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NOVEMBER 2 0 1 5 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

November 1 Sunday

FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTERScary Movies 9This annual series, now in itsninth edition, brings a deadlydosage of hair-raising premieresand classics. Visit filmlinc.comfor details. Through November 5

GREAT PERFORMERS WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALPrayerChristine Brewer, sopranoPaul Jacobs, organWorks by Handel, Bach, Puccini,Franck, Gounod, and Widor Alice Tully Hall 5 PM

LINCOLN CENTER THEATERRodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I Directed by Bartlett SherVivian Beaumont Theater 3 PM

LINCOLN CENTER THEATERDada Woof Papa HotMitzi E. Newhouse Theater 3 PM

LINCOLN CENTER THEATERKill FloorClaire Tow Theater 2 & 7 PM

AMERICAN BALLET THEATREMark Morris Premiere Piano Concerto #1The Brahms-Haydn VariationsDavid H. Koch Theater 2 PM

BIG APPLE CIRCUSThe Grand TourDamrosch Park 12:30 & 4:30 PM

November 2 Monday

FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTERMet Opera Live in HD:TannhäuserWalter Reade Theater 11:55 AM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard BaroqueAll-Telemann programPaul Hall 7:30 PM

LINCOLN CENTER THEATERKill FloorClaire Tow Theater 7 PM

METROPOLITAN OPERATosca (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSAlice Live!An exhibition tracing the historyof Lewis Carroll’s beloved storiesin live performance from the firststaging in 1886 until todaykOenslager Gallery 12 PM

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSPoems for All! A Celebration ofKnopf/Everyman’s LibraryPocket PoetskBruno Walter Auditorium 6 PM

WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALThe EndBy Samuel Beckett Gare St. Lazare Ireland Conor Lovett, actor Judy Hegarty Lovett, director Mike Gunning, designer Maura O’Keeffe, producerMarjorie S. Deane Little TheaterWest Side YMCA 7:30 PM

November 3 Tuesday

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard Jazz EnsemblesThe Music of Horace Silver and Ornette ColemanPaul Hall 7:30 PM



METROPOLITAN OPERATurandot (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House7:30 PM


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NOVEMBER 3 CONT ’D

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSGotham JazzmenThe legendary group performstraditional jazz.kBruno Walter Auditorium 12 PM

WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALThe EndBy Samuel BeckettGare St. Lazare Ireland Conor Lovett, actor Judy Hegarty Lovett, director Mike Gunning, designer Maura O’Keeffe, producerMarjorie S. Deane Little TheaterWest Side YMCA 7:30 PM


AMERICAN CLASSICALORCHESTRABach: St John Passion Alice Tully Hall 8 PM

November 4 Wednesday

JUILLIARD SCHOOLWednesdays at One: Chamber MusickAlice Tully Hall 1 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard Drama Presents Yasmina Reza‘s ‘God of Carnage’McClelland Drama Theater7:30 PM

LINCOLN CENTER THEATERRodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I Directed by Bartlett SherVivian Beaumont Theater 2 & 8 PM

LINCOLN CENTER THEATERDada Woof Papa HotMitzi E. Newhouse Theater 2 & 8 PM


METROPOLITAN OPERARigoletto (Verdi)Metropolitan Opera House7:30 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICAlan Gilbert, conductor Philip Myers, hornAll-Mozart program: Divertimentoin D major, K. 136/125a; HornConcerto No. 2; Serenade for 13Winds; Gran partitaDavid Geffen Hall 7:30 PM


