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Celebrate bold, breathtaking music from top ensembles on one of the world’s most iconic stages at a fraction of the price!
This May and June, Carnegie Hall comes alive with three unforgettable evenings presented by Manhattan Concert Productions, celebrating 25 years of musical excellence. These powerful performances feature acclaimed ensembles from across the United States in programs that span classical masterworks, soul-stirring spirituals, cinematic wind band pieces, and world premieres.
Whether you’re drawn to the soaring lines of Fauré’s Requiem, the bold rhythms of Bernstein, or the premiere of Katerina Gimon’s Small is the Seed, these concerts offer something truly extraordinary—on one of the world’s most iconic stages, for just $9*.
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May 25 | 8:30PM |Four Remarkable Ensembles. One Legendary Stage.
This Memorial Day weekend, celebrate the next generation of musical excellence as four remarkable ensembles from across the United States make their Carnegie Hall debut. This program features the cinematic brilliance of Julie Giroux’s Just Flyin’ and the vibrant, mid-century charm of Leonard Bernstein’s Three Dance Episodes from “On the Town”, offering a performance rich in color, rhythm, and emotion.
Audiences will also enjoy Morton Gould’s stirring American Salute, a fitting tribute to the holiday, alongside contemporary wind band works by Steven Bryant, Nicole Piunno, and Dwayne Milburn. The evening is rounded out by moving spirituals performed by the Boston Arts Academy Choir—an inspiring testament to the vitality and future of American music.
Performers include:
Around the Sound Community Band | Marcus J. Pimpleton, Conductor
Longmont Concert Band | Francisco Borja, Conductor
Tara Winds | Andrea DeRenzis Strauss, Conductor
The Spirituals Of Boston Arts Academy | Michael Bradley, Conductor
Click to get your tickets here! Tickets are ONLY $9 (up to a $110 value!)*
Use promo code TSK49401 when booking on carnegiehall.org, or mention it when calling CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800, or while visiting the Box Office at 57th Street and Seventh Avenue (M-Sat 11AM–6PM, S 12-6PM)
*Facility or service fee may be applied to online and phone orders.
June 9 | 8:00PM | Fauré Requiem and Choral Masterworks
For lovers of timeless choral music, and those curious to discover what’s next, this concert offers a blend of tradition and contemporary innovation. At its heart is Fauré’s Requiem, one of the most beloved and spiritually transcendent works in the classical repertoire, performed with full orchestra.
The program also features Mozart’s stirring Lacrimosa alongside choral classics like Shenandoah and The Bartered Bride, reimagined through vibrant contemporary arrangements. Modern highlights include Jake Runestad’s gripping Please Stay, the gospel anthem Total Praise, and fresh, emotionally resonant works by Eleanor Daley, Reena Esmail, Zanaida Robles, and more.
Performers include:
Masterwork Festival Chorus & New York City Chamber Orchestra | Jeffrey Douma, Conductor
Yale Alumni Chorus | Jeffrey Douma, Conductor
Octavo Series Chorus | Amanda Quist & Tim Brent, Conductors
Western Michigan University Singers | Amanda Quist, Conductor
Click to get your tickets here! Tickets are ONLY $9 (up to a $110 value!)*
Use promo code TSK50077 when booking on carnegiehall.org, or mention it when calling CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800, or while visiting the Box Office at 57th Street and Seventh Avenue (M-Sat 11AM–6PM, S 12-6PM)
*Facility or service fee may be applied to online and phone orders.
June 24 | 8:00PM | Songs of Peace, Hope, and Unity
Don’t miss the grand finale of the Manhattan Concert Productions 2025 season. This concert will be an unforgettable evening at Carnegie Hall where timeless choral masterpieces and bold new works come together in a moving celebration of resilience, renewal, and unity.
Anchored by Mozart’s Requiem, a haunting and majestic classic, this program also features the world premiere of Small is the Seed by Katerina Gimon, alongside powerful selections by Florence Price, Felix Mendelssohn, and Eric Whitacre. This rich, emotionally charged program captures the full expressive range of the choral tradition while pointing boldly toward its future.
Performed by four distinguished ensembles on the legendary Stern Auditorium stage, Songs of Peace, Hope, and Unity is a stirring conclusion to MCP’s 2025 season, and a night not to be missed.
Performers include:
Masterwork Festival Chorus & New York City Chamber Orchestra | Eliza Rubenstein, Conductor
Youth Series Chorus | Margaret Nomura Clark, Conductor
Octavo Series Chorus | Jennaya Robison, Conductor
University of Louisiana Monroe Wind Ensemble | Nicholas Bratcher, Conductor
Click to get your tickets here! Tickets are ONLY $9 (up to a $110 value!)*
Use promo code TSK50077 when booking on carnegiehall.org, or mention it when calling CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800, or while visiting the Box Office at 57th Street and Seventh Avenue (M-Sat 11AM–6PM, S 12-6PM)
*Facility or service fee may be applied to online and phone orders.
Carnegie Hall. Unmissable performances. Unbeatable price.
These are three unmissable evenings of exceptional music from Manhattan Concert Productions– each unique, each breathtaking. Secure your seats now and witness the magic of live performance at its finest!
See you at Carnegie Hall!
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