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In May 1976, Isaac Stern organized the now-legendary “Concert of the Century,” which brought together some of the world’s greatest musicians in an effort to save Carnegie Hall. Fifty years later—and 135 years after the opening of the Hall—a new lineup of Carnegie Hall icons makes music history of its own.
Limited tickets remain for the 50th Anniversary of the Concert of the Century on May 5! 👉 carnegiehall.org
🎥: Photos courtesy of the Carnegie Hall Rose Archives. Many thanks to Gino Francesconi, Carnegie Hall’s founding archivist and historian emeritus, whose account and memory of the event informed much of this video.
@yujawang.official brings her signature virtuosity to Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue,” performed here alongside the @mahlerchamberorchestra!
Ahead of their return to Carnegie Hall concert on May 1, experience the full work as well and Stravinsky’s Piano Concerto, filmed at Vienna’s Musikverein in 2024, on @carnegiehallplus.
Experience Carnegie Hall’s legendary acoustics for yourself! Our 2025-2026 season kicks off this week, which means there’s no better time to start planning your very own visit.
For the season finale of "Classical Music Happy Hour," @raychenviolin and host Manny Ax chat video games, performance anxiety, and play “Is It a Composer or Is It a Cheese?”
The episode also features an in-studio live performance of Bach’s Chaconne for Solo Violin.
Listen wherever you get podcasts.
This podcast is brought to you thanks to support from @vikingcruises.
“Classical Music Happy Hour” is created by WQXR and @CarnegieHall.
For the season finale of "Classical Music Happy Hour," @raychenviolin and host Manny Ax chat video games, performance anxiety, and play “Is It a Composer or Is It a Cheese?”
The episode also features an in-studio live performance of Bach’s Chaconne for Solo Violin.
Listen wherever you get podcasts.
This podcast is brought to you thanks to support from @vikingcruises.
“Classical Music Happy Hour” is created by WQXR and @CarnegieHall.
@sonyayoncheva performs the heart-wrenching yet beautiful “Vissi d’arte” from Puccini’s “Tosca.” Experience the full, thrilling production for free at Bryant Park on June 15 as part of Carnegie Hall Citywide.
Bring a blanket, snacks, and fellow opera lovers for an unforgettable evening of music and drama, under the stars. Mark your calendar and learn more 👉 carnegiehall.org
Did you know that Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project pairs parents and caregivers with professional artists to create personal lullabies for their babies?
Through a partnership with Northwell’s @lenoxhillhospitalnyc, nearly 80 participants have written songs for their little loved ones in the NICU over the past two years. This creative process can help support parental health, aid in childhood development, and strengthen the bond between parent and child.
Special thanks to @northwellhealth, Carnegie Hall’s Official Health Care Partner. 📸: Lee Weissman
Did you know that Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project pairs parents and caregivers with professional artists to create personal lullabies for their babies?
Through a partnership with Northwell’s @lenoxhillhospitalnyc, nearly 80 participants have written songs for their little loved ones in the NICU over the past two years. This creative process can help support parental health, aid in childhood development, and strengthen the bond between parent and child.
Special thanks to @northwellhealth, Carnegie Hall’s Official Health Care Partner. 📸: Lee Weissman
Did you know that Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project pairs parents and caregivers with professional artists to create personal lullabies for their babies?
Through a partnership with Northwell’s @lenoxhillhospitalnyc, nearly 80 participants have written songs for their little loved ones in the NICU over the past two years. This creative process can help support parental health, aid in childhood development, and strengthen the bond between parent and child.
Special thanks to @northwellhealth, Carnegie Hall’s Official Health Care Partner. 📸: Lee Weissman
Did you know that Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project pairs parents and caregivers with professional artists to create personal lullabies for their babies?
Through a partnership with Northwell’s @lenoxhillhospitalnyc, nearly 80 participants have written songs for their little loved ones in the NICU over the past two years. This creative process can help support parental health, aid in childhood development, and strengthen the bond between parent and child.
