Voice Classical Concerts in New York

Brooklyn Art Song Society public classical-vocal programme: Passions II: Chausson and Duparc. Individual songs, composers beyond the named programme focus, and performer roster are unannounced here. Numerical general-public admission unconfirmed. Subscription, concession, donation and free-parking benefits are not single-ticket prices. Fees and availability unconfirmed. One public physical concert, not separate Premium/Regular performances or the on-demand stream. Explicit 2026–27 season and uniquely matching Sunday March 14 establish the year omitted from that row; no guessed outreach-year repair. Masterclasses, senior-center outreach/public-access ambiguity, past October and subscriptions are excluded. No private youth roster, invented room/street/end, subscription-as-free badge or assumed price.

Presented by Carnegie Hall Presents. Performers: Rhiannon Giddens, Banjo, Fiddle, Viola, Vocals, and Artistic Director; Yo-Yo Ma, Cello and Founder; Silkroad Ensemble; Kinan Azmeh, Clarinet; Shawn Conley, Bass; Sandeep Das, Tabla; Haruka Fujii, Percussion; Maeve Gilchrist, Celtic Harp; Colin Jacobsen, Violin; Wu Man, Pipa; Karen Ouzounian, Cello; Shane Shanahan, Percussion Program: TRAD. TRAD. "Swannanoa Tunnel" / "Steel Driving Man" (arr. Rhiannon Giddens and Silkroad Ensemble); JIPING ZHAO JIPING ZHAO "Summer in the High Grassland"; WU MAN / RHIANNON GIDDENS WU MAN / RHIANNON GIDDENS "Rainy Day"; WU MAN WU MAN "Green (Vincent’s Tune)" (arr. Ljova and Colin Jacobsen); TRAD. TRAD. "Tha Mi Sgith" (arr. Maeve Gilchrist and Mary Ann Kennedy); WATANABE WATANABE "The Arch"; PETER GABRIEL PETER GABRIEL "Biko" (arr. Colin Jacobsen); KINAN AZMEH KINAN AZMEH "Jisreen"; SANDEEP DAS SANDEEP DAS "Saraswati"; HARUKA FUJII HARUKA FUJII Songs for Ishikawa; KAREN OUZOUNIAN KAREN OUZOUNIAN "Songs of the Sap"; SANDEEP DAS / KOJIRO UMEZAK I/ JIANBING HU SANDEEP DAS / KOJIRO UMEZAK I/ JIANBING HU "If You Shall Return"

Mozart: Piano Trio in B flat Major, K 502 Schumann: Sechs Gedichte und Requiem, Op. 90 ~ intermission ~ Mozart: Abendempfindung, K 523 Saariaho: Changing Light (violin and voice) Mozart: Piano Trio in E Major, K. 542 Public single tickets: $20 general admission / $25 reserved. $10 student/essential-worker concessions and under-$10 series averages are conditional, not the general minimum; fees and availability unconfirmed. One public physical Saturday chamber concert. Explicit 2026–27 season plus primary published date/title and exact Saturday/month/day/7:30 p.m./physical school establishes the slot. The week-long virtual replay is not another concert; box-office/mailing addresses, biography performances and estimated durations do not define this event. Published Squarespace page identity plus reviewed season slot is not a vendor performance ID. Mitsuko Uchida is in institutional background, not the billed four-person ensemble.

Jenufa New Production November 16–December 4 After delivering one of the most stunning productions in recent Met memory with his 2025 take on Strauss’s Salome, director Claus Guth returns with a psychologically probing setting of Janácek’s haunting Jenufa, extolled by The Telegraph at its London premiere as an “edgy, evocative staging that will surely become a classic.” Headlining the new staging is soprano Asmik Grigorian, whose dramatic intensity and powerhouse voice are perfectly suited to the demands of the title character, a young woman driven to despair by abandonment and betrayal. Legendary soprano Nina Stemme returns to the Met as the Kostelnicka, Jenufa’s stern stepmother, who commits an unspeakable act in a misguided attempt to save Jenufa from ruin. Standout tenors Sean Panikkar and Allan Clayton also star as the impulsive Laca, who disfigures Jenufa in a fit of jealousy, and his stepbrother Števa, who fathers her child before cruelly abandoning her. Maestro Tomáš Hanus makes his company debut on the podium.

