Needing almost no introduction, multiple Grammy-winning cellist Yo-Yo Ma is unarguably one of classical music's biggest star. The virtuoso performs all over the world to sold-out houses and remains one of the best-selling recording artists in the classical field. His versatility, energy, and pure love of creating and performing exquisite music make him a favorite for audiences of all ages.

Holiday merriment returns to Hayes Hall as the Naples Philharmonic, conductedNicholas Hersh, is joined by the Naples Philharmonic Chorus and Naples Philharmonic Youth Chorus for another year of festive joy! Including the finest Yuletide music from classics to modern favorites, this beloved tradition is the perfect way to greet the season for all ages!

Undoubtedly the finest example of the baroque tradition and the most popular of the composer's 350 concertos, a recital of his enchanting and magnificent Four Seasons is an essential experience for any fan of classical music, be it your first time or your fiftieth. Presented under flickering candlelight, enjoy Vivaldi's sensational work performed by a talented string quartet in this fever original event.

Kelli O'Hara and Sutton Foster appear in concert with an Orchestra to pay homage to Broadway and the stars that have brought it to life, putting together a night honoring Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett's classic performance on the 1962 CBS Special, Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall! That show included Broadway classics from Rodgers and Hammerstein, Cole Porter and others, not to mention a musical parody of The Sound of Music, so don't delay in booking for this chance to relive a golden era!

With a program covering Christmas classics from Wham to Wet Wet Wet, The Nutcracker to Feliz Navidad, fever's Candlelight Christmas Classics is a treat that'll get the family in the festive mood. So take a break from the dreaded Christmas shopping and the stress of the in-laws and enjoy an evening of musical merriment in a venue glittering with more fairy lights than a fairy light factory!

The Grammy- and Emmy Award-winning Israeli-American is renowned as the pre-eminent violinist of the 20th century after coming to prominence at the tender age of 13 on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1958. Despite losing the use of his legs due to polio, he has overcome the odds to become one of the most successful violin virtuosos in the world, and his haunting musical works have featured in movies including Schindler's List and Memoirs of a Geisha.