Carnegie Hall

Experience the New York premiere of Emily–No Prisoner Be, a boundary-breaking collaboration where superstar mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato and the genre-defying trio Time for Three transform Emily Dickinson’s radical poetry into an explosive, semi-staged musical journey.

Join The New York Pops for an expansive 250-year musical journey that traces the American sound from Indigenous traditions and spirituals to jazz, rock, and rap, featuring an extraordinary lineup of guest artists in a celebration of the nation’s diverse cultural legacy.

Conductor Louis Langrée leads the Orchestra of St. Luke’s in a vibrant all-American program that pairs George Gershwin’s iconic An American in Paris with the Carnegie Hall debut of jazz pianist Gerald Clayton performing Duke Ellington’s soulful rhapsodies.

Legendary fiddler Martin Hayes kicks off a brand-new annual tradition at Carnegie Hall with this family-friendly St. Patrick's Day celebration, blending traditional sean-nós singing and dancing with modern Irish poetry and contemporary folk.

Experience the world-renowned Philadelphia Orchestra and conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin for a monumental performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 6, an epic "70-minute journey" through the composer’s most tragic and powerful sonic landscapes.

Witness the "gold standard" of Handel performance as Harry Bicket and The English Concert return for their acclaimed annual residency to present Hercules, a gripping musical drama of jealousy and betrayal featuring a world-class cast and the sensational Clarion Choir.