World renowned Orchestra of St. Luke's returns to the historic venue for its annual Carnegie Hall Orchestra Series, comprised of three different dates and three diverse programmes. Heralded as one of America's most versatile ensembles, the orchestra regularly plays concerts throughout the world, has collaborated with composers like John Adams and Andre Previn and has appeared on four Grammy-Award winning classical recordings.

Under the artistic direction of British conductor Harry Bicket, The English Concert return to Carnegie Hall and play an extra date at Georgia's Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall. The English Concert is a famous London-based baroque orchestra who create music using period instruments.

The world-renowned MET Orchestra is back! Under the guidance of Music Director Yannick Nezet-Seguin, they'll be showcasing an incredibly diverse repertoire featuring special guests like Mezzo-Soprano Isabel Leonard, violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter and Soprano Elza van den Heever. From Strauss to Ravel The MET orchestra provides exceptional performances and enchanting evenings to all those who attend.

Shining bright amongst the stars of 21st century opera, American diva Joyce DiDonato and her resplendent mezzo-soprano vocals have reigned supreme in the upper echelons of the art form ever since her professional debut in Tod Machover's Resurrection with the Houston Grand Opera in 1999. The Grammy-winning performer enchants wherever she performs, don't miss her live!

Originally hailing from Northern Island, husband and wife team Keith and Krystyn Getty have emerged as the most popular modern hymn songwriters in the world. They are perhaps best known for 'In Christ Alone', which can regularly be heard in churches across the globe, and have nine studio albums to their name.