Jenufa New Production November 16–December 4 After delivering one of the most stunning productions in recent Met memory with his 2025 take on Strauss’s Salome, director Claus Guth returns with a psychologically probing setting of Janácek’s haunting Jenufa, extolled by The Telegraph at its London premiere as an “edgy, evocative staging that will surely become a classic.” Headlining the new staging is soprano Asmik Grigorian, whose dramatic intensity and powerhouse voice are perfectly suited to the demands of the title character, a young woman driven to despair by abandonment and betrayal. Legendary soprano Nina Stemme returns to the Met as the Kostelnicka, Jenufa’s stern stepmother, who commits an unspeakable act in a misguided attempt to save Jenufa from ruin. Standout tenors Sean Panikkar and Allan Clayton also star as the impulsive Laca, who disfigures Jenufa in a fit of jealousy, and his stepbrother Števa, who fathers her child before cruelly abandoning her. Maestro Tomáš Hanus makes his company debut on the podium.

GUTT: In Search of Life's Seasons Presented by Summit Artists Group LLC. Performers: Master Jeongwook Park; Jongguk Park, Piri and Taepyeongso; Youngme Im, Sangjanggo; Byungtae Kim, Jing; Wanah Kim, Singer Program: TRAD. TRAD. Cheolmuri-Gutt

Jenufa New Production November 16–December 4 After delivering one of the most stunning productions in recent Met memory with his 2025 take on Strauss’s Salome, director Claus Guth returns with a psychologically probing setting of Janácek’s haunting Jenufa, extolled by The Telegraph at its London premiere as an “edgy, evocative staging that will surely become a classic.” Headlining the new staging is soprano Asmik Grigorian, whose dramatic intensity and powerhouse voice are perfectly suited to the demands of the title character, a young woman driven to despair by abandonment and betrayal. Legendary soprano Nina Stemme returns to the Met as the Kostelnicka, Jenufa’s stern stepmother, who commits an unspeakable act in a misguided attempt to save Jenufa from ruin. Standout tenors Sean Panikkar and Allan Clayton also star as the impulsive Laca, who disfigures Jenufa in a fit of jealousy, and his stepbrother Števa, who fathers her child before cruelly abandoning her. Maestro Tomáš Hanus makes his company debut on the podium.

Presented by Distinguished Concerts International New York (DCINY). Performers: Distinguished Concerts Singers International; Deke Sharon, Conductor; Alexis Knapp, Soprano; SPIDERHORSE, Beatbox; The RockNRoll Festival Chorus; Joseph Cantaffa, Conductor; Brighton Tour Choir; Mariemont High School Choirs; Reclaim Arts Academy Chorale; Cayuga's Waiters; Affinity Female Voice Choir; Acoustic Theory Program: DEKE SHARON "Rockin' Underneath the Tree!"; SPECTOR / BARRY / GREENWICH SPECTOR / BARRY / GREENWICH "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" (arr. Deke Sharon); JAVITS JAVITS "Santa Baby" (arr. Deke Sharon); TRAD. TRAD. "Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah" (arr. Deke Sharon); JEFFERSON / HAWES / SIMMONS JEFFERSON / HAWES / SIMMONS "Mighty Love" (arr. Deke Sharon); MARTIN "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (arr. Deke Sharon); MARIAH CAREY / WALTER AFANASIEFF MARIAH CAREY / WALTER AFANASIEFF "All I Want for Christmas Is You" (arr. Deke Sharon); BERLIN BERLIN "White Christmas" (arr. Deke Sharon)