BIG APPLE CIRCUSThe Grand TourDamrosch Park 11 AM & 6:30 PM

November 5 Thursday

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERNew MusicMichael Brown, pianoNicholas Canellakis, cello Sooyun Kim, flute James Austin Smith, oboe Jose Franch-Ballester, clarinetMarc Goldberg, bassoonTrevor Nuckols, hornPerle: Selections from SixCelebratory Inventions for Piano(1981-95); Quintet No. 4 for Flute,Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, andHorn (1984) Harvey: Nataraja for Piccolo/Fluteand Piano (1983)Denisov: Two Duets for Bassoonand Cello (1982) Lansky: The Long and Short of Itfor Flute, Oboe, Clarinet,Bassoon, and Horn (CMS Co-Commission, New Yorkpremiere) (2015) Norman: Garden of Follies forOboe and Piano (2006) Cerha: Five Pieces for Clarinet,Cello, and Piano (2000) Kaplan Penthouse 7:30 PM

DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUMAT LINCOLN CENTERVoices of a People’s History of the United StatesThis special performance featuresmusician Allison Moorer andactors Viggo Mortensen, SusanPourfar, and Brian Jones; otherspecial guests to be announced.kDavid Rubenstein Atrium7:30 PM


JUILLIARD SCHOOLAXIOMJeffrey Milarsky, conductorThomas Adès: The Origin of theHarp (1994); Catch (1991) Oliver Knussen: Requiem–Songsfor Sue (2006) George Benjamin: Antara (1987) Alice Tully Hall 7:30 PM






METROPOLITAN OPERALulu (Berg)Metropolitan Opera House 7 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICAlan Gilbert, conductor Philip Myers, hornSee Nov. 4 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 7:30 PM


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSLife Upon the Wicked Stage: New Books in the PerformingArts The Hirschfeld Century: Portrait of an Artist and His AgeJoin author David Leopold as hetakes us inside his book about Al Hirschfeld.kBruno Walter Auditorium 6 PM

WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALHere All Night (U.S. premiere) Featuring selected music andtexts from Beckett’s poetry and plays Gare St. Lazare Ireland Conor Lovett, actor Melanie Pappenheim, singer Christopher Allan, cello John-Paul Gandy, piano Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh,Hardanger d’amore Judy Hegarty Lovett, director Paul Clark, composer &musical director Mike Gunning, designerMaura O’Keeffe, producerMarjorie S. Deane Little TheaterWest Side YMCA 7:30 PM

BIG APPLE CIRCUSThe Grand TourDamrosch Park 3 & 6:30 PM

November 6 Friday

FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTERAction and Anarchy: The Filmsof Seijun SuzukiIn a career spanning nearly fivedecades, Japanese directorSeijun Suzuki amassed afascinatingly eclectic body ofwork, ranging from B-moviepotboilers to beguilingmetaphysical mysteries.Visit filmlinc.com for details.Through November 17





METROPOLITAN OPERATosca (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICAlan Gilbert, conductor Philip Myers, hornSee Nov. 4 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 8 PM


WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALHere All NightFeaturing selected music andtexts from Beckett’s poetry and plays Gare St. Lazare Ireland Conor Lovett, actor Melanie Pappenheim, singer Christopher Allan, cello John-Paul Gandy, piano Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh,Hardanger d’amore Judy Hegarty Lovett, director Paul Clark, composer &musical director Mike Gunning, designerMaura O’Keeffe, producerMarjorie S. Deane Little TheaterWest Side YMCA 7:30 PM





November 7 Saturday

DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUMAT LINCOLN CENTERLC Kids Artists at the Atrium:The Okee Dokee BrothersThis Grammy Award-winningband blends American folkmusic, witty lyrics, and stories ofoutdoor adventure.kDavid Rubenstein Atrium 11 AM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard Drama Presents Yasmina Reza‘s ‘God of Carnage’McClelland Drama Theater 2 & 8 PM

LINCOLN CENTERLC Kids Clark Studio Series:The American RevolutionSeven actors recreate the entireAmerican fight for independencefrom Lexington to Yorktown injust 50 minutes, with tongue-in-cheek humor and a dash ofderring-do.Clark Studio Theater 1 PM




METROPOLITAN OPERATurandot (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House12:30 PM

METROPOLITAN OPERARigoletto (Verdi)Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICAlan Gilbert, conductor Philip Myers, hornSee Nov. 4 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 8 PM


