2023-24 Season of More Than 700 Music, Dance, and Drama performances by College and Preparatory Division Students at Juilliard and Venues Across New York City and Beyond, With Companion Livestreaming and New On-Demand Platform

(New York)—Juilliard announces full programming for its 2023-24 season, with more than 700 live music, dance, and drama performances at the school and at venues across New York City and beyond, including Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Hall, David Geffen Hall, Chelsea Factory, the Blue Note and Dizzy’s jazz clubs, and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The coming season also offers livestreams of most performances and recitals as well as a new on-demand digital platform called Juilliard LIVE that provides access to a curated selection of Juilliard performances from the school’s archives and by current dance, drama, music, and preparatory students so that global audiences can experience the future of the performing arts from anywhere, anytime, all for free. For in-person audiences, tickets to all performances are low-cost or free, providing learning opportunities for students and audience access to the training process and performances by future leading artists.  
 
The 2023-24 program highlights a cornerstone of the Juilliard experience, which celebrates interdisciplinary collaborations among students from different departments. The season also illustrates how Juilliard is shaping artists for today’s world through curriculum and performances rooted in the essential relationship between tradition and innovation. Juilliard balances fluency in many traditional art forms with innovative perspectives that challenge existing norms, conventions, and boundaries, propelling both its students and the field of performing arts into new, unexplored realms of creativity.  

The upcoming season’s interdisciplinary performances exemplify this intersection of tradition and innovation. Particularly emphasizing the complementary synergies of these two fundamental pillars are programs conceived with Juilliard’s Creative Associates, special series and festivals such as The New Series and The Arts and Society Series, and collaborations between departments and with peer organizations. Bringing together students, guest artists, and artistic leaders from different disciplines through a range of conversations, performances, master classes, workshops, and more, the 2023-24 season centers on a creative process and practice that redefines artistic boundaries and is an essential part of the educational excellence that is the hallmark of Juilliard education.  

“Juilliard embodies tradition fueling innovation,” Juilliard President Damian Woetzel said. “Building on the school’s rich history and daily work developing the next generation of artists, our 2023-24 season will share the future of music, dance, and drama through dynamic performances and groundbreaking new works and productions. The Juilliard String Quartet’s motto, “Play old music like it’s new and new music like it’s old,” underscores the artistic energy that drives the school and the arts forward with each new generation of era-defining artists.”  

Tickets to all 2023-24 season events go on sale to the public on August 31. Member presales start on August 15. Student performances form a significant part of Juilliard’s performing arts curriculum, and prices are kept at a minimum. All tickets, with the exception of galas and fundraisers, are under $45, and many events are free. A calendar of events is included below, and all events can be viewed at juilliard.edu/calendar starting August 15. 

Juilliard will continue to livestream select performances and student recitals for the public through its streaming initiative, Juilliard LIVE. 
 
With the support of Bloomberg Philanthropies, this fall, Juilliard LIVE launches an expanded, free on-demand platform providing an additional curated selection of programs and content from Juilliard’s archives as well as current student productions. The service can be accessed through the online performance calendar at juilliard.edu as well as directly through a web browser. A Juilliard LIVE app will also be available to download on Apple iOS, Android, Apple TV, AndroidTV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV. 

Juilliard LIVE, which streams nearly 700 performances each year, was launched in 2021 under the leadership of President Damian Woetzel, dramatically expanding access for audiences around the world to Juilliard performances through livestreams and on-demand video.

SEASON OVERVIEW 
 
Creative Enterprise 
Creative Enterprise amplifies Juilliard’s unique multidisciplinary focus with a range of collaborative opportunities for students and audiences taking place throughout the school. Housed in the Office of the President, Creative Enterprise includes the Creative Associates program, the Arts and Society Series, partnerships with peer organizations, and more.  
 
The Creative Associates program, a president’s initiative created in 2018 by Damian Woetzel and implemented by a committee of artistic leadership alongside the Office of the President, welcomes an expanding group of artists in residence—whose work exemplifies collaborative and interdisciplinary innovation—to the Juilliard community. Each Creative Associate spends time at Juilliard engaging collaboratively with the school’s community, as well as with their fellow Creative Associates through workshops, performances, coachings, public discussions, and other special projects. Juilliard Creative Associates who are featured during the 2023-24 season include Nicholas Britell, Raja Feather Kelly, Jennifer Koh, Nico Muhly, Caili Quan, Jamar Roberts, Joshua Roman, and Cécile McLorin Salvant. Violist Nadia Sirota has been appointed to the Juilliard faculty and will serve as Creative Associate at Large beginning this 2023-24 academic year.* In this role, Sirota will teach classes on campus, coach chamber music, and curate Creative Enterprise initiatives that engage everyone at Juilliard.  
 
As a part of Creative Enterprise, Juilliard continues to partner with the downtown venue Chelsea Factory to present a weeklong residency of interdisciplinary programs that feature students from the music, dance, drama, and preparatory divisions in collaboration with Juilliard Creative Associates and additional guest artists. Included will be the New Series performance featuring Alvin Singleton’s Argoru I-IX with direction and choreography by Caili Quan, Thomas Flippin’s The Lost Village of Seneca, and multidisciplinary performances led by Nadia Sirota and Joshua Roman. 
 
Lincoln Center Collaborations include Juilliard joining the yearlong, campus-wide celebration of composer Terence Blanchard. As part of New Dances: Edition 2024, Juilliard will present a new work choreographed by Hope Boykin set to music by Blanchard. Building on a recent visit to the school as part of the Film Scoring Lecture Series that is led by series executive creative director and composer Nicholas Britell (Pre-College ’99, piano; Creative Associate), Blanchard will also engage with Juilliard students through class visits and workshops during the fall.   
 
The Arts and Society Series recognizes the essential role of the arts and artists in today’s world. This series explores citizen-artistry through a variety of lenses including history, health, education, justice, and diplomacy. These public programs range from conversations moderated by President Damian Woetzel to lectures with featured guests that are illuminated by artistic performances complementing each evening’s topic of focus. 
 
