes up the post ofMaster of the Queen's Music, the first woman ever to hold the title.^[19]
August 31 – TheDanish National Symphony Orchestra announces the appointment ofFabio Luisi as its next principal conductor, effective in 2017, with an initial contract through 2020.^[20]
September 1 – TheHelsinki Philharmonic Orchestra announces the appointment ofSusanna Mälkki as its next chief conductor, effective in the autumn 2016, with an initial contract of 3 years.^[21]
September 5
- The I,CULTURE Orchestra announces the appointment ofKirill Karabits as its new artistic director.^[22]
- Franz Welser-Möst resigns asGeneralmusikdirektor of the Vienna State Opera, with immediate effect.^[23]
September 8 –Han-na Chang resigns as music director of theQatar Philharmonic Orchestra with immediate effect, the day after the orchestra's debut atThe Proms.^[24]
September 13 – TheLast Night of the Proms is held at theRoyal Albert Hall, withSakari Oramo conducting his first Last Night andRoderick Williams as the soloist for "Rule Britannia".^[25]
September 17 –Sinfonia ViVA announces the appointment of Duncan Ward as its next principal conductor, effective in January 2015, for an initial contract of 2 years.^[26]
September 26 – TheBBC announces the appointment ofAlan Davey as the next Controller of Radio 3, effective January 2015.^[27]
October 3 – TheRoyal Concertgebouw Orchestra announces the appointment ofDaniele Gatti as its 7th chief conductor, effective with the 2016–2017 season.^[28]
October 8 – TheNew Jersey Symphony Orchestra announces thatJacques Lacombe is to conclude his music directorship of the orchestra after the 2015–2016 season.^[29]
October 20 – The firstMetropolitan Opera performance ofThe Death of Klinghoffer, following protests in the months prior to its production.^[30]
October 22
- TheBBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra announces thatDonald Runnicles is to conclude his tenure as chief conductor after the 2015–2016 season.^[31]
- ThePrague Philharmonia announces the appointment ofEmmanuel Villaume as its new chief conductor, effective with the 2015–2016 season, with an initial contract of 3 years.^[32]
October 30 – Conductor and composerMichael Gielen announces his retirement from the concert platform on health grounds.^[33]
November 3 – The Basque National Orchestra (Euskadiko Orkestra) announces the appointment ofJun Märkl as chief conductor with immediate effect, through the 2015–2016 season.^[34]
November 5 – TheBerlin Radio Choir announces the appointment of Gijs Leenaars as its next principal conductor, effective August 2015.^[35]
November 8 – Ratification of a new contract by the musicians of theAtlanta Symphony Orchestra, ending a 2-month lockout.^[36]
December 7 – Violence breaks out on the opening night of theLa Scala opera season, traditionally used by political demonstrators to draw attention to their causes. The audience at the performance ofFidelio, conducted byDaniel Barenboim, includesGiorgio Armani, Italy's presidentGiorgio Napolitano, and prime ministerMatteo Renzi.^[37]
December 20 – TheHilliard Ensemble give their final concert atWigmore Hall before disbanding.^[38]

New works

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The following composers' works were composed, premiered, or published this year, as noted in the citation.

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Matthew Aucoin
- Three Études for solo piano^{[citation needed]}
- The Orphic Moment, dramatic cantata for countertenor, solo violin, and chamber ensemble^{[citation needed]}
- Celan Fragments, violin and piano^{[citation needed]}
- Piano Trio^{[citation needed]}

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Vykintas Baltakas –Redditio 2^[39]
Christian Billian –Unwuchten^[40]
Annesley Black –A Piece That Is a Size That Is Recognised as Not a Size but a Piece^[40]

C

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Friedrich Cerha
- Tagebuch für Orchester^[41]
- Drei Orchesterstücke^[42]
Unsuk Chin – Clarinet Concerto^[43]

D

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Jonathan Dove –Gaia Theory^[44]

Peter Gahn –Nachtsicht II^[40]
Philip Glass – String Quartet No. 7^{[citation needed]}
Henryk Górecki – Symphony No. 4^[45]

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Georg Friedrich Haas
- Dark Dreams^[46]
- Concerto Grosso No 1^[47]
- Concerto Grosso No 2^[48]
Gavin Higgins –Velocity^[49]
Simon Holt –Morpheus Wakes^[50]
James Horner –Pas de Deux^[51]

