A performer playing a cello in the center of a large, dimly-lit room with purple lighting, surrounded by an audience seated or lying on the floor, some taking notes or listening attentively.

Carnegie Hall’s Well-Being Concert Series emerged from a deep commitment to exploring the profound connections between music and personal well-being.

Recognizing that music has the capacity to soothe, energize, inspire, and transform, they set out to create an experience that extends beyond traditional concert programming. The series is designed to be both an artistic and communal journey, allowing audiences to engage with music in ways that support emotional resilience, self-reflection, and collective healing.

Save the date:

Tuesday, January 6, 2026 | Missoula Public Library

6:30PM

Music for String Quartet

Missoula Crescendo Club is proud to present Well-Being Concerts as a Partner with the Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute. The Well-Being Concert Series is also in partnership with the Missoula Public Library.
A musical performance in a dimly lit room with an audience sitting on the floor and lounge chairs, focusing on a pianist and a singer.

The concerts utilize a nurturing environment with soft lighting, floor mats, and cushions, and a host provides prompts and mindfulness exercises to encourage audience connection with the music and one another.