This impressive and typically fiery ensemble brings a program of crowd pleasers to Carnegie Hall.
This impressive period ensemble continues its series of Handel performances in New York, which last season included a memorable “Alcina.
This acclaimed orchestra, which made its debut in 1990, brings a Russian program to Carnegie Hall.
It seemed unlikely that this recital would ever go ahead, given the great baritone’s health problems.
Bard College’s new training ensemble, led by Leon Botstein, offers a program called “Beethoven’s Likes,” featuring works by composers important to Beethoven…
Daniele Gatti conducts this acclaimed orchestra in a program including Debussy’s ethereal “Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune” as well a…
Well, almost.
Ahead of her forthcoming performances in Bizet’s “Pearl Fishers” at the Metropolitan Opera, this charismatic coloratura soprano joins the pianist Craig Rutenberg …
Sibelius’s richly-scored orchestral works receive frequent airings, but his piano pieces are rarely performed.
This sophisticated French pianist offers a colorful program of works by two composers who expanded the piano’s color palette.
This venerable orchestra and its “music director for life,” Zubin Mehta, make their regular stop at Carnegie Hall with Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphon…
Kent Tritle reprises Juraj Filas’s “Requiem,” which he also conducted as his goodbye to the musicians of the Church at St.
These excellent musicians return to Carnegie Hall for a program featuring two major works of the piano-violin duo repertory — Beethoven’s “Kreutzer” Sonata …
A fine Liù in the current Metropolitan Opera production of “Turandot,” this soprano makes her North American solo recital debut in a program heavy on songs by Rach…
This magician of the keyboard returns to Carnegie Hall with a program anchored by Beethoven’s “Waldstein” Sonata and a rainbow of Nocturnes and Mazurkas by Chopin…
Just off a powerhouse run as the bearded Baba the Turk in “The Rake’s Progress” at the Metropolitan Opera, this magisterial mezzo-soprano and the pianist Warren J…
Kurt Weill’s 1937 opera-theater piece on the strength of community despite adversity comes to life with video projections by Wendall Harrington, in its American premiere perf…
Mark Shapiro leads this respected ensemble in an all Beethoven program including the “Choral Fantasy,” the Mass in C, and the finale from “Fidelio.
Closing Carnegie Hall’s Before Bach festival, these two superb ensembles, both led by the great John Eliot Gardiner, turn their attention to Monteverdi’s seminal 1607 o…
Dreamlike music, some of it dark and haunting, is the focus of this lovely program, conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas and featuring the superstar violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter in B…
Two stars come together for this recital devoted to Romantic art songs, including Schumann’s tender “Liederkreis” and “Frauenliebe und –leben” a…
The violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter’s Perspectives series continues apace, this time joined by the pianist Yefim Bronfman and the cellist Lynn Harrell.
An all-Purcell program, part of the Before Bach festival at Carnegie Hall, leads ineluctably to a concert performance of “Dido and Aeneas.
This eminent pianist returns to Carnegie Hall for a program featuring Bach’s French Suite No.
The Boston Symphony’s youthful, brilliant new music director, Andris Nelsons, leads three programs with his re-energized orchestra.
The tireless star violinist Itzhak Perlman headlines the centennial gala of the National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene in a musical extravaganza that features stars from the klezmer s…
Visits by the dynamic David Robertson and his superior ensemble are always a treat.
This idiosyncratic, often inspired pianist plays works by two composers in whose music he specializes.
This radiant mezzo-soprano continues her Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall with a celebration of bel canto arias and orchestral selections by Rossini, Bellini and lesser-known c…
After his recent Bach marathons, this eminent pianist is taking on something more contrived, if still ambitious.
This venerable orchestra continues to make special claims to the music of Brahms, and reasonably so, as it debuted the Second and Third Symphonies.
The probing pianist Leif Ove Andsnes invites listeners on a “Beethoven Journey” as he teams up with this excellent chamber orchestra in performances of the composerR…
Under the leadership of Julian Wachner, this venerable church’s brilliant musical forces come together (along with the Washington Chorus and the Washington National Cathedral…
Leon Botstein and the adventurous American Symphony Orchestra present the latest installment in their series of obscure operas: offering a rare performance of Max von Schillings…
Scandinavian works unsurprisingly make up this touring ensemble’s program.
A consummate recitalist, this stylish baritone (joined by the pianist Wolfram Rieger) brings to Carnegie Hall a program of Strauss, Zemlinsky, Mahler, Ives and others, along with t…
Riccardo Muti continues to thrive as the music director of this ensemble, and it’s always an event when this esteemed maestro brings that great orchestra to Carnegie Hall, as…
Duos have rarely been as starry as this since Gidon Kremer was playing with Martha Argerich.
This forefather of the alternative comedy scene has influenced a generation of young comics with his pop culture-laden stand-up.