Special thanks to @northwellhealth, Carnegie Hall’s Official Health Care Partner. 📸: Lee Weissman
Did you know that Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project pairs parents and caregivers with professional artists to create personal lullabies for their babies?
Through a partnership with Northwell’s @lenoxhillhospitalnyc, nearly 80 participants have written songs for their little loved ones in the NICU over the past two years. This creative process can help support parental health, aid in childhood development, and strengthen the bond between parent and child.
Special thanks to @northwellhealth, Carnegie Hall’s Official Health Care Partner. 📸: Lee Weissman
Did you know that Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project pairs parents and caregivers with professional artists to create personal lullabies for their babies?
Through a partnership with Northwell’s @lenoxhillhospitalnyc, nearly 80 participants have written songs for their little loved ones in the NICU over the past two years. This creative process can help support parental health, aid in childhood development, and strengthen the bond between parent and child.
Special thanks to @northwellhealth, Carnegie Hall’s Official Health Care Partner. 📸: Lee Weissman
We remember saxophonist Sonny Rollins, a monumental figure in the world of jazz whose career spanned more than 60 years. He made his Carnegie Hall debut in 1957 as part of a “Thanksgiving Jazz” concert that featured a stunning lineup, including Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and the Ray Charles Orchestra, among others.
Rollins’s 18th and final Carnegie Hall appearance in 2007 marked the 50th anniversary of that debut. For the performance, he was joined by drummer Roy Haynes, which The New York Times noted was the first time the two had appeared together since 1958. “The greatest living tenor saxophone player, teamed again with arguably the greatest living drummer—now that’s historic.”
We remember saxophonist Sonny Rollins, a monumental figure in the world of jazz whose career spanned more than 60 years. He made his Carnegie Hall debut in 1957 as part of a “Thanksgiving Jazz” concert that featured a stunning lineup, including Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and the Ray Charles Orchestra, among others.
Rollins’s 18th and final Carnegie Hall appearance in 2007 marked the 50th anniversary of that debut. For the performance, he was joined by drummer Roy Haynes, which The New York Times noted was the first time the two had appeared together since 1958. “The greatest living tenor saxophone player, teamed again with arguably the greatest living drummer—now that’s historic.”
We remember saxophonist Sonny Rollins, a monumental figure in the world of jazz whose career spanned more than 60 years. He made his Carnegie Hall debut in 1957 as part of a “Thanksgiving Jazz” concert that featured a stunning lineup, including Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and the Ray Charles Orchestra, among others.
Rollins’s 18th and final Carnegie Hall appearance in 2007 marked the 50th anniversary of that debut. For the performance, he was joined by drummer Roy Haynes, which The New York Times noted was the first time the two had appeared together since 1958. “The greatest living tenor saxophone player, teamed again with arguably the greatest living drummer—now that’s historic.”
We remember saxophonist Sonny Rollins, a monumental figure in the world of jazz whose career spanned more than 60 years. He made his Carnegie Hall debut in 1957 as part of a “Thanksgiving Jazz” concert that featured a stunning lineup, including Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and the Ray Charles Orchestra, among others.
Rollins’s 18th and final Carnegie Hall appearance in 2007 marked the 50th anniversary of that debut. For the performance, he was joined by drummer Roy Haynes, which The New York Times noted was the first time the two had appeared together since 1958. “The greatest living tenor saxophone player, teamed again with arguably the greatest living drummer—now that’s historic.”
We remember saxophonist Sonny Rollins, a monumental figure in the world of jazz whose career spanned more than 60 years. He made his Carnegie Hall debut in 1957 as part of a “Thanksgiving Jazz” concert that featured a stunning lineup, including Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and the Ray Charles Orchestra, among others.
Rollins’s 18th and final Carnegie Hall appearance in 2007 marked the 50th anniversary of that debut. For the performance, he was joined by drummer Roy Haynes, which The New York Times noted was the first time the two had appeared together since 1958. “The greatest living tenor saxophone player, teamed again with arguably the greatest living drummer—now that’s historic.”
