Hailed as “the most beautiful tenor voice since Luciano Pavarotti” (Süddeutsche Zeitung), tenor Benjamin Bernheim has ignited an opera-world frenzy unlike any in recent years. His electrifying rise has taken him from the world’s greatest stages—the Met, La Scala, the Royal Opera House, Palais Garnier—to historic moments like performing at the closing ceremonies of the Paris Olympics and the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, earning him the title of “France’s new favorite tenor.” (The New York Times). Now, in a rare recital appearance for his Princeton University Concerts debut, Bernheim trades the grand opera house for an intimate chamber setting, bringing his signature artistry to a handpicked program of romance, longing, and nostalgia. From the lush sensuality of Duparc and Chausson to Spanish and South American gems by Mompou, Turina, and Ginastera, the evening culminates in the timeless melodies of Puccini and the poignant beauty of French chanson. No grand sets, no spectacle—just one of the world’s greatest tenors unfiltered, singing his favorite music just for you.

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Benjamin Bernheim, Tenor Carrie-Ann Matheson, Piano

Richardson Auditorium

Catalonia is said to be somewhat like Spain's "Gallic village"—proud, somewhat stubborn, and full of strong personalities. With the Barcelona Symphony Orchestra under the direction of its chief conductor Ludovic Morlot and world-class soprano Nuria Rial, important Catalan cultural ambassadors are coming to Hamburg—bringing music from their homeland with them, accompanied by perhaps the most famous pieces by Ravel and Debussy.

Barcelona Symphony Orchestra / Nuria Rial / Ludovic Morlot

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Trompette en jazz: «Crazy Race»

Church of St. Nicolas

Soloist Concert Volodos

Great Festival House

Trifonov Soloist Concert

Bow tie, small towel and lucky charm necklace – Martín García García usually takes to the stage with these three accessories. When he plays the piano, he just wants to “enjoy the moment” – good conditions for an unforgettable concert evening.

Martin Garcia Garcia: Albeniz | Chopin | Mompou

Museum Ludwig

A programme running from Bach to Thomas Adès by way of leading composers from Paraguay, Brazil and the unique style of the Barcelona-born Federico Mompou, whose 1962 Suite compostelana – referring to the city of Santiago de Compostela – was written for Andrès Segovia.

Sean Shibe guitar

Wigmore Hall

We are delighted to present a recital by Martín García García as part of the Mannes Summer Piano Festival. The program showcases the masterpieces of Chopin, alongside captivating compositions by Mompou, Albéniz, and García García himself.

Federico Mompou

Events

Past events

Feb 5, 2026

Benjamin Bernheim, Tenor Carrie-Ann Matheson, Piano · Princeton University Concerts

Nov 14, 2025

Barcelona Symphony Orchestra / Nuria Rial / Ludovic Morlot · Elbphilharmonie

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