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSElysian EnsemblekBruno Walter Auditorium 2:30 PM

WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALWhite Light Conversation:Language and HumanConsciousnessJohn Schaefer, moderatorJoan La Barbara, composerColum McCann, authorOther panelists and performers tobe announcedkKaplan Penthouse 4 PM

WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALHere All NightFeaturing selected music andtexts from Beckett’s poetry and plays Gare St. Lazare Ireland Conor Lovett, actor Melanie Pappenheim, singer Christopher Allan, cello John-Paul Gandy, piano Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh,Hardanger d’amore Judy Hegarty Lovett, director Paul Clark, composer &musical director Mike Gunning, designerMaura O’Keeffe, producerMarjorie S. Deane Little TheaterWest Side YMCA 7:30 PM


November 8 Sunday

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERMeet the Music! My Brother, Franz SchubertBruce Adolphe, CMS residentlecturerYekwon Sunwoo, piano Kristin Lee, violin Mark Holloway, violaDane Johansen, cello David Grossman, double bassAlice Tully Hall 2 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard Drama Presents Yasmina Reza‘s ‘God of Carnage’McClelland Drama Theater 7 PM





November 9 Monday

LINCOLN CENTER THEATERDada Woof Papa HotMitzi E. Newhouse Theater6:45 PM








WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALNo’s Knife (world premiere)Excerpts from Texts for Nothingby Samuel BeckettLisa Dwan, performer Nicholas Johnson, directorMarjorie S. Deane Little TheaterWest Side YMCA 7:30 PM

November 10 Tuesday

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERChannel CrossingAnne-Marie McDermott, piano Matthew Lipman, viola Amphion String Quartet David Finckel, cello Arnaud Sussmann, violinPurcell: Chacony in G minor forString Quartet (arr. Britten)Britten: String Quartet No. 1 Grime: Aviary Sketches (afterJoseph Cornell) for Violin, Viola,and Cello (CMS Co-Commissionwith Wigmore Hall, U.S.Premiere) Ravel: Berceuse sur le nom deGabriel Fauré Fauré: Piano Quintet No. 1Alice Tully Hall 7:30 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLEnsemble ACJWkPaul Hall 7:30 PM


METROPOLITAN OPERARigoletto (Verdi)Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM



WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALNo’s KnifeExcerpts from Texts for Nothingby Samuel BeckettLisa Dwan, performer Nicholas Johnson, directorMarjorie S. Deane Little TheaterWest Side YMCA 7:30 PM






METROPOLITAN OPERATosca (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House7:30 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic Festival Cristian Maelaru, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoAll-Rachmaninoff program: The Isle of the Dead; Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini; PianoConcerto No. 2David Geffen Hall 7:30 PM


November 12 Thursday

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERThe Nielsen CycleDanish String QuartetAll-Nielsen program: StringQuartets in G minor, F minor, E-flat major, and F majorRose Studio 7:30 PM

DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUMAT LINCOLN CENTERVeteran Artist Program: The Home ShowTen veteran artists share theirinterpretations of home in amulti-disciplinary performance.kDavid Rubenstein Atrium 7:30 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLSonatenabendkPaul Hall 6 PM




NOVEMBER 1 2 CONT ’D

JUILLIARD SCHOOLThe Juilliard OrchestraPablo Heras-Casado, conductorProkofiev: Cinderella Suite Stravinsky: Violin Concerto(soloist TBA) Rachmaninoff: SymphonicDancesAlice Tully Hall 7:30 PM




METROPOLITAN OPERATurandot (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic Festival Cristian Maelaru, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 11 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 7:30 PM


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSTonality Listens to ItselfIn this lecture-recital, pianist Dr. Daniel Beliavsky explores thedevelopment of the tonal systemin the 18th and 19th centuries.kBruno Walter Auditorium 6 PM


November 13 Friday




METROPOLITAN OPERARigoletto (Verdi)Metropolitan Opera House7:30 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic Festival Cristian Maelaru, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 11 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 8 PM

