Carnegie Hall

A recital at Carnegie Hall confirms the tenor’s talent but leaves questions about the depth of his artistry.

The new album “Mingus at Carnegie Hall” makes a 1974 performance available in full for the first time.

The sound is often tinny, the stage patter awkward, but live-streamed events have generated moments of startling power.

The Icelandic pianist offers a refuge of otherworldly beauty, and the Australian composer confronts us with the catastrophic reality of the world as it is.

Withers, who died on Friday, at the age of eighty-one, sounded effortless when he sang, ambling into his verses, unhurried. You just had to catch up, or slow down.

Venice comes to Carnegie Hall; Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera, and Le Poisson Rouge host some potent pairings.

The piano prodigy is known for the brilliance of her playing and for her dramatic outfits.