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'Waves' Photo Credit: Stephen Cummiskey

Great Performers series runs from October 3, 2008 through June 6, 2009.

Valery Gergiev to Conduct the Kirov Orchestra and Chorus of the Mariinsky Theatre and to Lead the London Symphony Orchestra for the First Time in New York as Principal Conductor

Mark Morris’ Romeo & Juliet, On Motifs of Shakespeare Will Have First New York City Performances

New Visions: The Literary Muse offers full-evening works inspired by Cervantes, Kafka, Shakespeare and Virginia Woolf, with U.S. and New York premieres; featured artists include Mark Morris, Katie Mitchell, Jordi Savall, Peter Sellars, Dawn Upshaw

New Music for a New Hall – four-event series of premieres, commissions and innovative, multimedia works from the London Philharmonic, Ensemble intercontemporain, and Klangforum Wien – follows re-opening of Alice Tully Hall

Symphonic Masters includes Vladimir Jurowski with London Philharmonic, Fabio Luisi with Dresden Staatskapelle, in new posts as Principal Conductors

The Joy of Music: Leonard Bernstein on Film—11-part film series highlights city-wide Bernstein commemoration in fall 2008

Waves, an award-winning multimedia theater production from London’s National Theatre, which will have its U.S. premiere as part of New Visions in November 2008, is based on Virginia Woolf’s groundbreaking 1931 novel The Waves

Lincoln Center to present a Virtual Tree Lighting in December

Lincoln Center to honor Julien J. Studley at Fall Gala and Fundraiser - November 10, 2008

Lincoln Center presents Russian Dreams: The Music of Sergei Prokofiev

Lincoln Center Unveils Dynamic Design for Vibrant Community Space by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects

Live From Lincoln Center presents New York Philharmonic: Opening Night Gala Featuring Flutist James Galway - September 17, 2008

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Lincoln Center Announces Updates for the Alice Tully Hall Opening Nights Festival.: February 22 – March 8, 2008

Festival Tickets available at $25 or less.

The musically omnivorous American string quartet ETHEL will give a free performance of the New York premiere of Space, a site-specific sound installation for amplified string quartet by composer Phil Kline and sound artist Jody Elff.

Lincoln Center’s American Songbook artist Stew, whose hit Broadway show Passing Strange recently won a Tony Award for Best Book in a Musical, has announced his program for the Opening Nights Festival.

Lincoln Center’s Night of World Music will present Grammy-nominated sitar virtuoso Ustad Shujaat Khan, who joins forces with multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer Karsh Kale in a musical collaboration that blends classical Indian music, electronica, jazz and rock.

First Look – The Opening-Night concert of the Festival on February 22 will be a collaboration of three of the Lincoln Center resident organizations that have most frequently used Alice Tully Hall as a venue over the years: The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and The Juilliard School.

Lincoln Center Institute

For more than 25 years Lincoln Center Institute (LCI) has developed and refined its own distinctive approach to the arts and education, one that challenges all students to learn about and through the arts. More

Lincoln Center Podcasts

Deborah Voigt to Host New Podcast Series at LincolnCenter.org

Hosted by star soprano Deborah Voigt, Vocal Chords will be available for download bi-weekly on Mondays throughout the fall at LincolnCenter.org/podcasts. More