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Dudamel entering the stage from backstage doors.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10

Our New Era Starts Tomorrow!

Gustavo Dudamel’s inaugural season as the Tang Artistic & Music Director is unveiled tomorrow.

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Dudamel & David Lang’s the wealth of nations

MARCH 19–22

Gustavo Dudamel conducts the World Premiere of the wealth of nations, a New York Philharmonic commissioned work by David Lang.

Dudamel conducting the NY Phil at David Geffen Hall
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Now On Exhibit

From Sea to Shining Sea: Pioneering Moments from the Philharmonic-Symphony's Tours Across America

In celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the United States, explore highlights from the Philharmonic's historic tours of the country— on view now to all ticketholders in the Bruno Walter Gallery.
Schultz making a delighted face as she sings on stage with the NY Phil
April 8–10

Golda Schultz Sings Barber & Stravinsky

Golda Schultz sings Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 plus arias by Stravinsky and Floyd.
Gomyo posing with her violin
April 15–18

Dvořák’s Seventh & Sibelius’s Violin Concerto

Domingo Hindoyan conducts Dvořák’s Seventh Symphony and Karen Gomyo performs Sibelius’s Violin Concerto.
Hannigan making a contemplative expression while singing.
April 23–25

La Voix humaine with Barbara Hannigan

Soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan transforms Poulenc’s one-act opera into a multimedia experience. Also on the concert, R. Strauss’s Metamorphosen for strings.
Sheku Kanneh-Mason, the 2025-26 Artist-in-Residence, enjoying conversation with donors at a NY Phil event
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Become a Member

Transform your experience in David Geffen Hall — and help us transform symphonic music in New York City and beyond — by becoming a member of the NY Phil. We’ll thank you with exclusive benefits and VIP access.

Give the NY Phil a Standing Ovation

Support New York City’s Orchestra! Donor benefits, including discounts and Donor Rehearsal passes, start at $100.

Experience NY Phil

Have the perfect NY Phil experience. Learn about our new hall, our free concert livestreams, accessible ticket programs, and our history.

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David Geffen Hall

A completely reimagined David Geffen Hall—the result of an extensive renovation.
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Special Offers & Discounts

Learn about free and low-cost ways to attend NY Phil performances.
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Free Livestreams

Catch NY Phil concerts for free in the Karen and Richard LeFrak Lobby at David Geffen Hall! Select performances, announced monthly, will be livestreamed on the 50-foot Hauser Digital Wall for all to enjoy.
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Shelby White & Leon Levy Digital Archives

Explore programs, scores, images, and every concert since December 7, 1842.

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