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READ | WATCH: Linked to our upcoming Voices from Latin America festival, this week's Live from Carnegie Hall kicks off a summer series in which we focus on albums recorded live at the Hall that feature artists and music of Latin America. The first in the series celebrates the 50th anniversary of the explosion of bossa nova in the US with a major concert at Carnegie Hall in 1962.
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READ | LISTEN | PHOTOS: Carnegie Hall has been a venue for major comedy performances for more than a century. Generation upon generation of comedic giants have performed on the main stage. It is fitting, then, that this week's Live from Carnegie Hall celebrates the anniversary of the final performances by two legends of radio, television, and live comedy for more than half a century, Bob & Ray.
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READ: Marking the imminent anniversary of the legendary concert, this week's Live from Carnegie Hall takes a look at Miles Davis's 1961 performance with his quintet and the Gil Evans Orchestra at the Hall.
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READ: Since our Musical Theater Project—part of the Weill Music Institute's Musical Exchange program—is currently in full swing with Leslie Stifelman and Roger Rees, this week's installment of Live from Carnegie Hall features long-time Broadway star Bernadette Peters.
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READ | PHOTOS: Carnegie Hall, in association with Rodgers & Hammerstein: An Imagem Company, presents The Sound of Music on Tuesday, April 24. Sure to be a magical evening of enchanting, memorable music, this presentation follows in the footsteps of other landmark musical productions at the Hall, including Show Boat, Carousel, and—the subject of this week's Live from Carnegie Hall post—South Pacific.
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