Rachmaninov’s famous piano concerto with full orchestra, featuring pianist Adi Neuhau.

The program features the virtuosity of Pegasus's concertmaster Eiko Kano performing Vivaldi's Four Seasons, conducted by Karen Hakobyan in Manhattan.

The program features the virtuosity of Pegasus's concertmaster Eiko Kano performing Vivaldi's Four Seasons, conducted by Karen Hakobyan in New Jersey.

Frisson goes to Florida for a program featuring works by Martinu, Ravel, and more.

Join the Washington Heights Chamber Orchestra as we present Echoes and discover how music that tells the stories of our past affects our present and future.

Unveiling of Pulitzer Prize-winner Melinda Wagner’s modern response to the Dido tragedy of broken love, with libretto by Stephanie Fleischmann. Includes works by Mozart and Britten.

Musica Sacra returns to Carnegie Hall to present a festive program of music including Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy; Mozart’s Exsultate, jubilate; sumptuous choral motets; and rousing choruses from J.S. Bach’s Christmas Oratorio.

Pegasus: the Orchestra brings together 20 of its core members to present “Americana: Gershwin, Copland, Price & Piatigorsky,” celebrating four American masters.

Carlo Rizzi conducts the NSO with an Italian-inspired program featuring Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 4 (“Italian”) and Puccini’s Messi di Gloria.

NYCP returns to Jordan Hall with a program featuring Yekwon Sunwoo.

Experience the extraordinary artistry of esteemed pianist and Van Cliburn competition laureate, Yekwon Sunwoo, as he returns to the spotlight.

Experience the extraordinary artistry of esteemed pianist and Van Cliburn competition laureate, Yekwon Sunwoo, as he returns to the spotlight.

The NSO presents a family concert centered around the beauty and complexity of our shared planet.

Leonard Slatkin returns to the NSO for his 80th birthday, featuring Hugh Tinney and the World premiere Daniel Slatkin’s Voyager 130

The National Symphony Orchestra performs works by Dvořák and Alma Mahler, as well as Gustav Maher’s epic Symphony No. 1 — “Titan”

The National Symphony Orchestra is pleased to present Lurline, the exquisite grand opera by Waterford-born William Vincent Wallace in a concert performance.

Friends of Music of Stamford, NY presents a special concert focused on some of the most innovative Baroque masterpieces performed by Pegasus: the Orchestra, conducted by artistic director Karén Hakobyan from the harpsichord.

Soprano Emily Donato and trumpeter Liam Day take us from the ethereal to the triumphant in Handel arias, with a birdsong piece, echo sonatas by Marini and Lotti, Vivaldi, and a grand Bach orchestral suite along the way.

OSNY's 150th Anniversary season concludes with a performance of Handel's Samson on Monday, May 6, 2024.

Modus Operandi Orchestra presents Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s epic and enduring Requiem.

Join DCINY as conductors Dr. Irene Messoloras and Dr. Jose Daniel Flores-Caraballo lead audiences into A Soul Filled Journey with the incomparable music of the world-renowned composer Ola Gjeilo.

Presenting a dynamic program that commences with a pioneering American composer William Grant Still's Mother and Child.

Pegasus: The Orchestra’s founder, principal conductor, and artistic director, Karén Hakobyan, conducts the 2023-2024 Season’s Finale in a commemoration of Aram Khatchaturian's 120th Anniversary.

NYCP is thrilled to be at Brown University for a runout concert, featuring the Double Concerto No. 2 for Two Violas, by Eric Nathan, with celebrated violists Misha Amory and Hsin-Yun Huang as soloists.