New and innovative work has long
been a part of Carnegie Hall’s fabric—the world
premieres of such now-standard works as Dvorák’s
“New World” Symphony and Gershwin’s An
American in Paris took place at the Hall. More recently Carnegie Hall
actively began its own commissioning program, and during the 2006-2007 season the works below were added to the growing list of commissioned works.
Click "Listen" below to hear the complete works. The works are also available for download by clicking the "Get Details" links.
Son of Chamber Symphony
by John Adams
... hold me, neighbor, in this storm ...
by Aleksandra Vrebalov
Widows & Lovers
by Aviya Kopelman
Osiris
by Matthias Pintscher
The Little Match Girl Passion
by David Lang
Recipient of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize in Music
Sweet May Again
by Bright Sheng
Sun, Moon, and Star
by Angel Lam
Piosenki
by David Bruce
Doot
by Ryan Carter
♀ Confessions
by Clarice Assad
Blush
by Anna Clyne
Three Roads
by Michael Ward-Bergeman
Scenes ([si nz])
by Johannes Lauer
