Events

Join percussionist Marcos López to explore Latin music culture and identity both in the United States and abroad.

Singer and performer Joseph Keckler activates Petrie Court with a new musical performance piece that explores life, death, and mythology in contemporary NYC and America.

Enjoy performances by young artists from the Bach Virtuosi Festival and students and recent graduates of Juilliard.

Join Brooklyn College graduate and undergraduate students for an exploration of temptation through art and drama.

Singer and performer Joseph Keckler activates Petrie Court with a new musical performance piece that explores life, death, and mythology in contemporary NYC and America.

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with internationally acclaimed Japanese shakuhachi masters The Shakuhachi 5.

Join Syrian composer Faraj Abyad for a moving evening of world premieres that redefine classical Arabic music.

Join Leon Botstein and The Orchestra Now as they discuss parallels between art and music.

Brooklyn Rider plays Philip Glass's complete string quartets in a mesmerizing, three-day series.

Brooklyn Rider plays Philip Glass's complete string quartets in a mesmerizing, three-day series.

Immerse yourself in the oud (Middle Eastern lute) with a performance by Mavrothi Kontanis, accompanied by violinist Megan Gould.

Brooklyn Rider plays Philip Glass's complete string quartets in a mesmerizing, three-day series.

Join us for a chamber music concert series featuring New York City public high school students.

Join bassoonist and composer Joy Guidry as she plays a solo set of experimental ambient music inspired by gospel, electronic, and jazz.

Pioneering New York City composer Michael Gordon stages a new, site-specific piece for sixteen percussionists throughout The Met Cloisters, co-directed and -choreographed by Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar.

Pioneering New York City composer Michael Gordon stages a new, site-specific piece for sixteen percussionists throughout The Met Cloisters, co-directed and -choreographed by Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar.

Pioneering New York City composer Michael Gordon stages a new, site-specific piece for sixteen percussionists throughout The Met Cloisters, co-directed and -choreographed by Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar.