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Ades' Dante is a major ballet score by the contemporary composer Thomas Adès, conceived in three parts and inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy. Premiered in London as The Dante Project at the Royal Opera House in 2021, the work blends orchestral intensity with Adès's signature lyrical language. The premiere audio recording, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel with the LA Philharmonic, released in 2023 on Nonesuch, earned the 2024 Grammy Award for Best Orchestral Performance. This page celebrates Adès' Dante as a living performance entity: the composer’s ongoing artistic thread, a distinguished discography as a performer, and a robust 2025 tour itinerary across Europe and the United States featuring works from The Dante Project and related pieces such as Aquifer, Inferno Suite, and Les baricades mystérieuses.

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Ades' Dante represents a milestone in modern ballet-score collaboration, bridging theatrical storytelling and orchestral innovation. The project’s performers and ensembles tour widely, bringing Adès’s intricate textures and dramatic architecture to audiences across venues. For the latest itinerary, venue details, and performer bios, follow official channels and book through a trusted source. To stay connected, bookmark official sites and verified social profiles linked below.

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Quick Facts About Ades' Dante

  • Dante is a ballet score in three parts by Thomas Adès, inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy; first performed as The Dante Project in London (Royal Opera House) in 2021.
  • The premiere audio recording of Dante (LA Philharmonic, Gustavo Dudamel) was released in 2023 on Nonesuch and won the 2024 Grammy for Best Orchestral Performance.
  • Official 2025 performance itinerary shows Thomas Adès and various ensembles touring Europe and the United States with works from The Dante Project and related pieces (e.g., Aquifer, Inferno Suite, Les baricades mystérieuses).
  • Discography (as performer) includes: Powder Her Face (1998), Thomas Adès – Piano (2000), 20th Century Piano Music (2000), Piano Quintet (2000) via various releases, The Twenty-Fifth Hour (2015), In Seven Days (2011), Janáček: Solo Piano (2020).
  • Social presence centers on the official site (thomasades.com) plus occasional social handles reported by third-party sources (e.g., Instagram: @thomasades).

The records

Ades' Dante Discography

  • Janáček: Solo Piano
    2020 · Signum Classics
  • The Twenty-Fifth Hour: The Chamber Music of Thomas Adès
    2015 · Signum Records (SIGCD413)
  • In Seven Days (Concerto for Piano with Moving Image)
    2011 · Signum Records (SIGCD277)
  • Busoni (performed by Thomas Adès)
    2010 · Warner Classics
  • Stravinsky: Complete Music for Violin & Piano
    2010 · Hyperion
  • Janáček
    2009 · Warner Classics
  • On Christmas Day
    2005 · EMI Classics
  • Arditti Quartet / Belcea Quartet - EMI Classics (performer)
    2005 · EMI Classics
  • Poul Ruders Edition, Volume Four
    2004 · Bridge Records
  • Living Toys
    2002 · Angel Records
  • Janáček
    2002 · EMI Classics
  • Restless Spirits
    2001 · Koch International Classics
  • Thomas Adès - Piano
    2000 · EMI Classics Imports
  • Powder Her Face
    1998 · EMI/EMI Classics

Ades' Dante represents a milestone in modern ballet-score collaboration, bridging theatrical storytelling and orchestral innovation. The project’s performers and ensembles tour widely, bringing Adès’s intricate textures and dramatic architecture to audiences across venues. For the latest itinerary, venue details, and performer bios, follow official channels and book through a trusted source. To stay connected, bookmark official sites and verified social profiles linked below.

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