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Phil Teens

Are you ready for an evening concert?

For teens and their guests.
Whether you've grown up with Young People's Concerts or are coming to the orchestra for the first time, Phil Teens is the perfect way to begin attending evening concerts. One-hour concerts beginning at 6:45 PM get you home early!

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Phil Teens

Rush Hour: Tchaikovsky's Pathetique

Wed, Mar. 28, 2012, 6:45PM

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Rush Hour: Mozart and La Mer

Wed, Apr. 25, 2012, 6:45PM

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Engage at the Atrium

Dive deep into the music with pre- and post-concert talks at the David Rubenstein Atrium, on Columbus between 62nd and 63rd Streets. Attendance is FREE!

At 5:30 before any Rush Hour Concert, stop by the Atrium for a Pre-Concert Talk: an insightful musical preview with a guest scholar.

And immediately after the concert, come back to the Atrium to join your fellow Phil Teens concertgoers in a lively Casual Conversation, facilitated by one of Lincoln Center's Performing Arts Docents. Come ready to share your impressions around a common experience! Bring your Philharmonic Rush Hour Concert ticket and take 10% off your order at 'wichcraft.

About Phil Teens

For only $12.50 each, you and one guest of any age can enjoy a fantastic Rush Hour Concert at the Philharmonic! Join us for free pre- and post-concert events at the Atrium.

"The New York Philharmonic played Mahler's Fifth Symphony. The melody in the trumpet was very beautiful. It was an amazing show, and I enjoyed it very much."

Student, Sinatra School of the Arts, Queens, NY

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Student Rush Tickets

Student Rush Tickets

No more standing in line! Students of any age can purchase $12.50 rush tickets for select concerts up to ten days before the concert.

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My Phil

MyPhil

Music lovers between 17 and 35: create your own personalized collection of live music for just $32.50 a ticket.

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Saturday Matinees

Saturday Matinees

Afternoon concerts are followed by Talkbacks: Philharmonic musicians take the stage to discuss music, music-making, and other matters near and dear to their hearts.

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