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A still from El Canto de las Manos with performers signing to music
Nov 7

El Canto de las Manos

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An evening of music, film, and discussion with the US Premiere of El Canto de las Manos

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Joshua Bell & Dalia Stasevska

Nov 06–Nov 08

Bohdana Froylak’s Let There Be Light receives its US Premiere and Joshua Bell performs de Hartmann’s Violin Concerto in a program honoring Ukraine.

Bell performs onstage with an orchestra
<em>U.S.A. 250: The Philharmonic and American Music</em>
Now On Exhibit

U.S.A. 250: The Philharmonic and American Music

The Archives presents over 180 years of historical highlights from the Philharmonic’s influence on music in America, on view until November 29, 2025 to all ticketholders in the Katherine & Gary W. Parr Gallery.
Headshot of Abrahamsen
Oct 29

Sound On: Inward Journeys

Brad Lubman leads Chaya Czernowin’s Unforseen dusk: bones into wings and Hans Abrahamsen’s vers le silence.
Nicola Benedetti poses with a violin
Nov 13–16

Stravinsky & Marsalis

David Robertson conducts Stravinsky’s Petrushka and Nicola Benedetti performs a jazz-influenced concerto by composer and trumpeter Wynton Marsalis.
Hadelich performs on violin
Nov 20–22

Augustin Hadelich Performs Barber

Augustin Hadelich performs Barber’s lyrical Violin Concerto in a program conducted by Dima Slobodeniouk that features Sibelius’s Second Symphony.
<em>The Boulez Ethos</em>
Now On Exhibit

The Boulez Ethos

The Centenary of Pierre Boulez (Music Director, 1971-77) continues — featuring essays from his closest collaborators, rare photographs, and an original “4X machine” constructed for his composition, Répons — on view until December 1, 2025 to all ticketholders in the Bruno Walter Gallery.
Sheku Kanneh-Mason, the 2025-26 Artist-in-Residence, enjoying conversation with donors at a NY Phil event
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Have the perfect NY Phil experience. Learn about our new hall, our free concert livestreams, accessible ticket programs, and our history.

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David Geffen Hall

A completely reimagined David Geffen Hall—the result of an extensive renovation.
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Free Livestreams

Catch NY Phil concerts for free in the Karen and Richard LeFrak Lobby at David Geffen Hall! Select performances, announced monthly, will be livestreamed on the 50-foot Hauser Digital Wall for all to enjoy.
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Shelby White & Leon Levy Digital Archives

Explore programs, scores, images, and every concert since December 7, 1842.

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