Francesca Dego is set to make her debut with the Oslo Philharmonic on September 3rd, stepping in for Veronika Eberle. The concert also marks a reunion with conductor Dalia Stasevska, with whom Dego previously recorded the Brahms and Busoni concertos for Chandos. This time, she’ll be performing the Sibelius Violin Concerto.

We are delighted to announce that Francesca Dego is Artist in Residence at Wigmore Hall for the 2026/27 season.

Following a successful last minute jump in performing Prokofiev 2 with the Milwaukee Symphony and Alpesh Chauhan, and debuts with Dortmund and Seattle Symphonies this month, Francesca Dego jumps in in Taipei on March 11th for Lisa Batiashvili.

Following her recent Chandos recording of the Brahms Violin Concerto with the BBC Symphony, Francesca Dego shares this beloved masterpiece at Jones Hall in her Houston Symphony debut 7-8-9 March, replacing Hilary Hahn, who is recovering from an ongoing injury, under the direction of Conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada.

Following her recent recording of Busoni’s Violin Concerto - winner of the prestigious Italian critics award Premio Abbiati 2024 - Francesca Dego completes her celebration of Busoni’s anniversary year with this programme of the two sonatas for violin and piano, and the four Bagatelles.

Francesca Dego’s Brahms/Busoni recording on Chandos honoured with the Premio Abbiati 2024, Italy’s most prestigious music award, presented by the Italian Music Critics Association.

Francesca Dego made her debut with both the Queensland and West Australian Symphony Orchestras.

Francesca Dego joins renowned horn player Martin Owen and pianist Alessandro Taverna in this varied and compelling programme after performing it extensively over the last 7 years.