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSHands On: Broadway’s SignLanguage InterpretersHands On (which, since 1982,has interpreted hundreds ofBroadway productions for deafaudiences) offers livedemonstrations and talk. kLPA Cafe 10:30 AM


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSSilent Clowns Film SeriesDouglas Fairbanks in Don Q,Son of Zorro90th anniversary screening withlive piano accompanimentkBruno Walter Auditorium 2:30 PM

WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALWhite Light on FilmWaiting for Beckett—A Portrait of Samuel BeckettBruno Walter Auditorium 7:30 PM


November 14 Saturday

GREAT PERFORMERS WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALLast SoliloquyPaul Lewis, pianoAll-Beethoven program: PianoSonatas Nos. 30, 31, & 32Alice Tully Hall 7:30 PM




METROPOLITAN OPERATosca (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House 12:30 PM





METROPOLITAN OPERALulu (Berg)Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic Festival Cristian Maelaru, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 11 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 8 PM


BIG APPLE CIRCUSThe Grand TourDamrosch Park 1 & 5 PM

November 15 Sunday

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERThe Golden Age of the ViolinSean Lee, Danbi Um, BenjaminBeilman, violins Paul Neubauer, violaDavid Finckel, celloLeclair: Sonata in E minor for TwoViolinsDvorák: Terzetto in C major forTwo Violins and ViolaBorodin: String Quartet No. 2 Ysaÿe: Violin Sonata in E minorKreisler: String Quartet in AminorAlice Tully Hall 5 PM





November 16 Monday

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard415Nicholas McGegan, conductorHaydn: Symphony No. 6 (“Le matin”) Telemann: Die TageszeitenAlice Tully Hall 7:30 PM



NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSLeague of Professional TheatreWomen: Oral History ProjectAs part of an ongoing series,Charlotte Moore—the IrishRepertory Theatre’s founder andartistic director—is interviewed.kBruno Walter Auditorium 6 PM

November 17 Tuesday

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERDominick Farinacci: Short StoriesDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLNew Juilliard EnsembleJoel Sachs, conductorSoprano TBADu Yun: Quatrain (Slow Portraitsiii) (2014, New York premiere)Michael Zev Gordon: Sehnsucht(2014, Western Hemispherepremiere) Elliott Sharp: Wannsee Noir(2015, world premiere) György Kurtág: Brefs messages(2011, U.S. premiere)James Primosch: From a Book ofHours (2001, rev. 2006, New Yorkpremiere)Paul Hall 7:30 PM




NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic Festival Cristian Maelaru, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 11 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 7:30 PM







WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALA Love SupremeJazz at Lincoln Center Orchestrawith Wynton Marsalis Alice Tully Hall 7:30 PM


TWYLA THARPDavid H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM


FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTERTodd Haynes RetrospectiveThis comprehensive survey of theAmerican director’s body ofwork—including his latest, Carol,starring Cate Blanchett—includesa generous selection by thedirector himself of films that haveinformed his artistry. Visit filmlinc.com for details.Through November 29

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERJames Morrison Quartetfeaturing Marian PetrescuDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard Opera Double BillKeri-Lynn Wilson, conductorPoulenc: Les mamelles de Tirésias Ullmann: Der Kaiser von AtlantisPeter Jay Sharp Theater 7:30 PM





WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALA Love SupremeJazz at Lincoln Center Orchestrawith Wynton Marsalis Alice Tully Hall 7:30 PM




CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERRose Studio ConcertMichael Brown, pianoChad Hoopes, violin Matthew Lipman, viola Colin Carr, celloMozart: Duo in G major for Violinand Viola, K. 423 Fauré: Piano Quartet No. 2Rose Studio 6:30 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERLate Night Rose Patrick Castillo, hostMichael Brown, piano Chad Hoopes, violin Matthew Lipman, viola Colin Carr, celloMozart: Duo in G major for Violinand Viola, K. 423Fauré: Piano Quartet No. 2Rose Studio 9 PM

DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUMAT LINCOLN CENTERGen Y-Raga SummitTwo ensembles made up ofyoung Indian classical musicianspresent traditional andcontemporary takes on ragamusic.kDavid Rubenstein Atrium7:30 PM

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERBobby Sanabria Multiverse Big BandDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLLiederabendkMorse Hall 6 PM




NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic FestivalNeeme Järvi, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoAll-Rachmaninoff program:Symphony No. 1; Piano ConcertoNo. 4David Geffen Hall 7:30 PM






NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSWhat’s Wonderland: New Poetry and Spoken WordPerformances Inspired by Alice in WonderlandPoets and spoken word artistsMiles Hodges and Alysia Harrisrelate, rearrange, and reinterpretAlice in Wonderland. kBruno Walter Auditorium 7 PM



November 20 Friday

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERMaster Class with Torleif ThedéenkRose Studio 11 AM


JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard Opera Double BillKeri-Lynn Wilson, conductorPoulenc: Les mamelles de Tirésias Ullmann: Der Kaiser von AtlantisPeter Jay Sharp Theater 7:30 PM



NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic FestivalNeeme Järvi, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 19 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 2 PM


WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALA Sadler’s Wells LondonProductionThomas Adès: ConcentricPaths—Movements in MusicPresented in association withNew York City Center New York City Center 7:30 PM


TWYLA THARPDavid H. Koch Theater 8 PM


FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTERMet Opera Live in HD: LuluWalter Reade Theater 12:25 PM

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERFamily Concert: Who is Duke Ellington?Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestrawith Wynton MarsalisSymphony Space (2537 Broadway at 95th St.) 11 AM & 1 PM


LINCOLN CENTERLC Kids Clark Studio Series:GoldThis Montreal-based danceensemble uses everyday soundsand objects to explore the joy,humor, and mischief ofchildhood, performed to GlennGould’s famous recording ofBach’s Goldberg Variations.Clark Studio Theater 1 PM





NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic FestivalNeeme Järvi, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 19 program for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 8 PM






NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSPiano & Orchestra: Trailblazersof 20th Century MusicMillennium Chamber Symphony Daniela Candillari, conductor Alexander Wu, pianist Works by Copland, Gershwin,Piazzolla, and Stravinsky kBruno Walter Auditorium 2:30 PM

WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALA Sadler’s Wells LondonProductionThomas Adès: ConcentricPaths—Movements in MusicPresented in association withNew York City Center New York City Center 7:30 PM


TWYLA THARPDavid H. Koch Theater 2 & 8 PM

November 22 Sunday

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETYOF LINCOLN CENTERNights in Vienna with Gilbert KalishGilbert Kalish, pianoKristin Lee, NicolasDautricourt, violins Paul Neubauer, viola Nicholas Canellakis, TorleifThedéen, cellos Tara Helen O’Connor, flute Tommaso Lonquich, clarinet Haydn: Trio in E minor for Piano,Violin, and Cello, Hob. XV:12 Schoenberg: Kammersymphonie(arr. Webern for Flute, Clarinet,Violin, Cello, and Piano) Brahms: Piano Quartet No. 3Alice Tully Hall 5 PM

GREAT PERFORMERSSunday Morning CoffeeConcert Cuarteto QuirogaHaydn: String Quartet in G minor,Op. 20, No. 3 Brahms: String Quartet in A minor, Op. 51, No. 2Walter Reade Theater 11:00 AM


JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard Opera Double BillKeri-Lynn Wilson, conductorPoulenc: Les mamelles de Tirésias Ullmann: Der Kaiser von AtlantisPeter Jay Sharp Theater 2 PM



WHITE LIGHT FESTIVALA Sadler’s Wells LondonProductionThomas Adès: ConcentricPaths—Movements in MusicPresented in association withNew York City Center New York City Center 3 PM


TWYLA THARPDavid H. Koch Theater 2 PM

November 23 Monday

FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTERMet Opera Live in HD: LuluWalter Reade Theater 12:25 PM