I

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J

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K

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L

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M

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Benedict Mason –Meld^[52]
James MacMillan – Viola Concerto^[53]

N

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O

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Christoph Ogiermann –Inner Empire II^[40]

P

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Arvo Pärt –Swan Song^[54]
Brice Pauset –Arbeiten^[40]
Matthias Pintscher –Idyll for orchestra^{[citation needed]}
Gabriel Prokofiev – Violin Concerto^[55]

Q

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S

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Kaija Saariaho –Maan Varjot^[56]
Aulis Sallinen – String Quartet No. 6, Op. 103^[57]
Martin Schüttler –MEUTEN^[40]
Jay Schwartz –Delta – Music for Orchestra IV^[40]
Hannes Seidl –Mehr als die Hälfte^[40]
Adam Stern (conductor) –Spirits of the Dead (after Edgar Allan Poe) for narrator and orchestra^{[citation needed]}
Jagoda Szmytka –Empty Music^[40]

T

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John Tavener
- Gnosis^[58]
- Requiem Fragments^[59]
Hans Thomalla –Wonderblock^[40]

U

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V

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Michel van der Aa – Violin Concerto^{[citation needed]}

W

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Judith Weir –Day Break Shadows Flee^[60]
Ryan Wigglesworth – Violin Concerto^[61]
Julia Wolfe –Anthracite Fields^[62]

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Z

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Opera premieres

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January 26 –Breaking Bad – Ozymandias bySung Jin Hong (based on the television drama seriesBreaking Bad)^[63]
April 3
- Under Milk Wood: An Opera byJohn Metcalf^[64]
- Through His Teeth byLuke Bedford andDavid Harrower^[65]
May 3 –Thebans byJulian Anderson andFrank McGuinness^[66]
June 13 –An American Soldier byHuang Ruo andDavid Henry Hwang^[67]
June 14 –27 byRicky Ian Gordon andRoyce Vavrek^[68]
July 19 –Zeisls Hiob byErich Zeisl and Jan Duszyński at theBayerische Staatsoper.^[69]

Albums

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Pierre-Laurent Aimard –Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier
Nicola Benedetti –Homecoming
Ludovico Einaudi –Islands
Benjamin Grosvenor –Dances
Craig Ogden –Summer Guitar
Emmanuel Pahud &Christian Rivet –Around the World