From a high school concert to their wedding day and a 10th anniversary celebration, we’re honored to be a part of Brandy and Ryan’s love story!
Interested in celebrating your very own special occasion at Carnegie Hall? Learn more and submit an inquiry today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/rentals
From a high school concert to their wedding day and a 10th anniversary celebration, we’re honored to be a part of Brandy and Ryan’s love story!
Interested in celebrating your very own special occasion at Carnegie Hall? Learn more and submit an inquiry today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/rentals
From a high school concert to their wedding day and a 10th anniversary celebration, we’re honored to be a part of Brandy and Ryan’s love story!
Interested in celebrating your very own special occasion at Carnegie Hall? Learn more and submit an inquiry today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/rentals
From a high school concert to their wedding day and a 10th anniversary celebration, we’re honored to be a part of Brandy and Ryan’s love story!
Interested in celebrating your very own special occasion at Carnegie Hall? Learn more and submit an inquiry today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/rentals
From a high school concert to their wedding day and a 10th anniversary celebration, we’re honored to be a part of Brandy and Ryan’s love story!
Interested in celebrating your very own special occasion at Carnegie Hall? Learn more and submit an inquiry today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/rentals
From a high school concert to their wedding day and a 10th anniversary celebration, we’re honored to be a part of Brandy and Ryan’s love story!
Interested in celebrating your very own special occasion at Carnegie Hall? Learn more and submit an inquiry today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/rentals
From a high school concert to their wedding day and a 10th anniversary celebration, we’re honored to be a part of Brandy and Ryan’s love story!
Interested in celebrating your very own special occasion at Carnegie Hall? Learn more and submit an inquiry today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/rentals
What’s it like to lead a tour at Carnegie Hall? For volunteer docent Brett, no two are ever the same. From reviewing the day’s plan before guests arrive to sharing stories that resonate with each group, every experience is shaped by the visitors themselves.
Join Brett—or any of our fantastic guides—for an hour-long tour and experience Carnegie Hall from a new perspective. Explore this week’s schedule and get your tickets today! 👉 carnegiehall.org/tours
For more than 60 years, @youngconcertartists (YCA) has been at the forefront of discovering and launching the careers of classical music’s future leaders — including many of today’s biggest stars.
Earlier this week, YCA’s exceptional rising artists joined some of the program’s most accomplished and esteemed alumni for a celebratory, end-of-season finale concert in Zankel Hall, featuring chamber music by Ravel, Gubaidulina, Gershwin, and Tchaikovsky. 📷: Fadi Kheir (@londonisburning)
For more than 60 years, @youngconcertartists (YCA) has been at the forefront of discovering and launching the careers of classical music’s future leaders — including many of today’s biggest stars.
Earlier this week, YCA’s exceptional rising artists joined some of the program’s most accomplished and esteemed alumni for a celebratory, end-of-season finale concert in Zankel Hall, featuring chamber music by Ravel, Gubaidulina, Gershwin, and Tchaikovsky. 📷: Fadi Kheir (@londonisburning)
For more than 60 years, @youngconcertartists (YCA) has been at the forefront of discovering and launching the careers of classical music’s future leaders — including many of today’s biggest stars.
Earlier this week, YCA’s exceptional rising artists joined some of the program’s most accomplished and esteemed alumni for a celebratory, end-of-season finale concert in Zankel Hall, featuring chamber music by Ravel, Gubaidulina, Gershwin, and Tchaikovsky. 📷: Fadi Kheir (@londonisburning)
For more than 60 years, @youngconcertartists (YCA) has been at the forefront of discovering and launching the careers of classical music’s future leaders — including many of today’s biggest stars.
Earlier this week, YCA’s exceptional rising artists joined some of the program’s most accomplished and esteemed alumni for a celebratory, end-of-season finale concert in Zankel Hall, featuring chamber music by Ravel, Gubaidulina, Gershwin, and Tchaikovsky. 📷: Fadi Kheir (@londonisburning)
For more than 60 years, @youngconcertartists (YCA) has been at the forefront of discovering and launching the careers of classical music’s future leaders — including many of today’s biggest stars.
