Many thanks to the alumni of Carnegie Hall’s The B-Side, who shared their experiences at the NYC Council’s hearing on Pathways into the Arts and Cultural Workforce for New Yorkers. Carnegie Hall is proud to support young people in achieving their dreams of working in the arts!
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Our free Carnegie Hall Citywide concerts are in full swing! Don’t miss Louis Cato tonight on the Bryant Park stage at 7 PM EDT!
Thank you to @WQXR for joining us as a media partner.
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A new podcast explores an array of items from Carnegie Hall’s 133-year-old history, like Ella Fitzgerald’s glasses and an opening-night ticket. nyti.ms/3W3Lz1c
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No Cuts to Culture! Join us in advocating for the full restoration of $53 million in cultural funding in next year’s NYC budget! We urge @MayorAdams, @NYCCouncil, and @galeabrewer to restore and baseline $53 million to culture in 2025. Send a letter today: bit.ly/3wLv53Y
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New York City’s arts and culture sector needs your help! Join us in advocating for the full restoration of cultural funding in next year’s NYC budget, supporting programs, artists, and organizations that serve our communities. Send a letter to Mayor Adams: bit.ly/3wLv53Y
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Experience the music and artists you love on your schedule when you create your own Carnegie Hall series—available starting today! Pick four (or more) performances to access priority seating, free ticket exchanges, and more: bit.ly/3W5xil0
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Introducing “If This Hall Could Talk,” a new podcast series where you get to come behind the scenes for a look at the unforgettable performances, fascinating figures, and shaping of American culture witnessed at Carnegie Hall.
🎧 Listen & subscribe here: bit.ly/4bbK9qa
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This Sunday, April 28, our friends at Carnegie Hall are hosting Ukraine’s leading chamber ensemble, Kyiv Camerata, alongside mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato and the Ukrainian Chorus Dumka of New York, conducted by Keri-Lynn Wilson.✨
Learn more: bit.ly/4d8pmW6
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What's a lullaby? @carnegiehall’s Weill Music Institute thinks it's much more than soothing tunes for kids They're helping families create their own love letters to their children, and the effects are more than just a warm fuzzy! @KCCompton reports: bit.ly/3VV4EmL
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Thank you to @SenSchumer and @SenGillibrand for their work in securing federal support for Carnegie Hall’s NYO2! Our NYO2 program brings together outstanding teen musicians—many from communities underrepresented in the classical music field—from across the country each summer.
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Have you ever noticed this @MontresBreguet clock hanging in the lobby of Carnegie Hall’s Administrative Offices? It’s one of six Breguet clocks displayed throughout the Hall!
Breguet is the Exclusive Timepiece of Carnegie Hall.
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Many thanks to our sponsor, @RicolaUSA, for its generous donation of cough drops for our 2023–2024 season! Concert goers can find Ricola cough drops in designated areas throughout the Hall.
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New seats have just been released! Don’t miss out on this one-night-only celebration of legendary composer John Williams at Carnegie Hall with @YoYo_Ma and @philorch. Tickets: bit.ly/3SYOCWV
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Our 2024–2025 season has been announced! What concerts are you most looking forward to? Explore the calendar today: bit.ly/3ur3OTe
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The 100 most-performed symphonies at Carnegie Hall since it opened in 1891. It's a decent approximation of what you might call the Western symphonic canon and there's so many fun things to see when you slice the data this way.
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Take date night to the next level with a #priceless experience! Enjoy a prix-fixe dinner for two at The Russian Tea Room, tickets to a concert at Carnegie Hall, and more. This offer is exclusively for @Mastercard cardholders.
📷: Chris Lee
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Terms and conditions apply. Quantities limited. Learn more: bit.ly/3ZbkdX2
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We remember acclaimed conductor Seiji Ozawa, who made his Carnegie Hall debut leading the @nyphil in a work by Toshiro Mayuzumi in 1961. Ozawa went on to appear at the Hall nearly 190 times, most often with the @BostonSymphony. In 1990, he led the BSO in the world premiere of...
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