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Tonight, don’t miss the first of this week’s two
performances by The Met Orchestra!
In these special performances, the orchestra of the Metropolitan
Opera takes center stage with conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin and
star soloists in works by Brahms, Mozart, Wagner, Debussy, Bartók,
and Jessie Montgomery. Tonight’s program
features world-renowned soprano Lisette Oropesa.
Plus, scroll down for upcoming free concerts, tours of
the Hall, one of our top-10 most popular programs on Carnegie
Hall+, and more.
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Natalie Tenenbaum
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Thursday,
June 13 at 5 PM
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Abe
Nouri, Bass, Synthesizer, Trombone, and Vocals
Avishai Rozen, Drums
Duv Zaragoza, Vocals
Shawn Randall, Vocals
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Enjoy
a mesmerizing performance by critically acclaimed
composer, pianist, music producer, and
singer-songwriter Natalie Tenenbaum. In her solo piano
performances—called “sparkling” and “consistently
invigorating” by The New York Times—Tenenbaum
breaks boundaries between classical composition,
popular storytelling, and improvisational jazz,
creating an experience not to be missed.
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Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Elīna Garanča,
Christian Van Horn
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Stern
Auditorium / Perelman Stage
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Yannick
Nézet-Séguin, Music Director and Conductor
Elīna Garanča, Mezzo-Soprano
Christian Van Horn, Bass-Baritone
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The
orchestra of The Metropolitan Opera performs a suitably
dramatic program in its final concert of our season,
beginning with the stormy overture to Wagner’s The
Flying Dutchman. The suite from Debussy’s Pelléas
et Mélisande follows, featuring music from all five
acts of the opera. Metropolitan Opera stars Elīna
Garanča and Christian Van Horn then join in a complete
concert performance of Bartók’s one-act expressionist
opera Bluebeard’s Castle.
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Pedrito Martinez
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Saturday,
June 15 at 6 PM
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Robert
F. Smith Center for the Performing Arts at Denny
Farrell Riverbank State Park | Manhattan
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Pedrito
Martinez, Percussion and Lead Vocals
Manny Marquez, Percussion and Background
Vocals
Ahmed Alom, Keyboard and Background Vocals
Sebastian Natal, Electric Bass and Background
Vocals
Xito Lovell, Trombone and Background Vocals
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Experience
an irresistible blend of Afro-Latin music, jazz, and
funk, led by Cuban-born and New York–based bandleader,
vocalist, composer, and percussion virtuoso Pedrito
Martinez. His Grammy Award–nominated Pedrito Martinez
Group is a true New York powerhouse, a band that
grooves so hard it makes Martinez’s breathtaking rhythmic
feats seem effortless.
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Juneteenth Celebration
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Wednesday,
June 19 at 7 PM
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Stern
Auditorium / Perelman Stage
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All
American Freedom Day 2024: The Year of Justice, Peace,
and Love
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Healing
of the Nations Foundation in association with Carnegie
Hall
Juneteenth
honors the beginning of our nation’s true
independence—the freedom for all members of the
reunited nation after the American Civil War. Join Rev.
Dr. James A. Forbes Jr., notable honorees,
distinguished speakers, and renowned artists for this national
celebration of Black culture.
Free
tickets are available at the Box Office starting
tomorrow (June 12), subject to availability. A
free livestream will also be available to viewers
worldwide.
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Sean Jones, Alicia Olatuja
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Saturday,
July 20 at 8 PM
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Stern
Auditorium / Perelman Stage
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Sean
Jones, Artistic Director, Bandleader, and
Trumpet
with
Special Guest
Alicia Olatuja, Vocals
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Hear
the brand-new lineup of NYO Jazz—Carnegie Hall’s internationally
renowned big band of top young American jazz
musicians—as they perform with Alicia Olatuja, a
genre-crossing vocalist who has worked with such
artists as BeBe Winans, Chaka Khan, and Christian
McBride.
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Did
you know you can take a tour of Carnegie Hall? Hear our
world-famous acoustics for yourself while you walk
through the landmark building on a one-hour guided
tour. Our website is updated weekly with new tour
times.
