This considered program from one of the preeminent chamber orchestras of Europe, the “impeccable” (The Guardian) Basel Chamber Orchestra, shows the influence of Mozart’s gallant works on generations of future…

Perhaps the most gifted lieder singer of our day, the tenor Christoph Prégardien makes his hotly anticipated 92Y return—following his sold-out debut in 2018—in this program of Schubert and Beethoven,…

Paul Lewis, a pianist of “intelligence and intensity” (The Guardian), makes his long-awaited return to 92Y in a program which includes some of his specialties. The sturm und drang of…

The intrepid ECCO (East Coast Chamber Orchestra) makes its 92Y debut with a program ranging from a piece based on some of the oldest music in existence to the New…

Angela Hewitt begins the final season of her multi-year Bach Odyssey with performances of the last three English Suites, following up on her performance of the first three in May.…

Italian pianist Alessio Bax, “among the most remarkable young pianists now before the public” (Gramophone), performs a program of music inspired by, or directly from, his homeland. Beginning with Bach’s…

The “elegant, polished, and heartfelt” (The Boston Globe) pianist Benjamin Hochman begins a two-concert exploration of the influence of words on music with purely instrumental works which take their inspiration…

“A virtuoso pianist is a virtuoso composer, too,” writes The New York Times of Daniil Trifonov. In this exciting program with the New York Philharmonic String Quartet, both aspects of…

Two adventurous performers highlighted in the 2018-19 season return to 92Y to plumb the breadth and depth of the sonata repertoire for violin and harpsichord. Stefan Jackiw makes his second…

The “towering…magnificent…unbearably moving” (The New York Times) bass-baritone Eric Owens arrives at 92Y with the phenomenal pianist Jeremy Denk for a performance of Schubert’s immortal Winterreise, a winter journey set…

This remarkable program from the McGill/McHale Trio, comprising Anthony McGill, clarinet; Demarre McGill, flute, and pianist Michael McHale, explores dances of all sorts: from the Hungarian Furiant and the American…

English baritone Roderick Williams, the “most engaging of performers” who “has one hanging on every word” (The Evening Standard), joins artistic director and pianist Julius Drake in a continuation of…

This fascinating Inflection Series event tells two mythical stories, set to music in truly legendary fashion. First, the sublime mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano joins tenor Bille Bruley and pianist Benjamin…

Our season-long exploration of the influence of Beethoven on the song cycle continues with works of one of his greatest admirers, Robert Schumann. Beginning with the “series motto,” Beethoven’s letter to…

“Once Jay Campbell wraps himself around the cello, you’re willing to follow him anywhere”, said the Washington Post, and this is sure to be a very interesting journey! Undertaken with…