Carnegie Hall

Experience an unforgettable musical voyage across five centuries as music legend Jordi Savall leads a vibrant celebration of global sound. This sweeping performance brings the dynamic dialogue between Creole traditions and world music to life for today’s audiences.

Alisa Weilerstein continues her visionary FRAGMENTS series with an immersive program that pairs bold new commissions with the timeless power of Bach. In FRAGMENTS 5, works by leading composers intertwine with Bach’s Cello Suite No. 5, enhanced by lighting and scenic design—create a captivating musical journey.

Experience the groundbreaking opera Nixon in China by John Adams and Alice Goodman, featuring Renée Fleming and Thomas Hampson in iconic roles. The program concludes with Dvořák’s beloved New World Symphony, blending operatic brilliance with symphonic grandeur for an unforgettable evening.

Celebrate the American spirit with Juilliard at Carnegie Hall, led by Marin Alsop. The Juilliard Orchestra performs a program of iconic American music, including a world premiere commissioned from Joan Tower, honoring 250 years since the Declaration of Independence.

Juilliard415 brings Baroque dance suites to life in a vivid celebration of nature and motion. Led by dynamic violinist Leila Schayegh, the program features Rebel’s dramatic Les élémens and Muffat’s majestic G-Major Passacaglia, enhanced by new choreography performed with Juilliard Dance students for an unforgettable, multisensory experience.

Heather Headley’s return to the concert stage is less about the formal pomp of the venue and more about the gravity of a voice that defines a certain era of Broadway history. It’s a rare chance to hear those Aida and Lion King vocals in a space built for their scale, delivered with the poise of a true industry veteran.

Gianandrea Noseda leads this rare, full-triptych performance that trades the usual heavy opera sets for a concert format that lets Puccini’s cinematic scores take center stage. It’s a three-act emotional marathon—shifting from a gritty Parisian thriller to a devastating convent tragedy, before finally letting you breathe with the sharp-witted, gold-digging farce of Gianni Schicchi.

Behzod Abduraimov’s return to the keys is less about the typical formalities of a piano recital and more about the sheer, athletic power he brings to a Prokofiev-heavy program. It’s an evening that trades polite background music for a visceral, high-intensity performance, proving why he’s become a fixture for the city’s most discerning listeners.

Keyon Harrold isn’t just playing the notes; he’s channeling the restless, avant-garde spirit of Miles Davis in a tribute that feels more like a conversation than a cover set. It’s a sharp, high-energy celebration at Jazz at Lincoln Center that skips the museum-piece formality to focus on the grit and constant reinvention that made Miles a permanent fixture of the New York sound.

This isn’t your standard, stiff recital; it’s a high-energy collaboration that brings the precision of the Kronberg Academy’s rising stars together with Kirill Gerstein’s formidable technique. The program trades formal pomp for a sense of shared discovery, making the complex chamber arrangements feel remarkably intimate and alive.