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Visceral excitement and pure, richly textured musicality come together in this opening night program that features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conductor Riccardo Muti, and violin ...
Revered conductor Riccardo Muti leads the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Felix Mendelssohn’s 'Italian” Symphony, Richard Strauss’s Aus Italien, and a New York premiere by Philip ...
Enjoy free, interactive, and fun musical activities and performances in Carnegie Hall’s Resnick Education Wing. Family Day is an anticipated musical adventure that returns each ...
Orchestra of St. Luke's
10/12
Orchestra of St. Luke’s kicks off its 2023–2024 Carnegie Hall series in very special fashion, with pianists Lang Lang and Gina Alice Redlinger joining in ...
Isata Kanneh-Mason
10/17
Isata Kanneh-Mason makes her solo recital debut at Carnegie Hall following recent sold-out performances with her brother Sheku Kanneh-Mason. An ambitious program opens with Haydn’s ...
Rachmaninoff’s favorite ensemble was The Philadelphia Orchestra; 'the greatest orchestra in the world,” he called it. In this concert, the orchestra performs two of his ...
Belcea Quartet
10/19
This program of essential string quartets opens with Beethoven’s String Quartet in C Minor, a key commonly associated with the maestro’s most vigorous works. The ...
Khatia Buniatishvili
10/19
The irrepressibly virtuosic Khatia Buniatishvili returns to Carnegie Hall for her highly anticipated debut in Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage. Buniatishvili has earned legions of ...
Kenny Barron Voyage Trio
10/20
NEA Jazz Master Kenny Barron is a 'pianist, composer, and bandleader of apparently infinite resource and ingenuity” (The Guardian). At Carnegie Hall alone, Barron has ...
Sphinx Virtuosi
10/20
The Sphinx Virtuosi is an exemplary chamber orchestra and the 'flagship performing entity” of the Sphinx Organization. They pair time-tested string music—both enduringly popular and ...
Alexandre Kantorow
10/22
Witness the debut of French pianist Alexandre Kantorow on Carnegie Hall’s biggest stage. A 'fire-breathing virtuoso with a poetic charm” (Gramophone), in 2019 he became ...
Gateways Chamber Players
10/22
Two singular composers tell the tale of a fiddler’s Faustian bargain and musical duel with the devil. The suite from L’histoire du soldat is one ...
Three exemplary musicians—each of them a major star in their own right—come together to perform works by Haydn, Ravel, and Felix Mendelssohn. The level of ...
English Baroque Soloists
10/25
Sir John Eliot Gardiner leads the English Baroque Soloists and Monteverdi Choir in music for which he is most renowned: J. S. Bach’s Mass in ...
Quartetto di Cremona
10/26
Quartetto di Cremona is one of the 21st century’s preeminent string quartets. Hailing from Cremona, Italy—home to luthiers such as Stradivari, Guarneri, and members of ...
The Knights
10/26
In a perfect pairing of artistic sensibilities, Chris Thile and The Knights, led by conductor Eric Jacobsen, come together to present an imaginative program blending ...
Ted Hearne: Dorothea
10/27
Experience the New York premiere of Ted Hearne’s Dorothea, a Carnegie Hall co-commissioned song cycle by an artist 'among the most adventurous creative forces in ...
Ensemble Connect
10/30
Ensemble Connect has been called 'the new face of classical music for New York” by The New York Times. In the season’s first performance, the ...
Sergei Babayan
11/2
Carnegie Hall audiences last heard Sergei Babayan in jaw-dropping concerts with his protégé, Daniil Trifonov. The veteran pianist returns in a recital comprising some of ...
The perpetually groundbreaking Kronos Quartet welcomes a once-in-a-lifetime lineup of guest artists and ensembles to celebrate its 50th anniversary. This special concert includes a short ...
Historian John Monsky returns for a powerful Veterans Day performance. Celebrated Broadway vocalists join 'New York’s hometown orchestra” (The New York Times) for music from ...
Sheku Kanneh-Mason
11/8
Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason is one of classical music’s biggest rising stars. He has sold out multiple Carnegie Hall performances alongside his sister, Isata, and he ...
The American Composers Orchestra premieres music by hundreds of today’s top composers, and no two concerts are alike. In this program, they offer a wide-ranging ...
Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts the ever-evolving Met Orchestra Chamber Ensemble in its first concert of the season. Hear the Serenade for Winds in E-flat Major, a ...
Maxim Vengerov and Polina Osetinskaya return after a 'mesmerizing” and 'brilliant” 2022 performance (The Strad). The first half of the concert features music written for ...
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by Debbie Gilpin - September 10, 2023
The Britten Sinfonia is unusual in the world of professional orchestras, in that they don’t have the now-traditional principal conductor as their figurehead, instead choosing to collaborate with leading exponents of the field. For this Prom, violinist Thomas Gould both played and acted as director; ...
by Louise Penn - September 03, 2023
Marking the Proms debut of the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra (Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin), their artistic director Vladimir Jurowski conducted a lively and varied programme of works by Weill, Adès and Rachmaninov to a Royal Albert Hall high in anticipation.
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by Debbie Gilpin - August 28, 2023
Last night’s performance consisted of a rendition of Francis Poulenc’s Figure humaine by the BBC Singers, as well as the London Symphony Orchestra tackling Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 9. A fitting pairing for something of a bittersweet evening, as it brings together words from the French Resistance...
by Debbie Gilpin - August 28, 2023
The Boston Symphony Orchestra’s second outing at this year’s Proms celebrated the magic of movement, with varying degrees of dance in pieces by Stravinsky, Ravel, Gershwin, and a European première from Carlos Simon. Their programme took the audience back in time, beginning in the 2020s and ending in...
by Louise Penn - August 23, 2023
This is a piece of folk storytelling at its best. Das Paradies und die Peri is an exciting piece of music which has everything you might want in an evening: moments of battle evoked by complex orchestrations; true love brought to life by the emotional power of song; and eventual redemption....
by Steve Callahan - August 22, 2023
When the musical Ragtime was produced for Broadway in 1998 it was a colossal, big-budget show. It cost some ten million dollars. What in the world were the folks at tiny little Union Avenue Opera thinking when they decided to include this show in their twenty-ninth season? Ragtime, the musical tr...
by Ron Bierman - August 06, 2023
What did our critic think of THE LA JOLLA MUSIC SOCIETY'S FANTASTIC TALES at The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center?...
by Ron Bierman - August 01, 2023
What did our critic think of THE LA JOLLA MUSIC SOCIETY'S SUMMERFEST OPENING at The Baker-Baum Concert Hall?...
by Richard Sasanow - July 30, 2023
Donizetti’s so-called “Tudor Trilogy”--ANNA BOLENA, MARIA STUARDA and ROBERTO DEVEREUX (aka, “the one about Elizabeth I”)--suddenly has some competition on British history in opera: Camille Saint-Saens' HENRI VIII....
by Bryony Rae Taylor - July 24, 2023
I like my orchestral music organised around Northern talent. An evening of two halves, this BBC Proms event saw Nottingham (which is geographically more North than South, so let’s forget for a moment that it’s in the midlands) was repped by four-piece band Divorce. Then, Rotherham-born Self-Esteem -...
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