Earlier this week, YCA’s exceptional rising artists joined some of the program’s most accomplished and esteemed alumni for a celebratory, end-of-season finale concert in Zankel Hall, featuring chamber music by Ravel, Gubaidulina, Gershwin, and Tchaikovsky. 📷: Fadi Kheir (@londonisburning)
For more than 60 years, @youngconcertartists (YCA) has been at the forefront of discovering and launching the careers of classical music’s future leaders — including many of today’s biggest stars.
Earlier this week, YCA’s exceptional rising artists joined some of the program’s most accomplished and esteemed alumni for a celebratory, end-of-season finale concert in Zankel Hall, featuring chamber music by Ravel, Gubaidulina, Gershwin, and Tchaikovsky. 📷: Fadi Kheir (@londonisburning)
For more than 60 years, @youngconcertartists (YCA) has been at the forefront of discovering and launching the careers of classical music’s future leaders — including many of today’s biggest stars.
Earlier this week, YCA’s exceptional rising artists joined some of the program’s most accomplished and esteemed alumni for a celebratory, end-of-season finale concert in Zankel Hall, featuring chamber music by Ravel, Gubaidulina, Gershwin, and Tchaikovsky. 📷: Fadi Kheir (@londonisburning)
Soloists from the @kronberg_academy—a launching pad for brilliant young musicians that has kickstarted the careers of some of today’s most exciting artists—joined Academy professor and pianist @kgerstein for an intimate evening of chamber music in Zankel Hall!
The program featured all three of Brahms’s monumental piano quartets, each among the grandest masterworks of the Romantic and chamber repertoire. 📷: Richard Termine
Soloists from the @kronberg_academy—a launching pad for brilliant young musicians that has kickstarted the careers of some of today’s most exciting artists—joined Academy professor and pianist @kgerstein for an intimate evening of chamber music in Zankel Hall!
The program featured all three of Brahms’s monumental piano quartets, each among the grandest masterworks of the Romantic and chamber repertoire. 📷: Richard Termine
Soloists from the @kronberg_academy—a launching pad for brilliant young musicians that has kickstarted the careers of some of today’s most exciting artists—joined Academy professor and pianist @kgerstein for an intimate evening of chamber music in Zankel Hall!
The program featured all three of Brahms’s monumental piano quartets, each among the grandest masterworks of the Romantic and chamber repertoire. 📷: Richard Termine
Soloists from the @kronberg_academy—a launching pad for brilliant young musicians that has kickstarted the careers of some of today’s most exciting artists—joined Academy professor and pianist @kgerstein for an intimate evening of chamber music in Zankel Hall!
The program featured all three of Brahms’s monumental piano quartets, each among the grandest masterworks of the Romantic and chamber repertoire. 📷: Richard Termine
Soloists from the @kronberg_academy—a launching pad for brilliant young musicians that has kickstarted the careers of some of today’s most exciting artists—joined Academy professor and pianist @kgerstein for an intimate evening of chamber music in Zankel Hall!
The program featured all three of Brahms’s monumental piano quartets, each among the grandest masterworks of the Romantic and chamber repertoire. 📷: Richard Termine
Soloists from the @kronberg_academy—a launching pad for brilliant young musicians that has kickstarted the careers of some of today’s most exciting artists—joined Academy professor and pianist @kgerstein for an intimate evening of chamber music in Zankel Hall!
The program featured all three of Brahms’s monumental piano quartets, each among the grandest masterworks of the Romantic and chamber repertoire. 📷: Richard Termine
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
Boston’s @handelandhaydn society, led by Jonathan Cohen, made its Zankel Hall debut!
The program featured cantatas by J. S. Bach and Telemann—with soprano Robin Johannsen, countertenor @christopherlowrey, tenor @guy_cutting_tenor, and bass-baritone @dingleyandell—and Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6. 📷: @chrisleephotonyc
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