From holiday essentials to festive classics, celebrate the sounds of the season on Carnegie Hall+ @carnegiehall
From holiday essentials to festive classics, celebrate the sounds of the season on Carnegie Hall+  @carnegiehall
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Beloved holiday traditions from cozy Christmas markets to breathtaking concerts take place at St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna each year. Don’t miss Marie Jacquot leading the Vienna Symphony and Singverein Choir in “O Holy Night” and a festive program that features music by Puccini, Tchaikovsky, Mozart, J. S. Bach, Andrew Lloyd Webber, only on carnegiehallplus.com.

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From holiday essentials to festive classics, celebrate the sounds of the season on Carnegie Hall+A Festive Christmas Concert in Dresden conducted by Christian Thielemann (excerpt) | Carnegie Hall+Vienna Philharmonic Cello Master Class with Tamás Varga: Ligeti’s Sonata for Solo CelloHeaded into the holidays like…Arturo O’Farrill on “Exploring Identity” | Sing Sing VoicesPOV: Youre graduating at Carnegie Hall!What’s it like to lead a tour at Carnegie Hall?Lawrence Brownlee Master Class: Schubert’s “Nachtviolen” | SongStudioJoin us for a free film screening of Puccini’s “Tosca” at Bryant Park on Monday, June 15 at 6 PM!Mozart Matinee with Kyohei Sorita at the Salzburg Festival (excerpt) | Carnegie Hall+Bach’s beloved Christmas Oratorio from Dresden’s FrauenkircheSonya Yoncheva performs the heart-wrenching yet beautiful “Vissi d’arte” from Puccini’s “Tosca.”
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From holiday essentials to festive classics, celebrate the sounds of the season on Carnegie Hall+

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