Deaths

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January 6 –H. Owen Reed, American composer, conductor and educator, 103^[70]
January 10 –Aram Gharabekian, Armenian conductor, 58^[71]
January 19 –Udo Kasemets, Estonian-born Canadian composer, 94^[72]
January 20 –Claudio Abbado, Italian conductor, 80^[73]
January 28 –Dwight Gustafson, American composer and conductor, 83^[74]
January 31 –Alexander Ivashkin, Russian cellist, 65 (cancer)^[75]
February 1 –Elisabetta Barbato, Italian soprano, 92^[76]
February 2 –Gerd Albrecht, German conductor, 78^[77]
February 14 –Martha Goldstein, American harpsichordist, 94^[78]
February 15 –Dénes Zsigmondy, Hungarian violinist and music educator, 91.^[79]
February 24 –Nicolae Herlea, Romanian baritone, 86^[80]
March 6 –Marion Stein (Thorpe), British pianist, 87^[81]
April 1 –Anker Buch, Danish violinist, 74^[82]
April 2 –Harris Goldsmith, American pianist and critic, 77^[83]
April 18 –Brian Priestman, conductor (Denver Symphony Orchestra), 87^[84]
April 24 –Konstantin Orbelyan, Armenian composer and conductor, 85^[85]
May 6 –Antony Hopkins, British composer, conductor and pianist, 93^[86]
May 7 – SirGeorge Christie, manager of Glyndebourne Opera, 79^[87])
May 19 –Franz-Paul Decker, German-born Canadian conductor, 90^[88]
June 3 –Elodie Lauten, French-born minimalist composer, 63^[89]
June 8 –Ivo Vinco, Italian operatic bass, 86^[90]
June 9 –Gerd Zacher, German organist, composer and author, 84^[91]
June 11 –Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, Spanish conductor and composer, 80 (cancer)^[92]
June 16 –Pierre D'Archambeau, Belgian-born American violin virtuoso and pedagogue, 87^[93]
June 26 –Julius Rudel, Austrian-born AmericanGrammy Award-winning conductor and director, 93^[94]
July 1 –Oscar Yatco, Filipino conductor and violinist, 83^[95]
July 9 –Lorenzo Álvarez Florentín, Paraguayan composer and violinist, 87^[96]
July 13 –Lorin Maazel, French-born American conductor, violinist, composer and music director, 84^[97]
July 24 –Nataša Danilović, Serbian composer, author of the orchestral piece Horror Vacui, 45^[98]
July 25 –Carlo Bergonzi, Italian operatic tenor, 90^[99]
August 7 –Cristina Deutekom, Dutch coloratura soprano opera singer, 82^[100]
August 8 –Peter Sculthorpe, Australian composer^[101]
August 13 –Frans Brüggen, Dutch conductor, recorder player and baroque flautist, 79^[102]
August 15 –Licia Albanese, Italian-born American operatic soprano, 105^[103]
September 19 –Francisco Feliciano, Filipino composer and conductor, 73^[104]
September 24 –Christopher Hogwood, English conductor, harpsichordist, writer, and musicologist, 73
October 4 –Konrad Boehmer, German-born Dutch composer and writer, 73^[105]
October 11
- Anita Cerquetti, Italian operatic soprano, 83^[106]
- Mats Rondin, Swedish cellist and composer, 54 (heart attack)^[107]
October 20 –Pavle Merkù, Slovene composer, 87^[108]
October 21 –Stephen Paulus, American composer, 65^[109]
October 31 –Ian Fraser, English composer and conductor, 81^[110]
November 3 –Augusto Martelli, Italian composer, conductor, arranger and television personality, 74^[111]
November 5 –Manitas de Plata, guitarist, 93
November 11 –James Erb, US composer, arranger and musicologist, 88^[112]
November 20 –Arthur Butterworth, English composer and conductor, 91^[113]
November 21 –Wang Kun, Chinese opera singer and educator, 89^[114]
November 25 –Petr Hapka, Czech composer, 70^[115]
December 1 –Mario Abramovich, Argentine violinist and composer, 88
December 5 –Manuel De Sica, Italian composer, 65 (heart attack)^[116]
December 8
- Nedunuri Krishnamurthy, Indiancarnatic vocalist, 87^[117]
- Knut Nystedt, Norwegian orchestral and choral composer, 99^[118]
December 9 –José Feghali, Brazilian pianist, 53 (suicide)^[119] (body discovered on this date)
December 11 –Hans Wallat, German conductor and music director, 85^[120]
December 14 – William Stokking, American orchestral cellist, 81^[121]
December 15
- Chakri, Indian film composer and playback singer, 40 (heart attack)^[122]
- Janis Martin, American opera singer, 75^[123]
- Ray Steadman-Allen, British composer andSalvation Army officer, 92^[124]
December 23 –Jerzy Semkow, Polish conductor, 86^[125]
December 27 –Claude Frank, American pianist, 89^[126]
December 30 –Patrick Gowers, British composer, 78^[127]
December 31 –Michael Kennedy, British music critic and writer, 86^[128]

Major awards

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Grammy Awards

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Best Classical Contemporary Composition –Maria Schneider,Winter Morning Walks
Best Orchestral Performance –Osmo Vänskä (conductor) and theMinnesota Orchestra,Sibelius: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 4
Best Opera Recording –Adès:The Tempest
Best Choral Performance –Tõnu Kaljuste (conductor) (with Tui Hirv & Rainer Vilu; Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir; Sinfonietta Riga and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra; Latvian Radio Choir & Vox Clamantis),Pärt:Adam's Lament
Best Classical Vocal Solo –Dawn Upshaw,Winter Morning Walks
Best Classical Instrumental Solo –Evelyn Glennie,Corigliano: Conjurer – Concerto for Percussionist & String Orchestra
Best Classical Compendium –Christoph Eschenbach,Hindemith: Violinkonzert; Symphonic ; Konzertmusik
Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance –Roomful of Teeth

