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Artiste: Orchestra of St Luke's

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New YorkThe Australian Ballet | Oscar©

St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble
Talbot: Oscar
Christopher Wheeldon; The Australian Ballet; David Hallberg; Jean-Marc Puissant; Jon Goldman

New YorkBerlioz’s Symphonie fantastique

St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble
Berlioz
Orchestra of St Luke's; Louis Langrée; Benjamin Bernheim

New YorkFrom Opera to Hollywood

St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble
Verdi, Puccini, Bizet, Morricone, Zimmer, Rota
Orchestra of St Luke's; Darko Butorac; Tamara Radjenović; Murat Karahan

New YorkA Venetian Christmas

St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble
Vivaldi
St Luke's Chamber Ensemble

New YorkHildegard von Bingen and Sofia Gubaidulina

St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble
von Bingen, Goubaïdoulina, Snider
St Luke's Chamber Ensemble; Megan Moore

New YorkOn the Town in Concert

St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble
Bernstein: On the Town
Orchestra of St Luke's; Rob Berman; Shuler Hensley
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Poise over fire: McGegan, Chen and the Orchestra of St Luke’s

Stella Chen © Jennifer Taylor
A late substitution turns a violinist-led showcase into a polished, orchestra-centred Bach Festival evening at Carnegie Hall. 

Pichon crafts inventive Beethoven program with Orchestra of St Luke's

Raphaël Pichon conducts the Orchestra of St Luke's © Fadi Kheir
The French conductor pairs Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with several of the composer’s more obscure miniatures, performed alongside thematically related poetry.

A resplendent St John Passion at Carnegie Hall

Joélle Harvey and Bernard Labadie © Chris Lee
Principal Conductor Bernard Labadie leads the Orchestra of St Luke’s in a superbly sung and played performance of Bach’s fiery and dramatic St John Passion. 

Promethean Fire and an homage to Carolyn Adams ignite Paul Taylor

Madelyn Ho and Devon Louis in Paul Taylor's Promethean Fire © Whitney Browne
A chilling masterpiece, a tribute to a beloved dancer, and the announcement of a new resident choreographer galvanized the Paul Taylor Dance gala audience at New York's Lincoln Center.

Three premieres – heard twice – in New York

Brad Lubman conducts the Orchestra of St Luke's © DeShaun Craddock
It can be a pleasure to hear an unfamiliar piece twice in the same program. Here, we heard three premieres fresh and then repeated after composer comments. 

An uneven performance at Carnegie Hall by The Orchestra of St Luke’s

A rare Bach devotee among today's immensely talented crop of under-thirty pianists, Beatrice Rana interpreted both concertos with great incisiveness.