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@yujawang.official brings her signature virtuosity to Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue,” performed here alongside the @mahlerchamberorchestra! ⁠
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Ahead of their return to Carnegie Hall concert on May 1, experience the full work as well and Stravinsky’s Piano Concerto, filmed at Vienna’s Musikverein in 2024, on @carnegiehallplus.

What makes Wes Anderson’s films so recognizable? In part their distinct, signature sound—which in many cases is thanks to composer Alexandre Desplat. Just listen to a few bars of his score for “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” and you’ll know what we mean! See the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra perform a wide array of film compositions from Desplat and more on Carnegie Hall+!

#WesAnderson #GrandBudapestHotel #LifeAsAWesAndersonMovie #AlexandreDesplat #CarnegieHallPlus #FilmMusic #moviemusic #filmscores @accidentallywesanderson @wesandersonfc

Opera, outdoors, and in the heart of New York City! ⁠
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Join us for a free film screening of Puccini’s “Tosca” at Bryant Park on Monday, June 15 at 6 PM. Pack a picnic, bring your friends, and prepare to be transported to Italy’s Arena di Verona in this spectacular production of a thrilling masterpiece—part of Carnegie Hall Citywide.

We’ve never heard a @randynewmanofficial song we didn’t love! A prolific composer and lyrist, Newman has made an indelible mark on Hollywood, penning tunes for Disney movies, TV series theme songs, and award-winning film scores for dramas, comedies, and everything in-between. Subscribe to Carnegie Hall+ to stream the full tribute performance!

#CarnegieHallPlus #filmmusic #Disney #filmcomposer #RandyNewman #ToyStory #Pixar #FridayFeeling

Composer @james_newtonhowardhas created the scores for big blockbuster movies such as “Batman Begins,” “Signs,” “Pretty Woman,” and more. His score and the music for the song, “The Hanging Tree,“ written for “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay- Part 1,” are a perfect example of how film music has the ability to propel the story and character development forward. Watch as singer @edita_malovcic performs this chilling tune and stream the full program on Carnegie Hall+!

It’s the original RENT (IYKYK.) This stunning production of Puccini’s “La bohème” from Teatro Regio di Torino sets the love story of Mimì and Rodolfo in the gritty outskirts of a modern metropolis. Music director @gianandreanoseda and stage director Alex Olle lead an exceptional cast in this well-loved opera. Watch the full production now on Carnegie Hall+.

#carnegiehallplus #opera #laboheme #teatroregioditorino #instaclassical #operalovers

We’re continuing our celebration of film composers on Carnegie Hall+ with this performance of Alan Silvestri conducting his iconic score for the 1980s classic “Back to the Future.” Leave a comment with your favorite line from the film!

In this vibrant concert by the @staatskapelledresden, conducted by @karina.canellakis, you’ll be transported to Broadway and Hollywood with a selection of music from Gershwin’s “Girl Crazy,” Bernstein’s “West Side Story,” Steiner’s “Gone With the Wind,” and Porter’s “Kiss Me, Kate.” Who could ask for anything more? Watch on Carnegie Hall+!

For world-renowned violinist @violincase, becoming a mother helped her become more decisive—both on stage and off. ⁠
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Now available on Carnegie Hall+, “Hilary Hahn: Evolution of an Artist” charts Hahn’s growth from a young star to a mature artist who has continued to challenge herself, break new ground, and reach new audiences.

This excerpt from “Giselle” sums up our spring feelings on this sunny day! Watch the full production starring @nicolettamannifrom @teatroallascala on Carnegie Hall+.

#Giselle #ballet #pointeshoes #carnegiehallplus @gaynorminden #balletondemand #fridayfeeling

Ahead of @evgenykissinofficial’s return to Carnegie Hall on May 13, experience his 2023 recital at Vienna’s @musikverein.wien that celebrates the 150th anniversary of Rachmaninoff’s birth. Also featured on the program—now available to stream on Carnegie Hall+—are works by J. S. Bach, Mozart, and Chopin. ⁠
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Tickets for May 13 👉 carnegiehall.org

Calling all film buffs! Dive into the cinematic magic of Hollywood’s most celebrated film scores with our series of programs featuring movie music you know and love. To kick things off, here’s James Horner’s score for the record-breaking movie “Titanic.” The film won the 1998 Oscar for Best Original Dramatic Score, while its theme song, "My Heart Will Go On," won Best Original Song. Watch the full program on Carnegie Hall+.

#Titanic #filmmusic #JamesHorner #filmmusiccomposer #moviegeek #carnegiehallplus