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERManhattan School of MusicMaiden Voyage SuiteDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM

JUILLIARD SCHOOLJuilliard String QuartetDaniel Saidenberg FacultyRecitalSchubert: Quartettsatz in C MinorCarter: String Quartet No. 1 Debussy: Quartet in G MinorAlice Tully Hall 7:30 PM

METROPOLITAN OPERALa Bohème (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSStory Pirates Raid the LibrarykBruno Walter Auditorium 6 PM

November 24 Tuesday

DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUMAT LINCOLN CENTERMax Hatt and Edda GlassThe winners of the 2014NewSong Showcase are aunique duo that blends folk, jazz,and Americana.kDavid Rubenstein Atrium7:30 PM





JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERWycliffe Gordon & Friends With Ehud Asherie, YasushiNakamura, Alvin Atkinson, Jr.,and moreDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM




NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic FestivalLudovic Morlot, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoAll-Rachmaninoff program: Piano Concerto No. 3, SymphonicDancesDavid Geffen Hall 7:30 PM









NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSThe Dance Historian Is In:Yvonne RainerDavid Vaughan will introduce andscreen a program of dance worksby the celebrated choreographerand filmmaker.k3rd Floor Screening Room 1 PM



JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERWycliffe Gordon & FriendsWith Ehud Asherie, YasushiNakamura, Alvin Atkinson, Jr.,and moreSpecial Thanksgiving set includesprix fixe menuDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7 PM

BIG APPLE CIRCUSThe Grand TourDamrosch Park 1 PM

November 27 Friday




METROPOLITAN OPERALa Bohème (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM

NEW YORK CITY BALLETGeorge Balanchine's The Nutcracker™David H. Koch Theater 8 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic FestivalLudovic Morlot, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 24 for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 8 PM






BIG APPLE CIRCUSThe Grand TourDamrosch Park 11 AM, 3, & 6:30 PM







NEW YORK CITY BALLETGeorge Balanchine's The Nutcracker™David H. Koch Theater 2 & 8 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICSaturday Matinee: All-RachmaninoffLudovic Morlot, conductorProgram to include Symphonic DancesDavid Geffen Hall 2 PM

NEW YORK PHILHARMONICRachmaninoff: A Philharmonic FestivalLudovic Morlot, conductor Daniil Trifonov, pianoSee Nov. 24 for detailsDavid Geffen Hall 8 PM


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSThemes of Joy and TragedyBenjamin Bradham, pianoWorks by Mozart, Chopin,Ginastera, Debussy, and LisztkBruno Walter Auditorium2:30 PM


November 29 Sunday

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERTake the A Train: Billy Strayhorn CentennialCelebrationDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM



NEW YORK CITY BALLETGeorge Balanchine's The Nutcracker™David H. Koch Theater 1 & 5 PM


November 30 Monday

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTERBerklee Global JazzAmbassadorsDizzy‘s Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM

METROPOLITAN OPERALa Bohème (Puccini)Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARYFOR THE PERFORMING ARTSSONGBOOK: Broadway’s FutureA concert of new music byBroadway composers andlyricists sung by BroadwayvocalistskBruno Walter Auditorium 6 PM




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CLAIRE TOW THEATER I

150 West 65th St.


Sunday noon–7pm. Telecharge

212.239.6200. The Claire Tow Theater Box

Office opens one hour prior to curtain for

ticket sales and will-call pick-up. At all other

times, please visit the main LCT Box Office.

WALTER READE THEATER I

165 West 65th St.

Monday–Friday opens 12:30pm,

Saturday–Sunday opens half hour before

first screening; closes 15 minutes after

start of final screening or at 6pm if no

screenings. 212.875.5600

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Documents

November 2015 Calendar of Events - Home | Lincoln Center ... · PDF fileChristine Brewer, soprano Paul Jacobs, ... Michael Brown, piano Nicholas Canellakis, ... NOVEMBER 2015 CALENDAR