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New England Symphonic Ensemble
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Stern
Auditorium / Perelman Stage
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The
performance features a work by composer-conductor
Jordan Lee, followed by Durante’s Magnificat a 4
and a piece by Thomas Yackley and Thomas Gorman.
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Presented
by MidAmerica Productions.
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Monday,
June 17 at 7:30 PM
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Peace
Unto Ethiopia: An Anthology of Original Works and
Tributes
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The
performance features a fusion of Ethiopian and other
African folk melodies with Western art music.
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Presented
by African Symposium LLC.
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New England Symphonic Ensemble
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Stern
Auditorium / Perelman Stage
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The
New England Symphonic Ensemble performs a variety of
choral works with participating choirs and
distinguished soloists.
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Presented
by MidAmerica Productions.
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Wednesday,
June 26 at 6:30 PM
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Violinist
Leticia Moreno performs a program that pairs Vivaldi’s The
Four Seasons with Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of
Buenos Aires.
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Presented
by Teatro Real / Royal Opera of Madrid.
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Miller
Recital Hall, Manhattan School of Music
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In
honor of Make Music Day, Art Song Preservation Society
of New York presents this free concert of Japanese art
songs with sopranos Yuriko Nonaka and Manami Hattori
and pianist Akiko Hosaki.
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Symphony
Space | Manhattan
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Don’t
miss this special NYC appearance by the
Grammy-nominated group called “a portable Mardi Gras
dance party” (Rolling Stone).
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Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake
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A
Top-10 “Must-See” Program on Carnegie Hall+
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Carnegie
Hall+ offers the most extensive collection of
history-making concerts, operas, dance, and
documentaries today, featuring programs recorded both
here at the Hall and on many of the world’s greatest
stages.
This
week, we’re highlighting another of the channel’s
top-10 most popular programs: a landmark revival of
Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake featuring Rudolf
Nureyev’s career-defining choreography.
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Michael Feinstein
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Entertainer
extraordinaire Michael Feinstein takes the Carnegie Hall
Big Band and Carnegie Hall Ensemble on the road for a
national tour of Because of You: My Tribute to Tony
Bennett, following the program’s sold-out debut at
Carnegie Hall. With tunes made famous by Feinstein’s
close friend—including “Because of You,” “I Left My
Heart in San Francisco,” and “New York State of
Mind”—this concert celebrates the songs and stories of
the legendary Tony Bennett, whose career spanned more
than seven decades, featuring what Feinstein calls “a
body of work surpassed by none.”
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Hélène Grimaud
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Carnegie Hall Citywide
Lead support for Carnegie Hall Citywide is
provided by the Howard Gilman Foundation and the Hearst
Foundations.
Additional support provided by Northwell Health,
Official Healthcare Partner of Carnegie Hall.
NYO Jazz
Lead Donors: Hope and Robert F. Smith, The
Kovner Foundation, and Beatrice Santo Domingo.
Global Ambassadors: Michael ByungJu Kim and
Kyung Ah Park, Hope and Robert F. Smith, and Maggie and Richard
Tsai.
Major support has been provided by Veronica
Atkins, Mercedes T. Bass, Ronald E. Blaylock and Petra Pope,
Clive and Anya Gillinson, Melanie and Jean E. Salata, Sarah
Billinghurst Solomon and Howard Solomon, and Joyce and George
Wein Foundation, Inc.
Additional support has been provided by the
Alphadyne Foundation, Sarah Arison, Stella and Robert Jones,
Martha and Robert Lipp, Beth and Joshua Nash, and David S.
Winter.
NYO Jazz is made possible, in part, by an
endowment grant from the Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme
Foundation.
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Nézet-Séguin by George Etheredge, Garanča by Deutsche Grammophon,
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Celebration by Stephanie Berger, Jones by Todd Rosenberg, Olatuja
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Ensemble by Mike Violago, New England Symphonic Ensemble by Mike
Violago, Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake by Milenko Badzic,
Feinstein by Chris Lee, Grimaud by Chris Lee, DiDonato Master Class
by Chris Lee.
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