Carnegie Hall

Since it was inaugurated in 1995, the Richard and Barbara Debs Composers Chair has occasioned some of the most exciting events at Carnegie Hall. The appointed artists are captivating creators with strong musical points of view that extend beyond the scope of their works.

Carnegie Hall’s festivals and special artistic focuses provide in-depth explorations of music, culture, and more.

Select musicians curate their own personal concert series, exploring their unique artistry both individuality and through collaborations with other musicians and ensembles.

This series of free concerts are sensational celebrations of sounds from around the globe and across the country. Partnering with local community organizations, exciting music is brought to neighborhoods in each of the city’s boroughs.

The Weill Music Institute strives to develop creativity, imagination, and musical curiosity in people of all ages by presenting free and affordable programs for children and families. These highly engaging experiences at Carnegie Hall involve the entire family, strengthening connections and promoting the value of play in early childhood development.

Carnegie Hall’s Well-Being Concerts combine world-class musical performances with elements of self-care and mindfulness, animated by evidence that music helps people heal and thrive. Each concert creates an immersive, nurturing space in which audiences and performers share in the soul-nourishing benefits of music, create shared experiences, and explore tools for well-being that last long after the performance.