Maurizio Pollini returns to Carnegie Hall

Yangqin player Lu Jing's recent concert at Carnegie Hall fulfills a dream for the young artist. Hu Haidan reports in New York. When Lu Jing applied for a Columbia University graduate program in stage management in 2010, her friends feared she might ...

Carnegie Hall announced today that Robert K. Kraft -Founder, Chairman, and CEO of The Kraft Group and Chairman and CEO of the New England Patriots -will receive the Carnegie Hall Medal of Excellence at a gala benefit on Thursday, June 13 at 6:30 ...

_ Local Community Chorus Receives National Recognition. Members of the Fox Valley Festival Chorus will be performing at Carnegie Hall on Memorial Day 2013. One year ago Naperville resident and IMSA Instrumental Music Director, Mary Beth McCarthy, ...

Any politician or public figure who ever cited elitism as a reason to brush off supporting the local orchestra would have done well to attend a concert by the at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday night. The event was part of , a laudable series that has ...

Three posts, in reaction to , an orchestra festival at Carnegie Hall, now in its third and next to last year. I've been to only two of the concerts, because I no longer live in New York. But the one I went to last Friday — the Detroit Symphony, ...

the annual festival of North American orchestras at Carnegie Hall, created in the main to foster imaginative and ambitious programming did itself proud over the weekend in the last three concerts of its third season. Leonard Slatkin conducted the on ...

Photo by Steve J. Sherman / Courtesy of Carnegie Hall Decades have passed since wunderkind Evgeny Kissin fascinated crowds all over the world with his dazzling virtuosity and the passion of his music. Now 41, the former child prodigy still has a ...

(Marketwire) What do a former elite gymnast, an extreme cake decorator and a Carnegie Hall violinist have in common? They are three members - with unusual avocations - of Building Design+Construction's '40 Under 40' Class of 2013. Nominated

From the end of the 19th century through the first decades of the 20th century Vienna was a hotbed of cultural, social and political ferment. The soprano Rene Fleming chose this era as the focus of the final program in her Perspectives series this ...