The 2023-24 Arts and Society Series includes two historic tributes. Featured in the fall is A Centenary Celebration of Maria Callas, co-presented with the Consulate General of Greece in New York (September 21). Featured in the spring is Claiming Your Space: A Celebration of Black Music at Juilliard, a program that commemorates the 90th anniversary of a concert led by H. T. Burleigh that took place at Juilliard in 1934 featuring Black artists and works by Black composers (February 27). Additional programs will be announced throughout the year.  
 
*Creative Associates list is current as of July 24, 2023. 

Juilliard on Tour 
Juilliard performances outside of New York City in 2023-24 include appearances nationally and internationally. On December 1, two dozen Juilliard Orchestra students join violinists Jennifer Koh (Creative Associate) and Jaime Laredo as part of a concert on the Kennedy Center’s Fortas Chamber Music Concerts series—of which Koh is the artistic director—in Washington, D.C. In March, Juilliard Jazz’s Duke Ellington Ensemble participates in a residency in Florida. International performances include an engagement in London with students from Historical Performance in collaboration with musicians from the Royal Academy of Music in October, and Juilliard415’s two-week U.K. tour in May.   
 
Music 
The Music Division includes orchestra, vocal arts, historical performance, jazz, chamber music, contemporary music, conducting, piano, and composition, and is led by David Serkin Ludwig, dean and director. 

In 2023-24, renowned violinist Hilary Hahn serves as visiting artist in the Music Division. Over several visits throughout the academic year, she will work directly with students in public master classes, private group seminars, and workshops, culminating in a student performance project in April. 
 
The Juilliard Orchestra performs a wide range of repertoire this season, including Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4, Bruckner’s Symphony No. 8, Price’s Symphony No. 3, Stravinsky’s Petrushka, and Roberto Sierra's Fandangos. The orchestra welcomes several distinguished guest conductors for performances at Juilliard, David Geffen Hall, Carnegie Hall, and Alice Tully Hall. Making their debuts with the orchestra this season are Jörg Widmann (Advanced Certificate ’95, clarinet) (September 26) with a program that includes Mozart’s Symphony No. 41, “Jupiter,” and two of Widmann’s compositions including the U.S. premiere of his Violin Concerto No. 2 performed by Stella Chen (Diploma ’11, DMA ’21, violin); Ken-David Masur (October 23); Thomas Wilkins (November 20); Donald Runnicles (December 11); and Tito Muñoz (MAP ’98, violin) (January 27). David Robertson, the director of conducting studies and distinguished visiting faculty, conducts the annual Carnegie Hall performance on April 2, with an all-French program of works by Lili Boulanger, Boulez, Debussy, and Ravel. Other returning conductors include John Adams, who leads the performance at David Geffen Hall on April 29; JoAnn Falletta (MM ’83, DMA ’89, orchestral conducting) on February 12; Jeffrey Milarsky (BM ’88, MM ’90, percussion) on November 6; and Marin Alsop (Pre-College ’72, BM ’77, MM ’78, violin; honorary doctorate ’21), who conducts the annual commencement concert on May 23. Taking place this year at Alice Tully Hall, the commencement concert features Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra as well as a world premiere by Hilary Purrington (MM ’15, composition), the first of a series of commissions from Juilliard alumni composers.

The New Series—an innovative, interdisciplinary series conceived of and programmed by artistic director David Serkin Ludwig—is composed of five curated programs featuring top level performances of music of our time. The New Series debuted last season and continues in 2023-24 to bring today’s composers together with students from across Juilliard’s divisions. The series starts with Vox Celli, a cello choir program coached by Joshua Roman (Creative Associate) and developed in collaboration with the school’s Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts and Center for Innovation in the Arts (CIA). It features music by Gity Razaz (BM ’10, MM ’12, composition), Arvo Pärt, Villa-Lobos, and Eastman with an interactive projection design (October 3). The New Series continues with a composer spotlight program of chamber music by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich (DMA ’75, composition), the first woman to receive the Pulitzer Prize in composition (December 7); Alvin Singleton’s Argoru I-IX at Chelsea Factory (February 3), in which nine works for solo instruments will be paired with original choreography for Juilliard dancers in a program directed by Caili Quan (Creative Associate); an interdepartmental program with instrumental and vocal arts students performing Davies’ Eight Songs for a Mad King, Saariaho’s From the Grammar of Dreams, and Schoenberg’s Ode to Napoleon with a virtual projection set, narration, and multimedia production created by CIA as part of Carnegie Hall’s Fall of the Weimar Republic: Dancing on the Precipice festival (March 25); and the Juilliard Pride Songbook program celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community with new commissions by Juilliard alumni composers, in collaboration with the vocal arts and collaborative piano departments (May 9). Each New Series program features a preconcert discussion and will be livestreamed and filmed in HD for future digital release.

In addition to The New Series, Juilliard presents a wealth of contemporary music each season, including performances by the contemporary music ensemble AXIOM, under the leadership of Jeffrey Milarsky; the Percussion Ensemble, directed by Daniel Druckman; and numerous opportunities for student composers to have their works premiered or workshopped by student ensembles. The Center for Innovation and the Arts (CIA), under the direction of Edward Bilous, presents several contemporary music offerings in collaboration with other departments across the school including Future Stages, InterArts, and Art of the Score. 
 
Juilliard’s wide-ranging chamber music presentations continue with more than one hundred student ensembles that perform throughout the year, both on campus and at other venues in the U.S. The 2023-24 season opens with the Mozart-a-thon (October 30-November 3), followed by the Haydn-a-thon (January 22, January 25-26) and Beethoven-a-thon (April 18), each performed by first-year undergraduate string quartets. ChamberFest, the annual three-day festival of chamber music spanning the centuries, takes place January 16-18, 2024. Additional chamber music offerings also include the Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series, the Wednesdays at One series in Alice Tully Hall, a Sunday chamber music recital series, and recitals and master classes by the Juilliard String Quartet, American Brass Quintet, Juilliard’s graduate resident string quartet—the Ivalas Quartet—faculty, and alumni.  

