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| Contains | Lincoln Center, Rose Building: Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Studio Alice Tully Hall Clark Studio Theater David Geffen Hall David H Koch Theater Fordham University, 12th Floor Lounge Metropolitan Opera House New York State Theater Stanley H Kaplan Penthouse Walter Reade Theater |
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New York CityJaap van Zweden conducts: Schoenberg and Mozart
Schoenberg, Mozart
New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Jaap van Zweden; Ying Fang; Tamara Mumford; Joel Prieto; Tareq Nazmi
New York CityJaap van Zweden conducts: Wagner, Brahms and Berg with Renaud Capuçon
Wagner, Berg, Brahms
New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Jaap van Zweden; Renaud Capuçon
New York CityPhil the Hall
to be announced
New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Jaap van Zweden
New York CityThe Art of the Score: Back to the Future in Concert
Silvestri: Back to the Future in Concert - score performed live to complete film
New York Philharmonic Orchestra; David Newman; Alec Baldwin
New York CityMichael Tilson Thomas conducts: Beethoven, Schumann and Schuman with Gil Shaham
Beethoven, Schuman, Schumann
New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Michael Tilson Thomas; Gil Shaham
New York CityKravis Nightcap Series Curated by Michael Tilson Thomas
Michael Tilson Thomas; Nadia Sirota
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Kyle Abraham's When We Fell: a pandemic premiere at NYCB
After the success of The Runaway, it wasn’t surprising that Kyle Abraham was tapped to create a new work for NYCB’s 2021 Digital Season.
NYCB tries pandemic choreography
New York City Ballet ends its Fall Digital Season with a festival of new choreography, including works by Justin Peck and Pam Tanowitz.
Louis Langrée makes his New York Philharmonic debut
Three of the pieces that Louis Langrée conducted in his New York Philharmonic debut concerts were similarly atmospheric and impressionistic, stealing each other’s thunder. Happily, the Scriabin was cathartic.
François Girard's new Fliegende Holländer disappoints at The Met
François Girard’s production presents the moody, stormy atmosphere of Norwegian seascapes with stunning visuals, but offers few fresh ideas on the doomed love between the Dutchman and Senta.
Welser-Möst leads the New York Philharmonic in Widmann and Strauss
In his first New York Philharmonic engagement since 2000, Franz Welser-Möst pairs Jörg Widmann's Babylon Suite with Strauss' Sinfonia domestica.
Iván Fischer focuses on the big picture in Mahler 5 at Lincoln Center
The players of the Budapest Festival Orchestra once again proved themselves to be a remarkably cohesive ensemble.
Ellen Reid premiere and Renée Fleming steal the show from Bruckner 4
Ellen Reid’s evocative new work and Renée Fleming’s set of songs from her album “Distant Light” were the highlights of a program that included an uninspiring Bruckner Fourth Symphony.
A musically ideal Così in The Met's revival
Phelim McDermott’s Coney Island Così fan tutte returns to The Met, in sparkling vocal performances.