Carnegie Hall
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The world’s greatest visiting musicians play in this historic concert hall that opened in 1891 with Tchaikovsky making his U.S. debut on the podium. A campaign led by violinist Isaac Stern saved the building from demolition after Lincoln Center (see Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts) was completed in 1969, and it entered its second century with old-world style intact after an extensive, lavish renovation.
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