Juilliard Opera offers three fully staged productions in the 2023-24 season, two of which are presented by the school for the first time. John Musto and Mark Campbell’s Later the Same Evening evokes New York in the 1950s and was inspired by Edward Hopper paintings. It was last seen in New York in 2008. This production, which takes place in November, is directed by Alison Moritz, with Joseph Colaneri conducting the Juilliard Orchestra. In February, in collaboration with Historical Performance, Juilliard Opera presents Francesco Cavalli’s Erismena, staged by Dutch-Peruvian director Lisenka Heijboer Castañón with Avi Stein conducting Juilliard415. Erismena, which was first performed in Venice in 1655 and is thought to have been the first opera to be translated into English, was staged in England only two decades after its premiere. This is the first time that the English translation will be sung in New York. In April, Director Stephen Wadsworth creates and directs a new production of Mozart’s La clemenza di Tito with the Juilliard Orchestra led by Nimrod David Pfeffer. The opera was last presented at Juilliard in 1971. 
 
Singers from the Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts participate in the New York Festival of Song (NYFOS) at Juilliard, curated by Steven Blier, in January. Vocal Arts also presents Juilliard Songfest, curated by artistic director Brian Zeger, on March 28. The Liederabend series is presented with the collaborative piano department, led by Lydia Brown, throughout the season. And on October 13, mezzo-soprano Susan Graham leads her first master class at Juilliard.  
 
Juilliard Historical Performance is a graduate-level, full tuition scholarship program for early music. Juilliard415—its period-instrument ensemble—partners across departments at Juilliard for a variety of presentations and opens its season in October with an all-Rameau program directed by Robert Mealy, its artistic director, as part of Music Before 1800, New York’s oldest early music series. Later the same month, Juilliard415 joins Yale Schola Cantorum for Handel’s L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato, conducted by Masaaki Suzuki. In the spring, Historical Performance musicians curate pop-up programs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art inspired by their experiences at the museum. In its New York performances at Alice Tully Hall, Juilliard415 introduces harpsichordist Francesco Corti, who directs a program with works by Corelli, Lully, and Muffat in November; welcomes the return of Kristian Bezuidenhout in a classical program of mostly Mozart in February; and it will be led by violinist Leila Schayegh, in her U.S. directing debut, in April.  
 
Juilliard Jazz, under the direction of Wynton Marsalis and Aaron Flagg, features a curriculum focused on presenting music from across the jazz continuum, from its American roots to jazz vernaculars from other cultures and countries. The Juilliard Jazz Orchestra and Jazz Ensembles’ 2023-24 season presents music that encompasses the jazz legacy, spotlighting many different eras and genres from 1700 to the present day as well as women of color and individual composers. 

The season starts with the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra performing The Big Train: Jazz in Motion by Wynton Marsalis, as well as music by Duke Ellington and Jimmy Forrest, and others who were inspired by the various rhythms heard through modes of transportation such as shuffle rhythms and train whistles, illustrating how trains were vital to the sharing and communicating of ideas and growing jazz movements. Later in the season, the Jazz Orchestra and Jazz Ensembles also pay tribute to Ornette Coleman, Mary Lou Williams, and Afro-Cuban Jazz greats Tito Puente and Chico O’Farrill with dedicated programs of their music, as well as a salute to Duke Ellington with an evening of his long-form pieces. Women of color in jazz are celebrated in a concert called The Music of Hazel Scott and Ginger Smock in the spring, and the orchestra and ensembles also offer evenings featuring the music of the WDR Big Band Köln; the BeBop Era Ballads, Blues, and Swing; and more at the Blue Note Jazz Club, Dizzy’s Club, and Juilliard.

Juilliard Dance 
Juilliard Dance is led by Alicia Graf Mack, dean and director, and is acclaimed for building strong foundations in ballet, modern, and contemporary techniques in the classroom and in performance, working with faculty, guest teachers, and internationally renowned, boundary-pushing choreographers of the highest level. Through classroom work, performance opportunities, and interdisciplinary collaborations across the school and with peer organizations, students master both traditional techniques and contemporary styles preparing them for careers in today’s dance world.  
 
A cornerstone of the division’s performance schedule, New Dances: Edition 2023, takes place December 6-10 and features four world premieres by New York-based choreographers working across a range of styles with live music played by Juilliard music students. New York City Ballet former principal dancer and Paul Taylor Dance Company resident choreographer Lauren Lovette will create a new piece for the first-year class; as part of Lincoln Center’s yearlong celebration of Terence Blanchard, the second-year class will debut a new piece by former Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater dancer, educator, and choreographer Hope Boykin; the third-year class will premiere a new work by feath3r theory choreographer and director and Creative Associate Raja Feather Kelly; and Omar Román De Jesús, artistic director of Boca Tuya, will create work for the fourth-year class.  
 
Spring Dances takes place March 27-30, and features dancers from the classes of 2024-26. They will perform two major newer works—Kyle Abraham’s Studies on a Farewell and Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber’s Fugue in Crimson—as well as Shen Wei’s Map, an iconic work from 2005. Other events this season include the Choreographers and Composers concert, featuring student composer and choreographer teams (November 17 and 18), as well as Senior Dance Production, Choreographic Honors, and the Senior Graduation Concert in the spring.

Juilliard Drama
Juilliard Drama is led by Evan Yionoulis, the Richard Rodgers dean and director. The division annually presents seven fully staged productions in which third- and fourth-year students put their training with expert faculty into practice.

Fall productions include Shakespeare’s The Tempest (September 30-October 4) and King Lear (October 20-22) directed by Drew Wildman Foster and Luke Harlan, respectively, performed by the third-year class (Group 54). Fourth-year (Group 53) plays include Quiara Alegría Hudes’ Water by the Spoonful (November 17-20) directed by Aneesha Kudtarkar, Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest (December 14-17) directed by Janet Zarish, and Brecht’s Caucasian Chalk Circle (February 22-25) directed by Orlando Pabotoy. 

