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Saturday Matinee: Schubert, Bartók, and Dvorák
How's this for a delightful afternoon: Schubert's sumptuous Octet, Bartók's Violin Concerto No. 1 with soloist Glenn Dicterow, and Dvorák's exuberant Carnival Overture? Alan Gilbert conducts; a panel discussion with members of the Orchestra tops off the day.
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CALIFORNIA 2012
Alan Gilbert and the Philharmonic are on their way home after concluding the tour with back-to-back concerts in San Francisco and San Diego.
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Tchaikovsky and Bartók
Alan Gilbert and the Philharmonic bring their "rapturous power" (The Huffington Post) to Tchaikovsky's passionate Fourth Symphony. Also: Bartók's Violin Concerto No. 1, starring our own Concertmaster Glenn Dicterow.
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Free Annual Memorial Day Concert
Alan Gilbert conducts Mahler's Ninth Symphony in our Free Annual Memorial Day Concert at The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine. Tickets are first come, first served and will be handed out at 6:15PM. Join us!
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Introducing Alan Gilbert: A Study
Global Sponsor Credit Suisse has just launched Alan Gilbert: A Study - a new, free iPad app that allows exclusive access to the Music Director's studio at Avery Fisher Hall. Download the app to explore the studio and learn about the inspirations and influences that have shaped Alan Gilbert's career.
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Upcoming Concerts and Events

Fruebeck de Burgos
May 31–June 2

Carmina burana

More than 300 performers fill the stage for the first Philharmonic performances since 1999 of this epic work celebrating the pleasures of love, drink, and more, in music famed for its singular power and beauty.

Fruebeck de Burgos
June 6–9

Zukerman Performs Bach, Mozart, and Stravinsky

"Zukerman seems the forever-young virtuoso: expressively resourceful, infectiously musical, technically impeccable, effortless." (Los Angeles Times)

Pinchas Zukerman
June 8

Friday Matinee with Pinchas Zukerman

Conductor and violinist Pinchas Zukerman joins the Philharmonic on this Friday morning program featuring music of Bach, Mozart, and Stravinsky.

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David Robertson
June 8–9

CONTACT! The New Music Series

The New York Times calls it "must-hear adventures with provocative, enticing contemporary music." Don't miss the Philharmonic's acclaimed music series, CONTACT!. After the music, enjoy a post-concert reception where you'll mix and mingle with artists and fellow concertgoers.

Leonidas Kavakos
June 14–16

Kavakos, Korngold, Nielsen, and Beethoven

"The most deeply satisfying violinist performing today" (Philadelphia Inquirer) performs the lush, lyrical Korngold, and Alan Gilbert conducts our first performances in nearly 50 years of Nielsen's Third Symphony. Beethoven's Coriolan Overture opens the program.

Park Avenue Armory
June 29–30

Philharmonic 360

Prepare yourself for a musical experience unlike any you've ever heard. With the Philharmonic on three stages amidst the audience, Alan Gilbert will lead you on a journey through centuries of music exploiting the spatial dimension. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind experience, co-presented with the Park Avenue Armory.

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