A group of vibrant young musicians come together in The Orchestra Now's famous and celebrated programme to bring you a slice of Russian Drama. Performing a special concert at the Carnegie Hall, witness some of the world's best young musicians dive into Rimsky-Korsakov's Symphony No. 1 and Gliere's Symphony No. 3.

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 Grammy- and Emmy Award-winning Israeli-American is renowned as the pre-eminent violinist of the 20th century after coming to prominence at the tender age of 13 on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1958. Despite losing the use of his legs due to polio, he has overcome the odds to become one of the most successful violin virtuosos in the world and his haunting music work has featured in movies including Schindler's List and Memoirs of a Geisha.

Japanese classical pianist and conductor Mitsuko Uchida will perform at Carnegie Hall as she embarks on her last leg exploring the works of Austrian composer Franz Peter Schubert.