Associate Conductor Jerry Hou conducts the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra in a family program.

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Shostakovich’s Fifth journeys from haunting depths to its famously ambiguous finale

The Crain-Maling Foundation CSO Young Artists Competition is a prestigious concerto competition for Illinois’ top young soloists.

Program featuring Beethoven and Rachmaninoff

Let’s investigate the impact of experimental and innovative compositions throughout history.

Let’s investigate the impact of experimental and innovative compositions throughout history.

Program featuring the works of Weber, Mendelssohn and Schumann

A concert honoring Pierre Boulez

Artist-in-Residence Yuja Wang plays the dual role of soloist and orchestra leader in this unique program.

Special concert at The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine.

Program featuring Wagner

Leslie Odom reunites with ProMusica Chamber Orchestra for two enchanting evenings to celebrate the holiday season!

Enjoy a festive evening with the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra and friends for seasonal favorites to usher in the holiday season.

Shepherd School students present a concert of contemporary and new works.

Witness extraordinary young artists you have to see and hear to believe in a concert spotlighting two 2024 Shepherd School Concerto Competition winners.

Feel the full force of the Sheperd School Symphony Orchestra’s dazzling virtuosity.

Featuring the music of Christopher Theofanidis, Guest Composer in Residence

Vibrant Voices: Musical Portraits from the Houston Asian American Archive is a unique and innovative concert experience that highlights immigrant experiences and triumphs in Houston

Program featuring Hindemith, Muhly and Bach

Inspired by his own adventures in the Alps, Strauss' An Alpine Symphony evokes nature's power and majesty in a journey through crashing waterfalls, misty meadows, and furious storms.

Join us for a magical journey into storytelling and music as only the timeless tales of Disney can evoke.

Program featuring Mahler

In his final subscription concerts as Music Director, Jaap van Zweden conducts Mahler’s colossal — and profound — Second Symphony.

NY Phil musicians take the solo spotlight in this concert conducted by Music Director Jaap van Zweden. Mozart’s Sinfonia concertante highlights the interplay between violin and viola, and in Brahms’s Double Concerto the violin and cello team up in dialogue with the orchestra.

Music Director Jaap van Zweden conducts Mozart’s timeless Requiem, a work of great poignance and emotional depth.

The Ensemble will be traveling from New York City to perform the works of Los Angeles composers in HEAR NOW 2024.

The Ensemble will be traveling from New York City to perform the works of Los Angeles composers in HEAR NOW 2024.

Recording of works by Shepherd School of Music Composers

Mendelssohn was so taken with the history and landscape of Scotland that it inspired his Symphony No. 3, which is inflected with stylistic elements of Scottish dances. The program opens with a World Premiere by Joel Thompson, followed by NY Phil Principal Trombone Joseph Alessi as soloist in Tan Dun’s concerto inspired by three ancient Chinese instruments. Jaap van Zweden conducts.

Gala Concert with Joshua Henry

Program featuring Mendelssohn, Mozart & Beethoven

Program featuring Strauss, Mendelssohn and Lutoslawski

Program featuring Bruckner Symphony No. 8

Program featuring Tchaikovsky and Bruckner

No composer mines the depths of the human experience more fearlessly or wholeheartedly than Tchaikovsky, and his beloved Fifth Symphony surges with unbridled passion, candid emotion, and balletic grace on its journey from darkness to light.

Program featuring Mahler

Program featuring Schubert and Beethoven

Music, both old and new, has the power to reinvigorate our imagination. Join this concert, filled with storytelling, music, and fun.

6 Education Concerts for Public Schools in NYC

Works by Coleridge-Taylor, Prokofiev and Bartok

Nemanja Radulović is the soloist in Prokofiev’s Violin Concerto No. 2, a virtuosic showcase that travels from a Russian folksong to a Spanish-flavored finale

Young People’s Concert

Program featuring the works of Simon, Beethoven and Saint-Säens

Program featuring Liszt, Bartok, Ligeti and Mussorgsky/Ravel

Program featuring the works of Kevin Puts

Halloween Concert

Program featuring Lysenko, Barber, Ginastera and Ellington

Program featuring Beethoven, Reich and Schubert

Program featuring Heggie/Meyer/Montgomery/Higdon/Puts and Copland

New York Philharmonic Fall Gala, featuring the music of Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Dvorak

Program featuring Beethoven, Mozart and Dvorak

Program featuring the mu sic of John Williams as well ass Rossini, Strauss Jr and Ravel

Program featuring Barber and Copland

Program Featuring Debussy, Britten, Bartok and Brahms/Schoenberg

This finale of the ASYO season will show exactly how far these talented young musicians have come this season under ASYO Music Director Jerry Hou's direction.

Runnicles will conduct Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, concluding his 22-year tenure as Principal Guest Conductor with a piece he and the orchestra know well, having last performed it together in 2015.

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra sees the return of music director Nathalie Stutzmann to the podium, with 22-year-old Swedish violinist Daniel Lozakovich as guest soloist.

Symphony Hall lights up with the fiery Berlioz Symphony fantastique, with guest conductor Stéphane Denève at the podium.

Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann presents one of the great masterpieces of all time: J. S. Bach’s St. Matthew Passion.

1685 was a banner year. Two little boys were born in Germany, about 100 miles apart. One is among the world’s most influential composers.

How can improvisation create a space for joy and collaboration? At our next Young People’s Concert on March 11, listen as the NY Phil is joined by jazz trumpet player Etienne Charles and his band.

Associate Conductor Jerry Hou and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra celebrate the American experience.

Associate Conductor Jerry Hou and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra celebrate the American experience.

The month concludes with a piece familiar to ASO audiences, Brahms’ A German Requiem, featuring the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus under the baton of Maestro Runnicles, Jan, 26 and Jan. 28 at 8 pm in Symphony Hall.

The month concludes with a piece familiar to ASO audiences, Brahms’ A German Requiem, featuring the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus under the baton of Maestro Runnicles, Jan, 26 and Jan. 28 at 8 pm in Symphony Hall.

Classical pianist Jonathan Biss returns to Symphony Hall on Jan. 19 and Jan, 21 at 8 pm, playing Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in a concert evening that transports audiences to Vienna.

Nemanja Radulović is the soloist in Prokofiev’s Violin Concerto No. 2, a virtuosic showcase that travels from a Russian folksong to a Spanish-flavored finale

Yuja Wang performs the New York Premiere of the Third Piano Concerto by Magnus Lindberg, a former Marie-Josée Kravis Composer-in-Residence