Fourth-year actors are also featured in three short films written by Nathan Alan Davis, Emily Feldman, and Noah Haidle, all alums of Juilliard’s Lila Acheson Wallace American Playwrights Program. The short films provide graduating actors with practical on-camera experience working on film sets with professional directors and crews. The films will be screened at Lincoln Center with details announced at a later date.

Preparatory Division
Under the leadership of Weston Sprott, dean and director, the Preparatory Division comprises Juilliard’s Music Advancement Program (MAP), led by Anthony McGill, artistic director, and the Pre-College program.

Pre-College provides a conservatory-style curriculum to advanced young musicians from more than 10 countries, ages 8 to 18, who exhibit the potential, dedication, and ambition to pursue serious music study at the college level. MAP is a tuition-free program for intermediate and advanced music students from New York City’s five boroughs and the tristate area who demonstrate a commitment to artistic excellence. MAP actively seeks to include students from diverse backgrounds historically underrepresented in the classical music field. 

Among the division’s many performance highlights and collaborative opportunities is the two-year Composing Inclusion commissioning program, powered by the Sphinx Venture Fund. In its second year, this partnership between the Preparatory Division, the New York Philharmonic and the American Composers Forum brings together different musical levels, perspectives, ages, and communities for the creation and performance of new music. On April 20, the second orchestral Composing Inclusion event takes place at David Geffen Hall with the Pre-College Orchestra performing alongside musicians from the New York Philharmonic as part of a NY Phil Young People’s Concert. With conductor and co-host Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, the ensembles will premiere two commissioned works by Nicolás Lell Benavides and Andrés Soto. Composing Inclusion works for brass, wind, and percussion ensembles by Jasmine Barnes, Elijah J. Thomas, and Lauren McCall, respectively, will also receive their premieres during the 2023-24 season by students from the Preparatory Division and NY Phil musicians.  
 
Additional events next season feature the Pre-College String Orchestra conducted by Nico Olarte-Hayes, and the Pre-College Symphony and Pre-College Orchestra conducted by its music director, Adam Glaser, and guest conductors Earl Lee and Kalena Bovell. Additional highlights include Pre-College Percussion Ensemble, Youth and High School Choruses, and Opera Scenes concerts.

MAP students perform in several instrumental and choral ensemble performances. In December, the MAP String Ensemble ventures beyond Juilliard and joins the Boys of the Saint Thomas Choir for Christmas on Fifth Avenue at Saint Thomas Church. In the spring, the MAP Wind Ensemble, String Ensemble, and Orchestra make their debut in Alice Tully Hall in the world premiere of a commissioned work by 2023-24 MAP composer in residence Marcus Norris.

Preparatory Division student chamber music and solo recitals occur frequently throughout the year, and there is a faculty recital series in the fall. These events are open to the public and available to watch via livestream through the performance calendar on the Juilliard website.

Extension
Juilliard Extension is Juilliard’s flagship nonmatriculated continuing education program. Overseen by its dean, John-Morgan Bush, Juilliard Extension offers everyone the opportunity to participate in the performing arts and lifelong learning through its vibrant community of experts and enthusiasts.

There are more than 1,100 students enrolled in classes taught by Juilliard’s distinguished faculty of performers, creators, and scholars. Juilliard Extension offers a wealth of courses in dance, drama, and music to advance technical and professional skills, earn college credit, and expand an individual’s horizons in the performing arts. 

The Juilliard Extension Winter Showcase in December and Spring Showcase in May offer Extension students performance opportunities to present their work to public audiences.

Venue, ticketing information, livestreaming, and on-demand
Tickets to 2023-24 events go on sale August 31.
The Juilliard performance calendar at juilliard.edu/calendar always has the latest schedule updates for both in-person and livestreamed performances as well as scheduled premieres for the growing on-demand schedule.

Juilliard’s campus in Tianjin, China, will announce its 2023-24 season in mid-August. Information about Juilliard Tianjin’s performances will be available at tianjinjuilliard.edu.cn

Health and safety 
We remain committed to the highest standards of health and safety for our students, faculty, staff, and guests. For the latest information, please refer to the COVID-19 policies at juilliard.edu/tickets, which apply to everyone visiting Juilliard.

Juilliard’s creative enterprise programming, including the Creative Associates program, is generously supported by Jody and John Arnhold.

Juilliard’s Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts was established in 2010 by the generous support of Ellen and James S. Marcus.

Juilliard’s full scholarship Historical Performance program was established and endowed in 2008 by the generous support of Bruce and Suzie Kovner.

The Music Advancement Program is generously supported through an endowed gift in memory of Carl K. Heyman. 

Bloomberg Philanthropies is Juilliard’s Lead Digital Sponsor.

The Film Scoring Lecture Series is made possible by the generous support of Joyce and Barry Cohen.

Programs, dates, and artists subject to change.
Current as of July 24, 2023

 

About The Juilliard School 
Damian Woetzel, President
Adam Meyer, Provost

Founded in 1905, The Juilliard School is a world leader in performing arts education. The school’s mission is to provide the highest caliber of artistic education for gifted musicians, dancers, and actors, composers, choreographers, and playwrights from around the world so that they may achieve their fullest potential as artists, leaders, and global citizens. Led by President Damian Woetzel since 2018, Juilliard is guided in all its work by the core values of excellence; creativity; and equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging (EDIB). Juilliard is committed to enrolling the most talented students regardless of their financial background. 
  
Located at Lincoln Center in New York City, Juilliard offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in dance, drama (acting and playwriting), and music (classical, jazz, historical performance, and vocal arts). Currently more than 800 artists from 43 states and 44 countries and regions are enrolled in Juilliard’s College Division, where they appear in more than 700 annual performances in the school’s five theaters; at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully and David Geffen halls and at Carnegie Hall; as well as at other venues around New York City, the country, and the world. The continuum of learning at Juilliard also includes nearly 400 students from elementary through high school enrolled in the Preparatory Division, including its Music Advancement Program (MAP), which serves students from diverse backgrounds often underrepresented in the classical music field. More than 800 students are enrolled in Juilliard Extension, the flagship continuing education program taught both in person and remotely by a dedicated faculty of performers, creators, and scholars. Beyond its New York campus, Juilliard is defining new directions in performing arts education for a range of learners and enthusiasts through a global K-12 educational curricula and graduate studies at The Tianjin Juilliard School in China. 

