NEW YORK — Carnegie Hall will miss an entire season for the first time for the first time in its 130-year history.
Carnegie said Thursday it was
Carnegie hopes to reopen in October for its 2021-22 season and intends a delayed season announcement in late spring.
The pandemic also caused the Metropolitan Opera to miss a season for the first time, and it hopes to start its season in September. Broadway
Carnegie's Voices of Hope festival will shift to online performances from April 16-30 and focus on works created by artists in times of crisis and oppression. Carnegie plans to announce the festival programming in late March.
Carnegie is maintaining plans for its annual summer youth ensemble residences at SUNY Purchase this summer.
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