Experience Glenn Gould’s lifelong fascination with Bach. Learn More 

Acoustic and electric virtuosity in a program spanning Bach to Reich. Learn More 

A can’t-miss performance by an all-star trio. Learn More 

A free concert featuring music by Beethoven and Mahler. Learn More 

Fleet-fingered technique and poetic expression in works by Bach, Debussy, and Rachmaninoff. Learn More 

A robust pairing of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto and Mahler’s Fifth Symphony. Learn More 

The “foremost lieder singer of our time” presents an all-Mahler recital with “crystalline pianist” Gerold Huber (New York Times). Learn More 

Britten Sinfonia and U.K.-based chorus The Sixteen present the U.S. premiere of MacMillan’s Stabat Mater, a gripping new masterpiece evoking a mother’s anguish. Learn More 

Kit Armstrong illuminates Bach’s intricate Goldberg Variations in this lyrical Sunday-morning concert. Learn More 

Caroline Shaw joins the dynamic Attacca Quartet for an enchanting free concert of her works. Learn More 

The National Symphony Orchestra accompanied by soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Stephen Gould delve into Wagner’s spellbinding mediation on love and death. Learn More 

Experience the “passion, grit and electricity” (New York Times) of violinist Isabelle Faust in this robust all-Beethoven recital. Learn More 

A stirring program of Baroque masterworks with the unparalleled Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and its Choir. Learn More 

“Dynamo of the podium” Gustavo Dudamel (Chicago Tribune) returns with the LA Phil for Bruckner’s “Romantic” Symphony. Learn More 

Pianist Yuja Wang joins the LA Phil for a bewitching and boundary-breaking program featuring a New York premiere by John Adams and Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring. Learn More 

Stunning Czech mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kožená inspires in this poetic evening of Shakespeare-influenced songs. Learn More 

Charismatic violinist Rachel Barton Pine brings her passion and virtuosity to this boundary-defying concert featuring works spanning the repertoire. Learn More 

Gifted Hungarian cellist István Várdai brings his “oaky complexity” of tone (Washington Post) to a stunning solo recital performance. Learn More 

“America’s favorite mezzo” (Gramophone) returns to the stage where she made her New York recital debut with a program that illuminates her lustrous voice and exquisite... Learn More 

A free performance by an ensemble of “serious depth and versatility” (San Francisco Chronicle). Learn More 

A revealing portrait of the man behind the legend, featuring interviews with conductors Claudio Abbado, Leonard Bernstein, Pierre Boulez, and Daniel Harding. Learn More 

Inventing new possibilities for Russian folk instruments, the lively Russian Renaissance quartet performs a wide-ranging program including works by Bach, Rameau, Prokofiev, and Gismonti. Learn More 

A thrilling, all-Dvořák program from the revelatory Budapest Festival Orchestra. Learn More 

German contralto Gerhild Romberger joins the Budapest Festival Orchestra for this arresting all-Mahler program, featuring the heart-rending Kindertotenlieder. Learn More 

The incomparable Leonard Bernstein leads the Vienna Philharmonic in this 1975 concert film of Mahler’s magnificent “Symphony of a Thousand.” Learn More 

The remarkable Concerto Köln celebrates the best of the Baroque on period instruments in this extended paean to the violin. Learn More 

The “uncommonly poetic” pianist (New York Times), Gramophone’s 2016 Artist of the Year, presents a tantalizing all-Bach recital. Learn More 

The cutting-edge quartet demonstrates its “rare level of innovation” (New Classic LA) in this free, literature-inspired program. Learn More 

Beloved pianist Emanuel Ax joins the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra under rising star Lahav Shani for this majestic all-Brahms program. Learn More 

The illustrious ensemble embarks on an intrepid three-concert series pairing Beethoven’s “Razumovsky” Quartets with the complete Bartók cycle. Learn More 

A revelatory performance of Beethoven’s final piano sonatas from the “phenomenally good” Steven Osborne (Arts Desk). Learn More 

The second in a three-concert series pairing Beethoven’s “Razumovsky” Quartets with the complete Bartók cycle.  Learn More 

Exceptional technique meets imaginative programming at this morning concert with the award-winning Aizuri Quartet. Learn More 

A bountiful evening of Beethoven lieder, including “Adelaide,” “An die Hoffnung,” and his spellbinding song cycle An die ferne Geliebte. Learn More 

Experience the U.K.-based quartet’s “electrifying intensity” (Sunday Times) in this free all-Beethoven program. Learn More 

A spine-tingling all-Bartók program led by the “unflagging zest” of Simon Rattle and his London Symphony Orchestra (Times, U.K.). Learn More 

Violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja joins the celebrated London Symphony Orchestra in a highly virtuosic program of Villa-Lobos, Ligeti, and Mahler. Learn More 

The Emerson String Quartet’s daring Bartók and Beethoven series concludes with a tantalizing exploration of each composer’s vast musical universe. Learn More 

Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient Tessa Lark brings her nimble Appalachian fiddling to an eclectic classical program. Learn More 

The preeminent pianist gives miraculous new life to Bach’s canonical keyword work. Learn More 

An ingenious program pairing classical works with contemporary innovation from the intrepid Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and violinist Pekka Kuusisto. Learn More