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Image: Dress rehearsal for The New Series: In C, featuring students from Juilliard New York and Tianjin Juilliard, 2023. Photo by Erin Baiano, courtesy Juilliard.

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Juilliard Performance and Livestream Calendar
September 2023–May 2024
Please refer to the Performance Calendar at juilliard.edu/calendar for the most up-to-date livestream schedule and ticketing information for in-person performances.

CREATIVE ENTERPRISE
Thu September 21 | 6:30pm, Paul Hall 
The Arts and Society Series: A Centenary Celebration of Maria Callas
With Stephen Wadsworth
Co-presented with the Consulate General of Greece in New York
FREE; tickets required

Tue-Sun January 30-February 4
Juilliard at Chelsea Factory
Juilliard partners with downtown venue Chelsea Factory to present a weeklong residency of interdisciplinary programs that feature students from the music, dance, drama, and preparatory divisions in collaboration with Juilliard Creative Associates and additional guest artists. Included will be a New Series performance featuring Alvin Singleton’s Argoru I-IX with direction and choreography by Caili Quan, Thomas Flippin’s The Lost Village of Seneca, and multidisciplinary performances led by Nadia Sirota and Joshua Roman.

Tue February 27 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
The Arts and Society Series: Claiming Your Space: A Celebration of Black Music at Juilliard
With Denyce Graves 
Written by Fredara Mareva Hadley
FREE; tickets required
 

DANCE

Fri November 17 | 6 and 9pm
Sat November 18 | 3 and 7:30pm
Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Also livestreamed
Choreographers and Composers
Tickets $15

Wed–Fri December 6–8 | 7:30pm 
Sat December 9 | 2 and 7:30pm
Sun December 10 | 3pm
Peter Jay Sharp Theater
New Dances: Edition 2023
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Wed–Fri March 27–29 | 7:30pm
Sat March 30 | 2 and 7:30pm
Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Spring Dances 2024
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Fri April 26 | 7:30pm
Sat–Sun April 27–28 | 2:30 and 7:30pm
Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Senior Production
Tickets $15

Fri–Sat May 17–18 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Choreographic Honors
Tickets $15

Mon May 20 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Dance Senior Graduation Concert
Tickets $15

DRAMA

Sat September 30 | 7:30pm
Sun October 1 | 2 and 8pm
Tue–Wed October 3–4 | 7:30pm
Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater
The Tempest
By William Shakespeare
Drew Wildman Foster, Director
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Fri October 20 | 7:30pm
Sat–Sun October 21–22 | 2 and 8pm
Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater
King Lear
By William Shakespeare 
Luke Harlan, Director
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Fri–Sat November 17–18 | 7:30pm
Sun November 19 | 2 and 8pm
Mon November 20 | 7:30pm
Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater
Water by the Spoonful
By Quiara Alegría Hudes
Aneesha Kudtarkar, Director
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Thu–Fri December 14-15 | 7:30pm
Sat December 16 | 2 and 8pm
Sun December 17 | 7pm
Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater
The Importance of Being Earnest
By Oscar Wilde
Janet Zarish, Director
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Thu–Fri February 22–23 | 7:30pm
Sat February 24 | 1 and 8pm
Sun February 25 | 7pm
Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater
The Caucasian Chalk Circle
By Bertolt Brecht
Orlando Pabotoy, Director
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Wed–Fri April 24–26 | 7:30pm
Sat April 27 | 2 and 8pm
Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater
Third-Year Spring Play 1
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Fri May 10 | 7:30pm
Sat–Sun May 11–12 | 2 and 8pm
Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater
Third-Year Spring Play 2
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

MUSIC

Wed September 20 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
2023 Gina Bachauer Piano Competition Winners Recital
Jack Gao and Ryan Zhu, Piano (2023 Gina Bachauer Piano Competition winners)
FREE; no tickets required

Thu October 26 | 7:30pm, Christ and St. Stephen’s Church 
Thu April 25 | 7:30pm, Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Organ Department Concert
FREE; no tickets required

Tue December 5 | 7:30pm, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall
Leo B. Ruiz Memorial Recital
Aaron Wolff (2023 Ruiz Award recipient)
Sophiko Simsive, Piano
FREE; tickets required

Wed April 3 | 7:30pm, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall
Gerschen Cohen Violin Recital
Max Tan, Violin (2023 Gerschen Cohen Violin Award recipient)
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

JUILLIARD ORCHESTRA

Tue September 26 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by Jörg Widmann
Stella Chen, Violin
MENDELSSOHN Hebrides Overture, Op. 26, “Fingal’s Cave”
Jörg WIDMANN Violin Concerto No. 2 (U.S. premiere)
WIDMANN Con brio
MOZART Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K. 551 "Jupiter"
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Sun October 1 | 3pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Wind Orchestra Conducted by William Short
BEETHOVEN Octet
Eleanor ALBERGA Nightscape
Tickets $15

Mon October 23 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by Ken-David Masur
TAKEMITSU Star-Isle
DVOŘÁK Violin Concerto in A Minor, Op. 53
TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Mon November 6 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by Jeffrey Milarsky
SAARIAHO Lumière et Pesanteur
BLOCH Schelomo: Hebraic Rhapsody
BRAHMS Symphony No. 3 in F Major
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Mon November 20 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by Thomas Wilkins
GERSHWIN An American in Paris
SCHUMANN Konzertstück for Four Horns and Orchestra in F Major
PRICE Symphony No. 3 in C Minor
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Fri December 1 | 7:30pm, The Kennedy Center Terrace Theater
Two x Four, Koh & Laredo With Members of the Juilliard Orchestra
Jennifer Koh, Violin
Jaime Laredo, Violin
BACH Concerto for Two Violins, Strings, and Continuo in D Minor, BWV 1043, “Double Concerto”
Philip GLASS Echorus
David Serkin LUDWIG Seasons Lost
Anna CLYNE Prince of Clouds
MOZART Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat Major, K. 364

