New York Philharmonic

The Bach Variations: A Philharmonic Festival

March 6-April 6
An extraordinary festival celebrating the composer The New York Times called "The Greatest." Highlights include piano concertos with András Schiff (Apr 3-6), violin concertos with Isabel Faust (Mar 20-23), and one of the crowning achievements in all of music, the Mass in B Minor conducted by Alan Gilbert (Mar 13-16).

Emanuel Ax: Artist-in-Residence

October 4-6, April 24-27,
June 20-22
The acclaimed pianist joins us for three weeks of full-orchestra performances (all conducted by Alan Gilbert), chamber masterworks, and more.

Christopher Rouse: Composer-in-Residence

Feb 21-22, April 17-20,
June 20-22
One of America's "loftiest, most passionate and most sincere composers" (critic Justin Davidson) contributes a World Premiere, Phantasmata
(Feb 21-22), and Seeing with soloist Emanuel Ax, for whom it was written (June 20-22). Alan Gilbert conducts all performances.

The Complete Brahms Symphonies & Concertos

November 8-17, January 16-19, February 6-22
The Philharmonic performs all of Johannes Brahms’s masterful symphonies and concertos with conductors Kurt Masur and Alan Gilbert, and soloists Yefim Bronfman, Christian Tetzlaff, Rudolf Buchbinder, Glenn Dicterow, and Carter Brey.

Joshua Bell Plays Bernstein

April 17-20
“The greatest American violinist active today” (The Boston Herald) performs Bernstein’s Serenade. Alan Gilbert conducts.

Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra