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2017–2018 Season Artist Index 2017–2018 Season Artist Index Following is an alphabetical list of artists and ensembles performing in Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage (SA/PS), Zankel Hall (ZH), and Weill Recital Hall (WRH) during Carnegie Hall’s 2017–2018 season. Corresponding concert date(s) and concert titles are also included. For full program information, please refer to the 2017–2018 chronological listing of events. Adès, Thomas 10/15/2017 Thomas Adès and Friends (ZH) Aimard, Pierre-Laurent 3/8/2018 Pierre-Laurent Aimard (SA/PS) Alarm Will Sound 3/16/2018 Alarm Will Sound (ZH) Altstaedt, Nicolas 2/28/2018 Nicolas Altstaedt / Fazil Say (WRH) American Composers Orchestra 12/8/2017 American Composers Orchestra (ZH) 4/6/2018 American Composers Orchestra (ZH) Anderson, Laurie 2/8/2018 Nico Muhly and Friends Investigate the Glass Archive (ZH) Angeli, Paolo 1/26/2018 Paolo Angeli (ZH) Ansell, Steven 4/13/2018 Boston Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) Apollon Musagète Quartet 2/16/2018 Apollon Musagète Quartet (WRH) Apollo’s Fire 3/22/2018 Apollo’s Fire (ZH) Arcángel 3/17/2018 Andalusian Voices: Carmen Linares, Marina Heredia, and Arcángel (SA/PS) Archibald, Jane 3/25/2018 The English Concert (SA/PS) Argerich, Martha 10/20/2017 Orchestra dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia (SA/PS) 3/22/2018 Itzhak Perlman / Martha Argerich (SA/PS) Artemis Quartet 4/10/2018 Artemis Quartet (ZH) Atwood, Jim 2/27/2018 Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) Ax, Emanuel 2/22/2018 Emanuel Ax / Leonidas Kavakos / Yo-Yo Ma (SA/PS) 5/10/2018 Emanuel Ax (SA/PS) Babayan, Sergei 3/1/2018 Daniil Trifonov / Sergei Babayan (ZH) Barnatan, Inon 10/17/2017 Alisa Weilerstein / Inon Barnatan (ZH) Barton, Jamie 12/18/2017 Jamie Barton / Kathleen Kelly (ZH) Bass, Robert 11/8/2017 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra 5/4/2018 Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) 5/5/2018 Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) Bayerische Staatsoper 3/29/2018 Bayerische Staatsoper (SA/PS) Bayerisches Staatsorchester 3/28/2018 Bayerisches Staatsorchester (SA/PS) 3/29/2018 Bayerische Staatsoper (SA/PS) Beczała, Piotr 2/28/2018 Piotr Beczała / Martin Katz (SA/PS) Bell, Joshua 2/7/2018 Joshua Bell (SA/PS) Bhiman, Bhi 3/10/2018 Bhi Bhiman (ZH) Bicket, Harry 3/25/2018 The English Concert (SA/PS) Bielawa, Lisa 2/16/2018 Philip Glass Ensemble: Music with Changing Parts (SA/PS) Blaze, Robin 4/11/2018 Robin Blaze / Elizabeth Kenny (WRH) Bondarenko, Andrei 12/8/2017 Andrei Bondarenko / Gary Matthewman (WRH) Borromeo String Quartet 10/20/2017 Borromeo String Quartet (WRH) Boston Symphony Orchestra 4/11/2018 Boston Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) 4/12/2018 Boston Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) 4/13/2018 Boston Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) Artist Index Bridelli, Giuseppina 10/6/2017 L’Arpeggiata (ZH) 10/7/2017 L’Arpeggiata (ZH) Bronfman, Yefim 11/7/2017 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) Brower, Angela 3/29/2018 Bayerische Staatsoper (SA/PS) Brownlee, Lawrence 3/29/2018 Bayerische Staatsoper (SA/PS) 4/24/2018 Lawrence Brownlee / Myra Huang (ZH) Bullock, Julia 4/20/2018 Julia Bullock (WRH) Capezzuto, Vincenzo 10/7/2017 L’Arpeggiata (ZH) Capuçon, Gautier 4/26/2018 Daniil Trifonov / Kremerata Baltica / Gautier Capuçon (SA/PS) Chew, Ray 12/13/2017 Sing Along: The Music of Stevie Wonder (SA/PS) 2/5/2018 Sounds of Change (SA/PS) Chicago Symphony Orchestra 2/9/2018 Chicago Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) 2/10/2018 Chicago Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) China NCPA Orchestra 10/30/2017 China NCPA Orchestra (SA/PS) Choir of the Bayerische Staatsoper 3/29/2018 Bayerische Staatsoper (SA/PS) Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, The 1/24/2018 The Cleveland Orchestra (SA/PS) Cleveland Orchestra, The 1/23/2018 The Cleveland Orchestra (SA/PS) 1/24/2018 The Cleveland Orchestra (SA/PS) Collegiate Chorale, The 11/8/2017 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) Community Voices of Philadelphia 4/10/2018 The Philadelphia Orchestra (SA/PS) Cooke, Sasha 3/25/2018 The English Concert (SA/PS) Cooley, Thomas 10/12/2017 Orchestra of St. Luke’s (SA/PS) Coote, Alice 10/15/2017 Thomas Adès and Friends (ZH) Crosby, David 1/25/2018 Snarky Puppy / David Crosby (SA/PS) Davies, Iestyn 10/15/2017 Thomas Adès and Friends (ZH) 3/25/2018 The English Concert (SA/PS) Debargue, Lucas 12/7/2017 Janine Jansen and Friends (ZH) Denk, Jeremy 2/15/2018 Orchestra of St. Luke’s (SA/PS) Dover Quartet 1/21/2018 Janine Jansen / Jean-Yves Thibaudet (SA/PS) Doyle, Matt 10/27/2017 The New York Pops (SA/PS) Drake, Julius 10/13/2017 Ruby Hughes / Julius Drake (WRH) Dudamel, Gustavo 2/23/2018 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) 2/24/2018 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) 2/25/2018 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) Eckert, Erika 10/12/2017 Takács Quartet (ZH) 10/14/2017 Takács Quartet (ZH) Eckhoff, Sören 3/29/2018 Bayerische Staatsoper (SA/PS) Ehnes, James 5/30/2018 The MET Orchestra (SA/PS) Eiche, Markus 3/29/2018 Bayerische Staatsoper (SA/PS) Elias String Quartet 3/9/2018 Elias String Quartet (WRH) Emerson String Quartet 4/27/2018 Evgeny Kissin / Emerson String Quartet (SA/PS) English Concert, The 3/25/2018 The English Concert (SA/PS) Ensemble Connect 10/23/2017 Ensemble Connect (WRH) 12/5/2017 Ensemble Connect (WRH) 2/19/2018 Ensemble Connect (WRH) 4/19/2018 Ensemble Connect (WRH) Ensemble Signal 11/2/2017 Ensemble Signal (ZH) Erez, Itamar 4/14/2018 Omar Faruk Tekbilek (ZH) 2 Artist Index Esfahani, Mahan 5/1/2018 Mahan Esfahani (WRH) Ewoldt, Ali 10/27/2017 The New York Pops (SA/PS) Fain, Timothy 12/8/2017 American Composers Orchestra (ZH) Fang, Ying 2/23/2018 Ying Fang / Ken Noda (WRH) Farantouri, Maria 5/12/2018 Maria Farantouri (SA/PS) Faust, Isabelle 5/5/2018 Les Violons du Roy (ZH) Feinstein, Michael 10/25/2017 Standard Time with Michael Feinstein (ZH) 2/14/2018 Standard Time with Michael Feinstein (ZH) 3/21/2018 Standard Time with Michael Feinstein (ZH) Fischer, Julia 3/28/2018 Bayerisches Staatsorchester (SA/PS) Fisher, Rob 4/18/2018 Candide (SA/PS) Fleming, Renée 10/23/2017 Renée Fleming (SA/PS) Foster, Ruthie 2/3/2018 Ruthie Foster / North Mississippi Allstars (ZH) Frank, Pamela 12/24/2017 New York String Orchestra (SA/PS) Friction Quartet 3/24/2018 The Vietnam War: At Home and Abroad (ZH) Friedman, Jay 2/9/2018 Chicago Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) Fröst, Martin 12/7/2017 Janine Jansen and Friends (ZH) Fujimura, Mihoko 11/8/2017 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) 4/12/2018 Boston Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) Gatti, Daniele 1/17/2018 Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (SA/PS) 1/18/2018 Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (SA/PS) Gavrylyuk, Alexander 12/9/2017 Janine Jansen and Friends (ZH) Gergiev, Valery 11/14/2017 Mariinsky Orchestra (SA/PS) 11/15/2017 Mariinsky Orchestra (SA/PS) Giguère, Pascale 5/5/2018 Les Violons du Roy (ZH) Glass, Philip 2/16/2018 Philip Glass Ensemble: Music with Changing Parts (SA/PS) Goerne, Matthias 2/6/2018 Matthias Goerne / Daniil Trifonov (SA/PS) Gomez, Estelí 2/8/2018 Nico Muhly and Friends Investigate the Glass Archive (ZH) Goode, Richard 12/28/2017 New York String Orchestra (SA/PS) Gražinytė-Tyla, Mirga 5/18/2018 The MET Orchestra (SA/PS) Guerguerian, River 4/14/2018 Omar Faruk Tekbilek (ZH) Gutman, Renana 12/1/2017 Alexi Kenney / Renana Gutman (WRH) Hadelich, Augustin 12/7/2017 Orchestra of St. Luke’s (SA/PS) Hahn, Hilary 12/8/2017 The Philadelphia Orchestra (SA/PS) Hamasyan, Tigran 1/11/2018 Roomful of Teeth (ZH) Hamelin, Marc-André 11/1/2017 Marc-André Hamelin (SA/PS) Hampson, Thomas 1/24/2018 The Cleveland Orchestra (SA/PS) Hannigan, Barbara 10/21/2017 Orchestra dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia (SA/PS) Harvey, Joélle 3/25/2018 The English Concert (SA/PS) Heras-Casado, Pablo 10/12/2017 Orchestra of St. Luke’s (SA/PS) Heredia, Marina 3/17/2018 Andalusian Voices: Carmen Linares, Marina Heredia, and Arcángel (SA/PS) Hilty, Megan 12/15/2017 The New York Pops (SA/PS) 12/16/2017 The New York Pops (SA/PS) Hough, Stephen 1/30/2018 Stephen Hough (SA/PS) Huang, Myra 4/24/2018 Lawrence Brownlee / Myra Huang (ZH) Hughes, Ruby 10/13/2017 Ruby Hughes / Julius Drake (WRH) Iglehart, James Monroe 2/2/2018 The New York Pops (SA/PS) Ionita, Andrei 4/19/2018 Andrei Ionita (ZH) 3 Artist Index Isakkut, Hasan 4/14/2018 Omar Faruk Tekbilek (ZH) Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 11/7/2017 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) 11/8/2017 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) 11/9/2017 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (SA/PS) Istad, Robert 4/21/2018 Pacific Symphony (SA/PS) Iverson, Ethan 4/6/2018 American Composers Orchestra (ZH) JACK Quartet 3/6/2018 Sō Percussion / JACK Quartet (ZH) Jansen, Janine 12/7/2017 Janine Jansen and Friends (ZH) 12/9/2017 Janine Jansen and Friends (ZH) 1/18/2018 Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (SA/PS) 1/21/2018 Janine Jansen / Jean-Yves Thibaudet (SA/PS) 3/13/2018 The Philadelphia Orchestra (SA/PS) Jansons, Mariss 5/4/2018 Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) 5/5/2018 Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) Jenkins, Capathia 2/2/2018 The New York Pops (SA/PS) John Patitucci Guitar Quartet 4/28/2018 John Patitucci Guitar Quartet (ZH) Kaiser, Joseph 10/15/2017 Thomas Adès and Friends (ZH) Kantor, Adam 11/17/2017 The New York Pops (SA/PS) Kaplan, Lisa 2/8/2018 Nico Muhly and Friends Investigate the Glass Archive (ZH) Katz, Martin 2/28/2018 Piotr Beczała / Martin Katz (SA/PS) Kaufmann, Jonas 1/20/2018 Jonas Kaufmann (SA/PS) 4/12/2018 Boston Symphony Orchestra (SA/PS) Kavakos, Leonidas 2/22/2018 Emanuel Ax / Leonidas Kavakos / Yo-Yo Ma (SA/PS) Kelly, Kathleen 12/18/2017 Jamie Barton / Kathleen Kelly (ZH) Kenney, Alexi 12/1/2017 Alexi Kenney / Renana Gutman (WRH) Kenny, Elizabeth 4/11/2018 Robin Blaze / Elizabeth Kenny (WRH) Khan, Amjad Ali 11/4/2017 Amjad Ali Khan (ZH) Kissin, Evgeny 4/27/2018 Evgeny Kissin / Emerson String Quartet (SA/PS) 5/20/2018 Evgeny Kissin (SA/PS) Kremer, Gidon 4/25/2018 Kremerata Baltica (SA/PS) 4/26/2018 Daniil Trifonov / Kremerata Baltica / Gautier Capuçon (SA/PS) Kremerata Baltica 4/25/2018 Kremerata Baltica (SA/PS) 4/26/2018 Daniil Trifonov / Kremerata Baltica / Gautier Capuçon (SA/PS) Kronos Quartet 1/19/2018 Kronos Quartet (ZH) Labadie, Bernard 12/7/2017 Orchestra of St.
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