Wall-to-wall coverage of Handel’s “Messiah” makes way for Mozart with this performance by the young members of the New York String Orchestra, who will be led by t…
A quartet of vibrant young soloists headlines this performance of Handel’s “Messiah” by the Musica Sacra Chorus and Orchestra under the direction of Kent Tritle: …
The storied Vienna Boys Choir rings in the season with a program of holiday classics, Austrian folk songs and popular tunes.
The young pianist Yuja Wang is indisputably a phenomenal virtuoso.
This young pianist’s first two Carnegie Hall recitals were rapturously received, but this program is a sterner test.
Unjustly, Rossini’s radiant final opera of political ideals and fatherly love is known today almost solely for its overture.
This new chamber music duo made up of a firebrand pianist and a philosopher-violinist digs deep into the Romantic storehouse in a recital comprising sonatas by Schumann, Brahms, Ra…
The conductor Michael Tilson Thomas is approaching both his 20th anniversary as music director of the San Francisco Symphony, and this December, his 70th birthday.
This storied ensemble promises to bring Old World glamour and elegance to Dvorak’s “New World” Symphony under the direction of its music director, Jiri Belohlavek…
One superstar violinist pays tribute to another as Anne-Sophie Mutter presents the annual Isaac Stern Memorial Concert.
At 77, Mr. Cosby continues to perform stand-up, and his clean-cut storytelling is dominated by tales of married and family life.
As part of her Perspectives Series at Carnegie Hall, this stellar mezzo-soprano offers a musical snapshot of Venice from the Baroque to the 20th century.
The valuable Sphinx Organization, which fosters the artistic development of black and Latino string players and champions the works of minority composers, presents the Sphinx Virtu…
Handel’s great attempt at reviving Italian opera in London is the first part of Joyce DiDonato’s Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall.
This distinguished pianist, who has been inconsistent during recent concerts in New York, returns to Carnegie Hall to perform works by Schumann and Chopin — one of his favori…
This orchestra begins its American tour with Vladimir Jurowski conducting the pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet in Rachmaninoff’s “Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
James Levine, who has been conducting an elegant account of Mozart’s “Le Nozze di Figaro” at the Metropolitan Opera, brings the Met Orchestra to Carnegie Hall for…
This ensemble, conducted by Muhai Tang, completes its first American tour in its 91-year-history with a performance at Carnegie Hall.
With a season-opening gala at Carnegie Hall, the Berliner Philharmoniker and its music director, Sir Simon Rattle, also begin a weeklong residency in the city.
This orchestra of gifted youngsters itching to prove themselves takes to Carnegie Hall’s main stage under the direction of David Robertson in a vibrant program of classics, i…
The powerful young Russian pianist Denis Matsuev had to cancel a Carnegie Hall recital in January because of illness, but now the rescheduled concert takes place the evening of Jun…
“From Baroque to Paganini” is the title of this concert by the accomplished violinist Alexander Markov, joined by the conductorless Shattered Glass Ensemble.
This Estonian composer has made a rare trip to the States to hear this concert, produced by the St.
Ahead of the 100th anniversary of the break out of World War I, the conductor Leon Botstein and this ensemble present the program “Forged From Fire.
The concerts of this ensemble are always inspiring.
Kent Tritle leads his well-regarded chorus in Bach’s immortal “St.
Mariss Jansons, the chief conductor of this renowned orchestra, has long suffered from heart-related health problems, and announced a few weeks ago that he will be stepping down fr…
This master pianist will play two works commissioned as part of his “Brahms Then and Now” project.
The day after its season ends at Lincoln Center, this virtuosically versatile ensemble travels a few blocks downtown for an immersion in Dvorak, a nod back to its performances of h…
The Spring for Music series continues with the Pittsburgh ensemble, led by Manfred Honeck.
This festival continues with James Conlon conducting the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Cincinnati May Festival Chorus in a program that opens with John Adams’s exhila…
Led by its music director, Alexander Mickelthwate, this ensemble offers an immersion in living composers from Canada, including R.
Howard Hanson was the longtime director of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, and this excellent ensemble honors him with a rare performance of this vivid, grand opera, base…
The second concert of the Spring for Music series features this ensemble and the dynamic conductor Ludovic Morlot, who has galvanized the group and excited Seattle audiences since …
Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the dynamic young leader of this orchestra, conducts the gifted young violinist Lisa Batiashvili in Bartok’s lyrical Violin Concerto No.
This superlative pianist is an insightful interpreter of a range of repertory.
Robert Spano conducts the Atlanta players in Britten’s impassioned “War Requiem” alongside the Atlanta Symphony Chorus and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus.
This 150-voice ensemble presents four works that explore the theme of transcendence: Brahms’s “Nänie,” Bruckner’s “Te Deum,” Vaughan Willia…
Jim Rodde conducts this choir and the New York City Chamber Orchestra in Vaughan Williams’s 1936 cantata “Dona Nobis Pacem,” in which the composer uses texts by W…
A major American conductor, Leonard Slatkin, takes the podium for a concert at Carnegie Hall with the orchestra of the renowned Manhattan School of Music.
Fans of this exemplary pianist eagerly await her annual appearance at Carnegie Hall.