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	The 75th Anniversary European Tour with Lorin Maazel celebrates the historic 1930 tour by the Orchestra with Arturo Toscanini. Part I of the tour, in September 2005, took the Orchestra to festivals in Germany and Switzerland. The highlight of Part II, in November 2005, is a series of three concerts at Dresden's Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), the Baroque masterpiece destroyed by Allied bombs at the end of World War II, which has now been rebuilt as the architectural and spiritual centerpiece of Dresden 50 years later.



		November 7–11 New York to Brussels Travel with the musicians of the Philharmonic as they traverse time zones, take in the sights, rehearse, and perform their first concert at Brussels' Palais des Beaux Arts. The first concert of the tour, conducted by Lorin Maazel, showcases the Philharmonic in a program of Weber, Strauss, and Dvořák. View Photo Album



		November 11–14 Brussels to Luxembourg Tag along for a busy weekend, as the musicians travel from Brussels to Amsterdam for two concerts at the famed Concertgebouw; move on to Dsseldorf for a Sunday night performance at the Tonhalle, with pianist Margarita Hhenrieder (left); and then travel to Luxembourg for a Monday evening concert at the new Salle de Concerts Grande-Duchesse Josphine-Charlotte. View Photo Album



		November 15–16 Luxembourg to Dresden Follow the Orchestra as it travels to Dresden, Germany, where there is much excitement about the Philharmonic's three concerts at the city's iconic Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady). View Photo Album



		November 17–18 Dresden Experience the emotions of the Orchestra's first concert at the Frauenkirche — newly rebuilt 50 years after its destruction at the close of World War II — featuring a performance of Colin Matthews's Berceuse for Dresden with cellist Jan Vogler (left). View Photo Album



		November 19–21 Dresden to Munich Join the musicians and Maestro Maazel for the Philharmonic's last two concerts in Dresden — including an appearance by Swedish contralto Anna Larsson (left) singing Mahler's Kindertotenlieder — and the final concert, at Munich's Gasteig, of the Orchestra's 75th Anniversary European Tour. View Photo Album