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Carnegie Hall heats up the holidays when The New York Pops teams up with the all-male a cappella sensation The King’s Singers for some festive holiday favorites, and the New York String Orchestra continues its long-standing holiday tradition of performing on Christmas Eve.
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Fri, Dec 19 at 8 PM
THE NEW YORK POPS
Rob Fisher, Musical Director
The King’s Singers
Special Guest: Marilyn Horne
Tickets start at $29.
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Sat, Dec 20 at 8 PM
THE NEW YORK POPS
Rob Fisher, Musical Director
The King’s Singers
Special Guest: Marilyn Horne
Tickets start at $29.
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Wed, Dec 24 at 7 PM
NEW YORK STRING ORCHESTRA
Jaime Laredo, Conductor
Patrick Summers, Conductor
All-Mozart Program
Tickets start at $19.
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Sun, Dec 28 at 2 PM
NEW YORK STRING ORCHESTRA
Jaime Laredo, Conductor
Patrick Summers, Conductor
Works by John Harbison, Mozart,and Mendelssohn
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These concerts are made possible, in part, by an endowment fund for young artists established by Stella and Robert Jones. |
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