Carnegie Hall presents Boston’s Grammy Award–winning Handel and Haydn Society (H+H). In its Zankel Hall debut, H+H is led by Jonathan Cohen in a program of works by J.S. Bach and Telemann.

Named for Jean-Féry Rebel’s ahead-of-its-time work, Les Élémens (“The Elements”) features historical performance ensemble Juilliard415 and Juilliard dancers. Including Handel’s beloved Water Music, along with other pieces inspired by fire, water, air, and earth.

Intrepid early music band Ruckus and pathbreaking singer Davóne Tines deliver the powerful bite of American revolutionary music, time-traveling through four centuries of songs, hymns, ballads, and newly commissioned works by Tines and Doug Balliett, featuring a special appearance by the Lavender Light Gospel Choir.

The exquisite voice-and-viol partnership of countertenor Iestyn Davies and early-music stalwarts Fretwork returns to Carnegie Hall performing selections from their breathtaking Lamento album that comprises 17th-century German pieces for viol consort and voice.