Due to overwhelming fan demand, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Film Concert is adding a 2 pm matinee performance at Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, October 4, 2026, as the first performance in a limited run of international shows. This extraordinary live concert event celebrates the acclaimed anime's score, composed by Evan Call, performed by the Orchestra of St. Luke's and conducted by Ian Weinberger. “Orchestra of St. Luke's is delighted to perform Evan Call's evocative score for Frieren: Beyond Journey's End at Carnegie Hall, bringing the music and film together in a vivid live concert experience,” said James Roe, President and Executive Director, Orchestra of St. Luke's. For the first time, U.S. audiences will be transported into the emotional world of Frieren through a powerful orchestral performance, cinematic visuals, and the artistry of one of anime's most celebrated contemporary composers. Composer Evan Call, known for his work on Violet Evergarden, will appear in person to share insights into the creative process behind Frieren's deeply emotional music. Accompanied by curated visuals from the anime, this immersive concert invites audiences to relive the journey of Frieren and her companions – from quiet reflection to the grandeur of adventure – in an unforgettable night of music and emotion. Tickets are on sale now at CarnegieHall.org. ABOUT EVAN CALL: Evan Call is an American-born composer and arranger based in Japan. Renowned for his lush, cinematic orchestrations, Call's work spans some of the most beloved anime soundtracks of recent years, including Violet Evergarden, Josee, The Tiger and the Fish, and My Happy Marriage. His music is celebrated for its emotional depth and sophisticated fusion of classical and contemporary styles. | 
