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Live with Carnegie Hall is an original series that connects world-class artists with music lovers everywhere. Experience behind-the-scenes stories, excerpts from past performances, and live musical moments no matter where you are. We’ll be streaming here on Facebook Live, but you can also watch through Instagram Stories or at carnegiehall.org/live. RSVP and be the first to know about upcoming episodes, our artist curators, and more. UPCOMING EPISODES: 🔴A Tribute to Lynn Harrell: Thursday, May 21 at 2PM EDT American cellist @[456423947742567:274:Lynn Harrell]’s half-century career placed him in the highest echelon of performing artists. A superstar roster of fellow musicians celebrate Harrell’s life, in this episode of Live with Carnegie Hall. Featuring @[133372636738224:274:Gautier Capuçon], Evelyn De Silva-Maisky, Amanda Forsyth, @[1839166109697083:274:Zlatomir Fung], @[134689303208348:274:Alban Gerhardt], @[335683956767214:274:Sheku Kanneh-Mason], @[80753646336:274:Yo-Yo Ma], @[617768258401516:274:Official\: Mischa Maisky], @[360647307455955:274:Johannes Moser], @[113955844118:274:Daniel Müller-Schott Official Site], @[158953544242974:274:Christian Poltéra], @[26795858409:274:Jan Vogler], @[118471971544925:274:Alisa Weilerstein], and @[102683499788893:274:Inon Barnatan]. 🔴Musical Explorers for Families: Tuesday, May 26 at 2PM EDT Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute presents a recent Musical Explorers concert for families. Join New York City–based artists as they introduce children (ages 4–8) to music from around the world. @[63025380711:274:Gregorio Uribe] shares Colombian cumbia, @[95632714530:274:Zulal Trio] presents Armenian folk music, and @[576701125713958:274:Soul Science Lab] showcases hip-hop beats and rhymes. This marks the first episode of a new spinoff series, Learn with Carnegie Hall. PAST EPISODES: Available for on-demand viewing on Facebook, IGTV, and at carnegiehall.org/live. 🔴Tituss Burgess: Tuesday, April 14 at 3 PM EDT Tituss Burgess explores the vitality of musical theater today, its intersections with the worlds of opera and pop, and his hopes for its recovery after Broadway’s current hiatus. He’ll be joined by Frank DiLella, host of Spectrum News NY1's “On Stage,” composer-lyricist Jason Robert Brown, and soprano Angel Blue for an afternoon of live music and conversation. 🔴Yannick Nézet-Séguin: Thursday, April 16 at 2 PM EDT With 2020 marking the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth, Yannick Nezet-Seguin and guest musicians from The Philadelphia Orchestra explore the master composer’s connection to the world around him despite his own personal challenges. 🔴Ute Lemper: Tuesday, April 21 at 2 PM EDT In advance of her concert in April 2021 as part of the Voices of Hope: Artists in Times of Oppression festival, chanteuse UTE LEMPER honors the 75th anniversary of the liberation of concentration camps with songs of rebellion, hope, defiance, and life-affirming resilience written during the Holocaust. 🔴Emanuel Ax: Thursday, April 23 at 2 PM EDT Along with special guests Yefim Bronfman and Marc-André Hamelin, Emanuel Ax- Official Page journeys through the legacy of great pianists at Carnegie Hall, from legends Vladimir Horowitz and Arthur Rubinstein to superstars of today. 🔴Angélique Kidjo: Tuesday, April 28 at 2 PM EDT Four-time Grammy Award winner Angélique Kidjo embraces West African traditions of her childhood in Benin with elements of American R&B, funk, and jazz, as well as influences from Europe and Latin America. She's joined by Nigerian Afropop star Yemi Alade, Senegalese singer-guitarist Baaba Maal, and jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves Music with moderator John Schaefer of WNYC for an afternoon full of incredible music. 🔴Joshua Bell: Thursday, April 30 at 2 PM EDT One of the world’s preeminent violinists, Joshua Bell reunites with his frequent trio partners—pianist Jeremy Denk and cellist Steven Isserlis—for an afternoon of performances and conversation. 🔴Music’s Bright Future: Tuesday, May 5 at 2PM EDT On the 129th anniversary of Carnegie Hall’s opening, we look to the future, sharing special and rarely seen music moments of inspiration and learning from the Hall’s unique approach to developing music and musicians for the 21st century. 🔴Artists in Response: Thursday, May 7 at 2PM EDT Though we may be physically apart, artists around the world are responding with messages of inspiration and hope. Take a journey through several performances and artistic collaborations that continue to bring audiences together, no matter where they are. 🔴Michael Feinstein: Tuesday, May 12 at 2PM EDT From Tin Pan Alley to Broadway, Carnegie Hall to Hollywood, few composers have left such an indelible imprint on a wide spectrum of American music as George Gershwin. Join Michael Feinstein—ambassador of the Great American Songbook—and special guests for this lively exploration of Gershwin’s enduring influence in both popular and classical traditions. 🔴Renée Fleming: Thursday, May 14 at 2PM EDT Hailed as “America’s soprano of choice” (The New York Times), Renée Fleming graces the world’s most renowned opera, theater, and concert-hall stages. She is joined by a special guest, her friend and vocalist-songwriter Rufus Wainwright, for a discussion about the art of song. Fleming also revisits a classic performance of a work from her signature repertoire—R. Strauss’s Four Last Songs—discussing the work and her artistic process with Elliott Forrest. 🔴Yannick Nézet-Séguin: Tuesday, May 19 at 2PM EDT Since its debut in 1902, The Philadelphia Orchestra has performed at Carnegie Hall nearly 750 times. Yannick Nezet-Seguin—the orchestra’s music director since 2012—explores the history of the “Fabulous Philadelphians” at the Hall.