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Upcoming Concerts & Events

Alan Gilbert
May 27
Free Memorial Day Concert
Alan Gilbert conducts Bruckner's momentous Third Symphony at the Orchestra's annual appearance at The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine. First-come, first-served free tickets distributed at the cathedral on the day of the concert beginning at 6:00PM.
Wynton Marsalis
May 30
Rush Hour: Wynton Marsalis
“I have never seen so many people at a Philharmonic concert tapping their feet and hands” (The New York Times). The Philharmonic joins the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis in this reprise of his colorful Swing Symphony. The hour-long Rush Hour Concert starts at 6:45PM.
Lisa Batiashvili
June 6–11
Batiashvili and Il Prigioniero
Lisa Batiashvili brings fireworks to Prokofiev’s First Violin Concerto, and Met Opera star Gerald Finley headlines a concert performance of Dallapiccola’s gripping Il Prigioniero, the tragic story of a prisoner under torture and the meaning of freedom.
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Harvey Sachs
June 5
Insights Series: Gazing into the Totalitarian Abyss — Dallapiccola’s Il Prigioniero
Harvey Sachs, the Philharmonic’s Leonard Bernstein Scholar-in-Residence, speaks about the great 20th-century Italian composer of the opera the Philharmonic is performing June 6–11, and about music in Mussolini’s Italy.
Summertime Classics
July 3–7
Summertime Classics
This festive series treats you to the Philharmonic’s renowned virtuosity with summertime flair. Commemorate America’s birthday at a “Star-Spangled Celebration,” and journey through the cosmos in “The Planets — An HD Odyssey” with conductor/host Bramwell Tovey.
 
Gifts from the Archives
Dressed in his finest white tie and tails, then Philharmonic Music Director Zubin Mehta "conducts" the world's largest group of best-dressed performers (Antarctica, 1987). Available as an archive-quality print, mug, or journal.
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