Manhattan's Carnegie Hall is one of the most popular concert halls in all of the nation, hosting a wide array of classic and contemporary music throughout the year. From the legendary Peter Tchaikovsky to various orchestras from around the nation, Carnegie Hall has nearly always offered New York City only the very best in classical music.
Carnegie Hall is not one hall, but actually three separate ones. The main hall, known as the Isaac Stern Auditorium seats 2,804 individuals, with the two smaller halls, the Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall and Joan and Sanford I. Weill Recital Hall, seating 599 seats and 268 seats respectively. Everything about this structure is a unique addition to New York City. From its endless line of entertainment options to unique architecture, Carnegie Hall offers a number of reasons to come visit while in New York City.
No New York trip is complete without visiting Carnegie Hall and what better way to enjoy this destination than by listening to the beautiful voices of the Handel Choral Works.