Sun December 10 | 3pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Wind Orchestra 
Kim Laskowski, Conductor 
PIERNE Prelude and Fughetta
GOUNOD Petite Symphonie
ENESCU Dixtour
Tickets $15

Mon December 11 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by Donald Runnicles
BRUCKNER Symphony No. 8 in C Minor
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Wed January 24 | 1pm, Alice Tully Hall
Juilliard Wind Orchestra
Elaine Douvas and Raymond Mase, Conductors
SCHUBERT Symphony No. 5 in B-flat Major (arr. for winds N. Charron) 
SCHULLER Symphony for Brass and Percussion
FREE; no tickets required

Sat January 27 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by Tito Muñoz
REVUELTAS Sensemayá
PROKOFIEV Piano Concerto No. 2 in G Minor
STRAVINSKY Petrushka (1947)
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Mon February 12 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by JoAnn Falletta
Roberto SIERRA Fandangos
ELGAR Cello Concerto in E Minor (transcribed for viola by L. Tertis)
MENNIN Concertato for Orchestra, “Moby Dick”
HINDEMITH Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Thu February 29 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Chamber Orchestra
Eric Bartlett, Lead Coach
COPLAND Appalachian Spring Suite
MOZART Piano Concerto No. 22 in E-flat Major, K. 482
GINASTERA Variaciones concertantes
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Tue April 2 | 8pm, Carnegie Hall
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by David Robertson
Lili BOULANGER D’un matin de printemps (Of a Spring Morning)
BOULEZ Notations I, VII, IV, III, and II (for solo piano and for orchestra)
RAVEL Piano Concerto in G Major
RAVEL Frontispice (orch. Boulez)
DEBUSSY La mer
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Mon April 29 | 7:30pm, David Geffen Hall
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by John Adams
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Thu May 23 | 6pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Orchestra Conducted by Marin Alsop
Hilary PURRINGTON New Work (world premiere, commissioned by Juilliard)
R. STRAUSS Don Juan
BARTÓK Concerto for Orchestra
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

CHAMBER AND NEW MUSIC

Mon October 2 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
Carol Wincenc and Friends
Works by Higdon, Rochberg, Heggie, Tan, and Matsui
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Weds October 4 and 11; November 1; December 6; January 31; February 21; March 27; and April 3 | 6pm
Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Sonatenabend
FREE; no tickets required

Tue October 31 and Thu-Fri November 2-3 | 4PM
Morse Hall 
Also livestreamed
String Quartet Mozart-a-Thon
FREE; no tickets required

Wednesdays at One
Alice Tully Hall
FREE; no tickets required

Vocal Arts
Wed November 1, 1pm

Lab Orchestra
Wed November 8, 1pm

Music for Piano
Wed November 15, 1pm

Honors Chamber Music
Wed December 6, 1pm

ChamberFest
Wed January 17, 1pm

Wind Orchestra
Wed January 24, 1pm

Music for Brass
Wed February 14, 1pm

Music for Piano
Wed February 21, 1pm

Honors Chamber Music
Wed March 20, 1pm

Percussion Ensemble
Wed March 27, 1pm

Vocal Arts
Wed April 3, 1pm

Lab Orchestra
Wed April 10, 1pm

Honors Chamber Music
Wed April 17, 1pm 

Pre-College Chamber Orchestra
Wed April 24, 1pm

Wed November 8 | 6pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
Historical Performance Faculty
Rachel Podger, Baroque Violin
Sandra Miller, Traverso
Dominic Teresi, Baroque Bassoon 
Béatrice Martin, Harpsichord
Works by Telemann and friends
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Thu November 16 | 8pm
Morse Hall
Also livestreamed
Mixed Ensembles Concert
Carol Wincenc, Coach
FREE; no tickets required 

Sun November 19 | 3pm
Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
American Brass Quintet
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Tue November 21 | 7:30pm
Paul Hall 
Also livestreamed
Honors Chamber Music
FREE; no tickets required

Wed December 6 | 7:30pm
Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
Juilliard String Quartet
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Tue January 16 | 4:30pm, Paul Hall
Tue January 16 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Wed–Thu January 17–—18 | 4:30 and 7:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
ChamberFest
Tickets $15

Sun January 21 | 3pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
Catherine Cho, Violin; Hsin-Yun Huang, Viola; Natasha Brofsky, Cello; and Robert McDonald, Piano
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Mon January 22, Thu January 25-Fri January 26 | 4pm 
Morse Hall
Also livestreamed
String Quartet Haydn-a-Thon
FREE; no tickets required 

Thu February 8 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
Laurie Smukler, Violin
Robert McDonald, Piano
MOZART Violin Sonata No. 27 in G Major, K. 379 
WEINBERG Violin Sonata No. 5, Op. 53
STRAUSS Violin Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 18
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Sun March 24 | 3pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
American Brass Quintet
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Thu April 4 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Daniel Saidenberg Faculty Recital Series
Juilliard String Quartet
Tickets $35 | Members $17.50

Sun April 21 | 8pm, Morse Hall
Also livestreamed
Mixed Ensembles Concert
Carol Wincenc, Coach
FREE; no tickets required

Thurs April 18 | 11am, 1pm, 3pm 
Bruno Walter Auditorium at New York Public Library
String Quartet Beethoven-a-Thon
Pay what you wish; tickets start at $10

Fri May 3 | 6pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Honors Chamber Music
FREE; no tickets required 

Tue May 21 | 7:30pm, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall
Lisa Arnhold Memorial Recital
Ivalas String Quartet
Juilliard Graduate Resident String Quartet
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

NEW MUSIC AND 20TH CENTURY MASTERWORKS

Thu October 5 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
AXIOM
Jeffrey Milarsky, Music Director
Hans ABRAHAMSEN Two Inger Christensen Songs
Amy Beth KIRSTEN misfit toy
MESSIAEN Et exspecto resurrectionem mortuorum
FREE; tickets required

