The Unanswered Questions: Addictive Connections by New York Philharmonic

The NY Phil and The Cooper Union co-present a panel exploring issues of mental health, addiction, and social justice. Hip hop / theater artist Baba Israel, sound artist Fay Victor, and NY Ph…

Tazewell Thompson Discusses “The March to Liberation” by New York Philharmonic

Harlem-born director Tazewell Thompson shares his thoughts on the NY Phil’s upcoming concert program “The March to Liberation,” an exploration of the musical heritage of Black culture …

Margaret Bonds: Decision from Montgomery Variations by New York Philharmonic

Thomas Wilkins and the New York Philharmonic preform Margaret Bonds' Decision from Montgomery Variations Young People's Concert: THE ORCHESTRA WILL NOT BE TELEVISED January 15th, 2022 For …

Anna Thorvaldsdottir Discusses Catamorphosis by New York Philharmonic

Composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir explains how she brings her textured, nuanced internal experience of a piece to life on the page, and into our ears. Hear the US Premiere of Thorvaldsdottir’s…

From the Archives: Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring” by New York Philharmonic

NY Phil Director of Archives and Exhibitions Gabryel Smith shares another treasure from the NY Phil Archives: Leonard Bernstein’s score of Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring,” which th…

Behind the Scenes of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in Concert with Justin Freer by New York Philharmonic

Justin Freer, conductor of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in Concert, shares the unique challenges and opportunities of conducting a live orchestra with film, and takes us behind th…

A Tribute to Stanley Drucker (1929–2022) by New York Philharmonic

The New York Philharmonic deeply mourns the passing of the legendary orchestral clarinetist Stanley Drucker, who joined the Philharmonic in 1948, at age 19, and was appointed Principal Clari…

Celebrate Giving Tuesday with the NY Phil! by New York Philharmonic

Celebrate this #GivingTuesday by making a contribution today! And thanks to the generous support of The Tiger Baron Foundation, all new and increased gifts will be matched, doubling the impa…

The Unanswered Questions: The Power of a Voice by New York Philharmonic

The New York Philharmonic and John Jay College for Criminal Justice co-present "The Power of a Voice: How Artists and Organizations Speak Up for Justice," a panel discussion exploring how an…

Roomful of Teeth x NY Phil: October 20, 22, 23 by New York Philharmonic

Coming soon: Grammy–winning vocal band Roomful of Teeth joins the NY Phil and Music Director Jaap van Zweden for a US premiere by Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Shaw. “Microfictions, Vol…

Florence Price: Symphony No. 4 (excerpt) by New York Philharmonic

“Wade in the water, God’s gonna trouble the water.” The melody of the well known spiritual inspires the first movement of Florence Price’s Fourth Symphony, here seen in its first-eve…

Chris Thile on What to Expect from The 65th Street Session by New York Philharmonic

What can you expect from an installment of The 65th Street Session, curated by Creative Partner Chris Thile? a) Artists from across the American musical landscape in their elements b) Music…

First Rehearsals in the New David Geffen Hall by New York Philharmonic

There isn’t a bad seat in the stunning new Wu Tsai Theater at David Geffen Hall, set to re-open this October. But don’t just take our word for it; hear from NY Phil musicians about their…

San Juan Hill: A New York Story by Etienne Charles opens the new David Geffen Hall by New York Philharmonic

Don’t miss the world premiere by Trinidadian composer and artist Etienne Charles which opens the new David Geffen Hall. Performed by Etienne Charles & Creole Soul and the New York Philharm…

Unanswered Questions: What's That Noise? by New York Philharmonic

Join panelists, as they discuss the impact of culturally held perceptions of music versus noise and ponder the question who gets to be "loud" in New York City? For more information visit ht…

Authentic Selves: Anthony Roth Costanzo x Casita Maria Center for Arts & Education by New York Philharmonic

On the final day of #pride month, we look back at our “Authentic Selves: The Beauty Within” initiative with 2021–22 Artist-in-Residence Anthony Roth Costanzo. This spring, Anthony led …

Concerts in the Parks 2022 Highlight Reel: Central Park by New York Philharmonic

One week ago, the NY Phil returned to Central Park for Concerts in the Parks, Presented by Didi and Oscar Schafer. After two years of cancellations, the community welcomed the Orchestra back…

The Unanswered Questions: Opening the Gate by New York Philharmonic

The New York Philharmonic and John Jay College of Criminal Justice co-present The Unanswered Questions: Opening the Gate, a discussion exploring how artists from marginalized groups, includi…

Jan Lisiecki Performs Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 by New York Philharmonic

Pianist Jan Lisiecki Performs Beethoven’s ”Emperor” Concerto on the New York Philharmonic’s first-ever concert at the Usedom Music Festival tonight. For more information visit https…

frank gets a glow up✨ by New York Philharmonic

Nina Shekhar Unpacks Her Piece “Lumina” by New York Philharmonic

Nina Shekhar’s “Lumina” explores contrasts using sonic clouds. ☁️ Nina also points to her piece’s exploration of light versus dark and how its poignant message resonates with the…

Beatrice Rana on Receiving the Ronnie and Lawrence Ackman Classical Piano Prize by New York Philharmonic

The 2022 Ronnie and Lawrence Ackman Classical Piano Prize at the New York Philharmonic has been awarded to 29-year-old pianist Beatrice Rana. She makes her New York Philharmonic debut, Jun…

The Legacy of Dimitri Mitropoulos by New York Philharmonic

Did you know that former Philharmonic Music Director Dimitri Mitropoulos committed every single score he conducted to memory before the first rehearsal? 🤯 Today, the NY Phil Shelby White …

Reclaiming Our Joy: Celebrating Our Right to Happiness by New York Philharmonic

The New York Philharmonic and John Jay College of Criminal Justice co-present Reclaiming Our Joy: Celebrating Our Right to Happiness, the fourth installment in The Unanswered Questions, a di…

Advice to My Very Young Composer Self: Nico Muhly by New York Philharmonic

In our continuing celebration of the NY Phil Very Young Composers Program’s 25th anniversary, composer Nico Muhly shares a fun tip for how young composers can build up a body of work with …

“What's in My Case?” Isaac Trapkus, Bass by New York Philharmonic

“What’s in My Case?” is back! New York Philharmonic bassist Isaac Trapkus may not have much in his instrument case, but he does have a cool musical hobby: making his own rosin! Find ou…

John Williams’s “Fanfare for Solo Trumpet To Celebrate the Reopening of David Geffen Hall” by New York Philharmonic

Standing in front of the stage currently under construction in the new David Geffen Hall, Principal Trumpet Christopher Martin performs the World Premiere of John Williams’s “Fanfare for…

Themes of the NY Phil’s 2022–23 Season by New York Philharmonic

The NY Phil’s 2022–23 season explores some of the most important issues of our time: the notion of home and what it is to belong to a community; the triumphs of the human spirit; quests …

NY Phil’s New Series in the 2022–23 Season by New York Philharmonic

In the 2022–23 Season, the NY Phil launches new series to tap into the potential created by the new performance spaces in David Geffen Hall. “The 65th Street Session,” curated by Chris…

HOME, a Monthlong Festival, October 2022 by New York Philharmonic

Welcome home! This October, the NY Phil and @Lincoln Center join forces to inaugurate the new David Geffen Hall with HOME, a monthlong festival. We invite you to come hear some of the first …

Welcome to the NY Phil’s 2022–23 Season by New York Philharmonic

New home. New horizons. NY Phil. Explore the season at nyphil.org. Subscribe at https://www.youtube.com/user/NewYorkPhilharmonic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nyphilharmonic Twitte…