On December 27, The Christmas Night Opera filled Carnegie Hall with an audience made of longtime opera enthusiasts, devoted fans, and first-time listeners drawn by the holiday program. Set inside the Stern Auditorium, the evening brought together world-renowned vocalists and the American Symphony Orchestra for a concert that felt both celebratory and focused, offering a year-end gathering rooted in tradition rather than spectacle.
The Philadelphia Orchestra, under the direction of Yannick Nézet-Séguin, stuns New York audience in a rich music program highlighting Rachmaninoff.
If you needed some hope and inspiration, Carnegie Hall gave just that this past weekend!
Marija Jelic is a rising star in the Opera, recently making her American debut at Carnegie Hall.
New Yorkers are tough.
Jeff Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, announced his 12th book, one of the most successful children’s book series across the globe, at the 10 Years of Lol.