Spring is here! Celebrate the season with a singular concert experience: Stravinsky’s "The Rite of Spring" at Carnegie Hall! @nezetseguin leads The @philorch on March 31 at 8 PM: bit.ly/3l2y7Lk

The weather is warming up, the days are longer, and there’s no better time to make a trip to Carnegie Hall! Discover what makes the Hall a unique, national treasure through an hour-long guided tour. Our schedule is updated weekly—get your tickets today: bit.ly/3YSnKHZ

In an anticipated new program, tenor @Brownleetenor and pianist Kevin Miller performed a recital that included a series of newly commissioned works with texts drawn from great Black authors and poets of the Harlem Renaissance. 📷: Stefan Cohen

Experience Leonard Bernstein and the @Vienna_Phil in Mahler’s complete, pioneering symphony cycle exclusively on Carnegie Hall+. This performance of the composer’s radiant Symphony No. 4 features soprano Edith Mathis.

Ensemble Connect Fellows Joanne Kang, Rubén Rengel, and Laura Andrade are featured in this dynamic recording of Clara Schumann’s virtuosic, lyrical, and sentimental Piano Trio in G Minor, Op. 17. Watch their full performance on Carnegie Hall’s YouTube.

How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Apply for one of our open roles! Explore: bit.ly/3yMTjYZ 📸: Jennifer Taylor Photography

“The best way to introduce yourself to Mariachi @flordetoloache is to see it live” (@NPR). Don’t miss NYC’s singular all-women mariachi group at Carnegie Hall on March 24: bit.ly/3IQaBu2 npr.org/2016/01/08/460…

Don’t miss the first chapter of @AWeilerstein's new project for solo cello, co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall. On April 1, she combines J. S. Bach’s First Cello Suite with contemporary works, inviting audiences into an immersive, multisensory experience: bit.ly/3ZAS5vM

While rock music is associated with youthful rebellion, punk and alt-rock bands are drawn to the subversive power and political potential feared by commercial rock stars. Learn about punk and alt-rock, and the influence of Black artists: timeline.carnegiehall.org/genres/punk-al…

From the Stage | Itzhak Perlman, Emanuel Ax, and members of the Juilliard String Quartet perform Mozart’s Piano Quartet in E-flat Major on Carnegie Hall’s largest stage in December 2022. youtube.com/watch?v=t9IURF…

Conductor Daniela Candillari led the @AmerCompOrch and guitarist-composer @KakiKing in an evening of new music. The program featured works by King, Carlos Simon, Ellen Reid, and more, tracing the links composers build between the past and future. 📷: Fadi Kheir

We’re thrilled to introduce 89 musicians selected for our 2023 NYO2 orchestra! Learn more about the musicians: bit.ly/3WGLVb1 Photo: Fadi Kheir Photography

Happy first day of spring! Celebrate with Astor Piazzolla’s lively “Four Seasons of Buenos Aires,” an homage to Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons.” Violinist @JoshuaBellMusic performs both works in a special BBC Proms program now available on CarnegieHall+: carnegiehallplus.com

Teachers in New York City and across the country introduce global musical traditions to their K–2 students through our Musical Explorers program. Students explore artists and musical traditions, learn to sing, and more. Learn about our digital offerings: bit.ly/2QQNt6v

Conductor Marin Alsop leads the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra in Hannah Eisendle’s “Heliosis.” Watch the full concert and more programs as part of our #WomensHistoryMonth spotlight on Carnegie Hall+: carnegiehallplus.com

In a collaboration of global instrumentation and strings, Giddens members of the @silkroadproject and Tuscarora/Taino singer-songwriter Pura Fé on a musical journey that connected the music of indigenous North America to the world.📷: Stephanie Berger

“The best way to introduce yourself to Mariachi @flordetoloache is to see it live” (@NPR). Don’t miss NYC’s singular all-women mariachi group at Carnegie Hall on March 24: bit.ly/3IQaBu2 npr.org/2016/01/08/460…

Did you know you can save 10% on tickets to Carnegie Hall Presents concerts throughout the 2022–2023 season? Simply use a @BankofAmerica card and promo code BAC39360 at check out! Save your seats today: bit.ly/3MpXJLi

"Carnegie Hall marks an opportunity to see [Maye] celebrated after eight decades of commitment to the world of cabaret singing..." Don't miss Marilyn Maye's solo debut at Carnegie Hall alongside @TheNewYorkPops! Tickets: bit.ly/3Zqarz8 nytimes.com/2023/03/15/the…

Explore the musical world of soprano and conductor @barbarahannigan in “Music Is Music.” As part of our #WomensHistoryMonth spotlight on Carnegie Hall+, this intimate portrait of her work in rehearsals and recording sessions. Watch the full documentary: carnegiehallplus.com

Interested in getting your hands on this limited-edition tote bag? Subscribe to a Carnegie Hall curated series by March 16: bit.ly/3SAOXxc Each bag is one-of-a-kind, uniquely cut from the artwork we created to cover our building facade during the current restoration.

The B-Side program — short for "business side" — introduces NYC students of color to the inner workings of the music industry, while also addressing a historic lack of diversity in corporate offices. gothamist.com/arts-entertain…

Claire Chase brings “Density 2036” to Carnegie Hall and @TheKitchen_NYC, @AWeilerstein shares FRAGMENTS, and The Crossing and The @philorch join forces. Read more about the @NewYorker's picks and explore upcoming concerts: bit.ly/3JDpD72 newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

Conductor Harry Bicket led the @EnglishConcert in a concert performance of Handel’s “Solomon,” which featured world-renowned mezzo-soprano Ann Hallenberg in the title role. 📷: Steve J. Sherman

Mezzo-soprano @SamanthaHankey made her Carnegie Hall recital debut alongside pianist Sophie Raynaud in a program of works by Berg, A. Mahler, R. Strauss, Ravel and more. 📷: Lawrence Sumulong

Hear soprano @PrettyYende in a glittering program of arias on Carnegie Hall+! As part of our #WomensHistoryMonth spotlight on Carnegie Hall+, this performance highlights Yende’s unmistakable voice and her irresistible charisma. Watch the full concert: carnegiehallplus.com

American Composers Orchestra has been dedicated to pushing the boundaries of orchestra music by American composers since its founding in 1977, and it shows no signs of slowing down. Don't miss them at Carnegie Hall on March 16: bit.ly/3YSp7a7 carnegiehall.org/explore/articl…

“A-Tisket, A-Tasket” was the breakthrough hit of vocalist Ella Fitzgerald with Chick Webb and his orchestra. The song, which was based on a popular children’s rhyme, was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1986.  Learn more about this piece: bit.ly/3IKRDVR

Can’t get enough classical music? @AppleMusic has just announced #AppleMusicClassical! Pre-order the app and it will be automatically downloaded to your device the day it’s released. Be sure to keep an eye out for Carnegie Hall content: apple.co/AppleMusicClas… twitter.com/AppleClassical…

When it comes to Mozart’s music, Mitsuko Uchida is an incomparable interpreter. She was joined by the Mahler Chamber Orchestra at Carnegie Hall for a program that included two of composer’s late piano concertos and Schoenberg’s Kammersymphonie No. 1. 📷: RichardTermine