The Met has assembled a cast of powerful voices to match Aida’s epic scale, which in this grand production uses every stage lift in the house.

Trio Eos illuminates the profound beauty of the female voice and its potential to express joy, grief, hope, and loss. Confined to no one genre, the Trio performs music from the early Middle Ages through the Twenty-First Century. Free and open to the public.

Acclaimed pianist/composer Vijay Iyer and Celebrated poet/performer Mike Ladd, with Iraq veteran and poet Maurice Decaul, launch a new work-in-progress of music and poetry commissioned by Harlem Stage’s WaterWorks program.

JazzTimes calls Carla Cook "a mad-loose straight ahead jazz diva," and the Chicago Sun-Times states that "she scatted with a richness and range that is beyond most of her contemporaries." The Detroit-native notes her favorite artists range from Miles Davis to Chaka Khan to Johann Sebastian Bach, and she draws upon all of these influences and more in her music.

Solo Piano Recital: Wei Sim, student of Reiko Uchida, including works by Bach, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Debussy, and Liszt. Free Admission Donations will be accepted for World Vision's Haiti Relief Effort.

Columbia Sounds- The New Columbia Faculty Music Series: Russian and Czech Program - Tickets $15 For more information please visit music.columbia.edu or email mpp@columbia.edu

If your string quartet is interested in participating, please email mpp@columbia.edu. This event is free and open to the public for observation. Moebius Ensemble and Blaeu Quartet members are also in the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of the Netherlands. In addition to this masterclass, they will perfom at Carnegie Hall Wednesday February 17, and at Italian Academy (CU) on February 19. For more information please visit music.columbia.edu or email mpp@columbia.edu

Featuring groups directed by Ole Mathisen, Don Sickler, and Ben Waltzer Free and open to the public. For more information please visit music.columbia.edu or email mpp@columbia.edu

Free and open to the public.

The Moebius Ensemble: Myths and Fairytales - A multimedia concert in collaboration with visual artist Liz Gill Neilson. Free and open to the public. For more information please visit music.columbia.edu

Dame Edna and Michael Feinstein join forces, and heaven knows what will happen.

The Flanders Recorder Quartet, a prominent fixture in the world of early music, makes its Miller Theatre debut. A "homogenous and crystal clear sound" and "technical perfection and stylish interpretation" are just some of the distinctive trademarks of the ensemble.

Conference: Please join the Harriman Institute in association with the Polish Cultural Institute, Romanian Cultural Institute, and Austrian Cultural Forum for a conference marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of Communism in Central and Eastern Europe.