Avery Fisher Prize

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Jeremy Denk

References

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^Jon Weisman,Grammy Awards Set for Jan. 26,Los Angeles Times, May 13, 2013
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^"BBC Two – BBC Proms, 2014 Season, Last Night of the Proms – Part 1".BBC. RetrievedSeptember 13, 2014.
^"Rising Star Takes Up the Baton With Sinfonia Viva" (Press release). sinfonia ViVA. September 17, 2014. Archived fromthe original on November 5, 2014. RetrievedApril 8, 2015.
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^"Daniele Gatti Appointed Chief Conductor of RCO", Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra announcement Archived October 6, 2014, at theWayback Machine
^Ronni Reich (October 8, 2014)."Music director Jacques Lacombe to leave New Jersey Symphony Orchestra".The Star-Ledger. RetrievedApril 8, 2015.
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^"Donald Runnicles to become BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra's Conductor Emeritus" (Press release). BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. October 22, 2014. RetrievedApril 8, 2015.
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^Alexander Ivashkin obituary (The Guardian)
^Musica, morta Elisabetta Barbato Archived February 20, 2014, at theWayback Machine(in Italian)
^Zemřel Gerd Albrecht, dirigent, který rozděloval Českou filharmonii(in Czech)
^Seattle Times Obituary
^Elhunyt Zsigmondy Dénes Archived February 26, 2014, at theWayback Machine,Fidelio, February 16, 2014.(in Hungarian)
^Nicolae Herlea obituary(in Romanian)
^Marion Thorpe obituary (The Guardian).
^"Anker Buch obituary (The Strad)". Archived fromthe original on August 8, 2016. RetrievedJanuary 11, 2015.
^Remembering Harris Goldsmith
^Brian Priestman, 87, former Denver Symphony conductor
^Famous Armenian composer Konstantin Orbelian died in Los Angeles at 86
^Obituary in The Guardian, accessed May 22, 2014
^George Christie obituary (The Guardian)
^Franz-Paul Decker, 90: The old-school conductor who nurtured the Montreal Symphony Orchestra in the Expo years
^Elodie Lauten obituary (New York Times)
^Italian bass Ivo Vinco dies at 86 Archived March 4, 2016, at theWayback Machine
^Forschungsplatz Orgelbank: Gerd Zacher (1929–2014)(in German)
^Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos – obituary
^Belgian violinist Pierre D’Archambeau Has Died – Aged 87
^Julius Rudel, Longtime City Opera Impresario, Dies at 93
^Maestro Oscar Yatco passes away
^Fallece el gran violinista Lorenzo Álvarez(in Spanish)
^Lorin Maazel, Intense and Enigmatic Conductor, Dies at 84
^Preminula naša koleginica Nataša Danilović(in Serbian)
^Italian tenor Carlo Bergonzi, has died; starred at Lyric Opera
^Sopraan Cristina Deutekom (82) overleden(in Dutch)
^"Obituary: Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe".ABC News. August 8, 2014. RetrievedAugust 8, 2014.
^Frans Brüggen obituary (The Guardian)
^Licia Albanese 1913–2014
^National Artist for Music Francisco Feliciano dies
^Componist Konrad Boehmer (73) overleden(in Dutch)
^Anita Cerquetti obituary (Telegraph)
^Cellisten och dirigenten Mats Rondin död Archived October 16, 2014, at theWayback Machine(in Swedish)
^Poslovil se je Pavle Merkù(in Slovene)
^William Yardley (October 21, 2014)."Stephen Paulus, Classical Composer Rich in Lyricism, Dies at 65".The New York Times. RetrievedApril 8, 2015.
^Ian Fraser, famed composer who worked alongside Julie Andrews, dead at 81
^Muore Augusto Martelli, una vita in musica da Mina alla Tv(in Italian)
^ERB, JAMES
^Death of Arthur Butterworth
^Folk Vocalist Wang Kun Dies, 89 Archived March 4, 2016, at theWayback Machine
^Zemřel hudební skladatel a zpěvák Petr Hapka(in Czech)
^Morto d’infarto il musicista Manuel De Sica, fratello di Christian(in Italian)
^Carnatic vocalist Nedanuri Krishnamurthy dies
^Knut Nystedt er død(in Norwegian)
^Cliburn Piano Winner And TCU Professor José Feghali Has Died
^Hans Wallat starb mit 85 Archived March 4, 2016, at theWayback Machine(in German)
^David O'Reilly (December 21, 2014)."William Stokking, 81, Phila. Orchestra cellist".Philadelphia Inquirer. RetrievedApril 8, 2015.
^Telugu Music Composer Chakri Dies of Heart Attack: Celebrities Condole his Death
^Janis Martin, operatic mezzo turned soprano, is dead at 75
^Death of Lt. Col. Ray Steadman-Allen
^Jerzy Semkow, ninth music director of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, dies
^Pianist Claude Frank, a master Mozartean, 89
^Patrick Gowers obituary (The Guardian)
^Michael Kennedy – obituary

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