The series, Carnegie Hall Selects, celebrates great artists, composers, and musical works that have had a central role as part of Carnegie Hall's history.
Carnegie Hall's online series continue in July featuring a range of programming for music lovers, including historic filmed performances streamed as part of Carnegie Hall Selects, and a new concert featuring music making by Carnegie Hall's three national youth ensembles.
Carnegie Hall continues to offer weekly free full-length historic concert streams via carnegiehall.org, featuring legendary classical musicians in inspirational performances from some of the finest concert halls around the world.
The series, Carnegie Hall Selects, celebrates great artists, composers, and musical works that have had a central role as part of Carnegie Hall's history. A new Carnegie Hall Selects program will be offered each Friday throughout the summer.
In July and August, five streamed Carnegie Hall Selects programs showcase works which famously had their premieres at Carnegie Hall: Dvořák's New World Symphony, Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, and Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto as well as artists whose long careers performing at the Hall contributed to some of the most legendary concerts in the building's history: pianist Arthur Rubinstein and composer/conductor Pierre Boulez.
Each new Carnegie Hall Selects program will be made available on Friday beginning at 12:00 p.m. (EST) and will be available for free on-demand viewing for one week on carnegiehall.org.
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