Mon December 4 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
AXIOM
Jeffrey Milarsky, Music Director
TALMA Full Circle
Alexandros DARNA New Work (world premiere, commissioned by Juilliard)
BIRTWISTLE Tragoedia
KNUSSEN Requiem—Songs for Sue
FREE; tickets required

Tue December 12 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Percussion Ensemble
Daniel Druckman, Director
FREE; tickets required

Mon February 26 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Composers Concert
Jeffrey Milarsky, Conductor
Four world premieres by student composers
FREE; tickets required

Mon April 8 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
AXIOM
Jeffrey Milarsky, Music Director
Anna THORVALDSDOTTIR Hrím
Arvo PÄRT Tabula Rasa 
LIGETI Violin Concerto
FREE; tickets required

THE NEW SERIES

Tue October 3 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Vox Celli
Arvo PÄRT Fratres
Gity RAZAZ The Strange Highway for Cello Octet
VILLA-LOBOS Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5
Julius EASTMAN Prelude to The Holy Presence of Joan d’Arc for solo baritone and The Holy Presence of Joan d’Arc for 10 cellos
Coached by Creative Associate Joshua Roman
In collaboration with the Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts and Center of Innovation in the Arts
FREE; tickets required

Thu December 7 | 7:30pm, Judith Harris and Tony Woolfson Orchestral Studio (Room 543)
Also livestreamed
Ellen Taaffe Zwilich Portrait
FREE; tickets required

Sat February 3 | 7:30pm, Chelsea Factory
Also livestreamed
Part of Juilliard @ Chelsea Factory
Alvin Singleton’s Argoru I-IX 
For solo instruments with dancers 
Directed by Creative Associate Caili Quan
In collaboration with Dance
FREE; tickets required

Mon March 25 | 7:30pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Also livestreamed
Part of Carnegie Hall’s Fall of the Weimar Republic: Dancing on the Precipice festival
The Mad King
SAARIAHO From the Grammar of Dreams for two sopranos
SCHOENBERG Ode to Napoleon
DAVIES Eight Songs for a Mad King
In collaboration with the Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts and the Center of Innovation in the Arts
FREE; tickets required

Thu May 9 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Pride Songbook
In collaboration with the Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts and collaborative piano
FREE; tickets required

HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE

Sun October 1 | 4pm, Corpus Christi Church
Juilliard415 | Dreams and Monsters: The Theatrical Imagination of Jean-Philippe Rameau
Robert Mealy, Director and Violin
Singers from Juilliard’s Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts
Presented by Music Before 1800

Fri October 20 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard415 With Yale Schola Cantorum
Masaaki Suzuki, Conductor
HANDEL L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Mon October 30 | 6pm
Tue October 31 | Noon
Morse Hall
Chamber Music
FREE; no tickets required
Fri November 17 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard415 
Francesco Corti, Director and Harpsichord
Works by Corelli, Lully, and Muffat
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Wed December 13-Thu December 14 | 7:30pm
Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Historical Performance Chamber Music
FREE; no tickets required 

Fri February 9 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard415
Kristian Bezuidenhout, Director and Fortepiano
MOZART Piano Concerto No. 24 in C Minor, K. 491
J.C. BACH Symphony in G Minor, Op. 6 No. 6
MOZART Symphony No. 27 in G Major, K. 199
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Wed-Thu February 28-29 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Historical Performance Chamber Music
FREE; tickets required

Thu April 11 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard415
Leila Schayegh, Director and Violin
Works by J. S. Bach, Handel, Heinichen, Telemann, and Vivaldi 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Sat April 27 | 7:30pm, Woolsey Hall, Yale University
Juilliard415 With Yale Schola Cantorum
David Hill, Conductor
J.S. BACH Mass in B Minor
FREE; no tickets required

JAZZ

Sat September 23 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra | The Big Train: Jazz in Motion 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Sun October 3 | 7:30pm 
Also livestreamed 
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | What We Heard: Our Alumni Compositions 
Paul Hall 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Fri October 13 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater 
Also livestreamed 
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra | The Afro-Cuban Music of Chico O'Farrill  
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Sun October 22 | 3pm, Paul Hall 
Also livestreamed 
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | The Bebop Era: Bird and Dizzy 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Mon October 23 | 7:30 and 9:30pm, Dizzy’s Club
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | Mary Lou Williams: The Secular and the Sacred 
 
Sun November 12 | 12:30 and 2:30pm, Blue Note Jazz Club
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | Jazz and Blues to Rhythm and Blues 
 
Tue November 14 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | Duke, Mingus, and Monk: Small Groups  
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Sun December 3 | 3pm, Paul Hall 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Mon December 11 | 7:30 and 9:30pm, Dizzy’s Club
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | The Grammar of Sound: Ornette Coleman 
 
Fri January 26 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra | Jazz and Strings: Songs of Love and Loss 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Tue January 30 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | What We Hear: Student Compositions 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Sat February 17 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra | The WDR Big Band Cologne 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Mon February 19 | 7:30 and 9:30pm, Dizzy’s Club
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | The Spanish Tinge: From Africa to Cuba to NYC 
 
Tue February 20 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | 21st-Century Harlem Rent Party: Stride Piano 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Tue March 26 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | Ancient to the Future: Art Ensemble of Chicago 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50  
 
Thu April 9 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Ensembles | The Music of Hazel Scott and Ginger Smock 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Sat April 13 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall 
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra | The Genius of Thelonious Monk 
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50 
 
Thu–Sat May 9–11 | 7:30 and 9:30pm 
Sun May 12 | 5 and 7:30pm 
Dizzy’s Club
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra | Duke’s Long-Form Pieces: The Liberian Suite, the Degas Suite, and Night Creature 

VOCAL ARTS

Fri October 13 | 4pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Master Class With Susan Graham
Tickets $15

Weds October 25, November 29, February 28, April 10; Tue December 12 | 6pm
Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Liederabend
FREE; no tickets required

Sun November 12 | 2pm
Wed November 15 and Fri November 17 | 7:30pm
Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Opera Presents John Musto and Mark Campbell’s Later the Same Evening
Juilliard Orchestra
Joseph Colaneri, Conductor
Alison Moritz, Director
Tickets $45 | Members $22.50

Thu November 30 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Vocal Arts Second-Year Songbook
FREE; no tickets required

Thu January 18 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
New York Festival of Song at Juilliard 
Steven Blier, Artistic Director
Tickets $25 | Members $12.50

Wed February 21 and Fri February 23 | 7:30pm
Sun February 25 | 2pm
Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Opera Presents Francesco Cavalli’s Erismena
Juilliard415
Avi Stein, Conductor
Lisenka Heijboer Castañón, Director
By departmental invitation only

Wed March 20 | 7:30pm, Merkin Concert Hall
Also livestreamed
Vocal Arts Honors Recital
FREE; tickets required

Mon–Wed March 25–27 | 6 and 8pm, Morse Hall
Vocal Arts Third-Year Recitals
FREE; no tickets required

Thu March 28 | 7:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Songfest
Tickets $15

Wed April 3 | 8pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Vocal Arts First-Year Songbook
FREE; no tickets required

Thu April 4 | 4pm, Ellen and James S. Marcus Vocal Arts Studio
Also livestreamed
Master Class With Lawrence Brownlee
By departmental invitation

Wed April 24 and Fri April 26 | 7:30pm
Sun April 28 | 2pm
Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Juilliard Opera Presents Mozart’s La clemenza di Tito
Juilliard Orchestra
Nimrod David Pfeffer, Conductor
Stephen Wadsworth, Director
Tickets $45 | Members $22.50

PREPARATORY DIVISION

Sat November 18 | 7:30pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Orchestra
Earl Lee, Conductor
Works by Paul Chihara (world premiere commissioned by Juilliard), Bacewicz, Mussorgsky
FREE; tickets required

Sat December 2 | 12-8pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Pre-College Chamber Music Marathon
FREE; no tickets required

Sat December 2 | 6:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
MAP Chamber Music
FREE; no tickets required

Sat December 9 | 12-8pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Pre-College Chamber Music Marathon
FREE; no tickets required 

Sat December 9 | 6:30pm, Bruno Walter Orchestral Studio (Room 309)
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Percussion Ensemble
FREE; no tickets required 

Sat December 9 | 7pm
MAP Chorus
Adrian Rodriguez, Director
FREE; no tickets required

Thu December 14 | 5:30pm, Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue 
Christmas on Fifth Avenue
The Boys of the Saint Thomas Choir With the MAP String Ensemble
Tickets $20-60

Sat December 16 | Noon, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Symphony
Adam Glaser, Conductor
Tengku Irfan, Assistant Conductor
Works by Smetana, Jack Damon, Rimsky-Korsakov, Beach
FREE; tickets required 

Sat December 16 | 5:30pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Pre-College String Orchestra
Nico Olarte-Hayes, Conductor
FREE; no tickets required

Sat December 16 | 7pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
MAP Wind Ensemble, String Ensemble, and Orchestra
Catherine Birke and Terry Szor, Conductors
FREE; tickets required

Sat January 20 | 10:30am, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Youth Chorus
Led by Adrian Rodriguez
FREE; no tickets required

Sat February 24 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Orchestra
Adam Glaser, Conductor
Alan Truong, Assistant Conductor
Works by Weber, Rachmaninoff, Dawson
FREE; tickets required

Sat March 2 | 6pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Pre-College Chamber Music
FREE; no tickets required

Sat March 2 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Symphony
Adam Glaser, Conductor
Works by Smyth, Still, Mozart, Sibelius
FREE; tickets required

Sat April 13 | 7pm
MAP Chamber Music
FREE; no tickets required

Sat April 20 | 2pm, David Geffen Hall
Composing Inclusion Featuring the Pre-College Orchestra
New York Philharmonic Young People’s Concert
Works by Nicolás Lell Benavides and Andrés Soto (world premieres, commissioned by Juilliard, New York Philharmonic, and American Composers Forum)
Tickets $20-$51

Sat April 20 | 6:30pm, Glorya Kaufman Studio
MAP Composers’ Showcase
World premieres of works by MAP composition majors
FREE; no tickets required

Sat April 20 | 6:30pm, Bruno Walter Orchestral Studio (Room 309)
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Percussion Ensemble
FREE; no tickets required

Sat April 27 | 2pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Opera Scenes
FREE; no tickets required

Sat April 27 | 7pm
MAP Chorus
Adrian Rodriguez, Director
FREE; no tickets required

Sat May 4 | 10:30am, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Youth Chorus
Led by Esther Liu Harris
FREE; no tickets required 

Sat May 4 | 12:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Pre-College String Orchestra
Nico Olarte-Hayes, Conductor
Works by Mélanie “Mel” Bonis, Fauré, Haydn, Beethoven
FREE; tickets required

Sat May 4 | 4-8pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Pre-College Chamber Music Marathon
FREE; no tickets required

Sat May 4 | 6pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Symphony
Kalena Bovell, Conductor
Works by Stella Sung, Mary Watkins (world premiere commissioned by Juilliard), Dvořák
FREE; tickets required

Sat May 4 | 8pm, Alice Tully Hall
Also livestreamed
MAP Wind Ensemble, String Ensemble, and Orchestra
Works include Juilliard commissioned world premiere by composer in residence Marcus Norris
FREE; tickets required

Sat May 11 | 12-8pm, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
Pre-College Chamber Music Marathon
FREE; no tickets required

Sat May 11 | 6pm, Paul Hall
Also livestreamed
Pre-College High School Chorus
Led by Patrick Romano
FREE; no tickets required

Sat May 25 | 7:30pm, Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Also livestreamed
Pre-College Orchestra
Adam Glaser, Conductor
Works by Nicolás Lell Benavides (world premiere, Composing Inclusion commission), Saint-Saëns, Andrés Soto (world premiere, Composing Inclusion commission), Elgar
FREE; no tickets required

EXTENSION DIVISION

Sun December 10 | 3pm, Paul Hall
Juilliard Extension Winter Showcase
Tickets $15

Sun May 12 | 3pm, Paul Hall
Juilliard Extension Spring Showcase
Tickets $15