Tagged: Carnegie Hall Live

Airs Thursday, April 4 at 11:00 a.m. "What I feel for Schumann goes beyond love and admiration," says Jonathan Biss. "The intensity of his passion for music, and his will to use music as a poetic and personal, yet fully realized and deeply expressive language strike me as the highest aims imaginable for a musician." On this program, part of his season-long focus on Mozart, Janácek, and Schumann, Biss joins members of the Elias String Quartet for Schumann's Piano Quartet.

Jonathan Biss, Piano;  Elias String Quartet;   Sara Bitlloch, Violin;   Donald Grant, Violin;   Martin Saving, Viola;  Marie Bitlloch, Cello

Airs Thursday, March 21 at 11 a.m. The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra takes the stage under  Simon Rattle with Soprano  Camilla Tilling, Mezzo-Soprano Bernarda Fink, and the Westminster Symphonic Choir under Joe Miller for Three songs by Hugo Wolf and Mahler's  Symphony No. 2 (Resurrection).

Airs Thursday, March 19 at 11:00 a.m. At the heart of Osvaldo Golijov's residency as Carnegie Hall's Richard and Barbara Debs Composer's Chair is this performance of his La Pasión según San Marcos, featuring members of the Venezuelan chorus to which the piece is dedicated, together with high school singers from throughout New York City. Drawing on the sounds of Latin America with texts in Spanish, Latin, and Aramaic, the piece is evocative, wildly inventive, and entirely characteristic of Golijov's personal aesthetic.