NY Philharmonic
Ticket Information
Season Fall thru early Summer each year
Locations
Avery
Fisher Hall Columbus Avenue near 65th Street
Merkin Concert
Hall 129 W 67th Street Philharmonic Ensembles and
Very Young People's Concerts
Riverside Church
490 Riverside Drive | Main entrance on Claremont Avenue, just
north of 120th Street
92nd Street Y Lexington Avenue at
92nd Street Chamber Music at the 92nd St Y
Information New
York Philharmonic
Tickets Many different price scales
Evening concerts $26 to $102
Friday matinees $23 to $86
Saturday matinees $23 to $64
Saturday evenings $28 to $104
Opening Night Gala
$50 to $170
Holiday Brass $37 to $68
Messiah at Riverside $27 to $72
New Year's Eve $80 to $235
Garrison Keillor $30 to $90
John Williams $49 to $119
Inside the Music $23 to $58
Hear & Now $10 to $20
Philharmonic Ensembles To come
Chamber Music at 92nd St Y $40
Young People's concerts $7 to $26
Very Young People's concerts $12 to $16 Ticket prices do not include any taxes or
surcharges
Box Office Avery
Fisher Hall
Online New
York Philharmonic
By Phone 212- 875-5656 | Monday thru
Saturday 10:00A to 8:00P | Sunday 12:00N to 8:00P
The New York Philharmonic
was founded in 1842. For more than 150 years the foremost
musicians of world music have appeared with the orchestra,
including Dvorak, Rachmaninoff, Richard Strauss, Stravinsky and
Tchaikovsky. Principal conductors have, over the years, included
those in the pantheon of giants: Walter Damrosch, Gustav
Mahler, Arturo Toscanini, Leopold Stokowski, the incomparable
Leonard Bernstein, Zubin Mehta and, until 2002, Kurt Masur.
American maestro Lorin Maazel took over the baton starting with
the 2002 - 2003 season
In the Spring of 2003, the boards
of the New York Philharmonic and Carnegie
Hall announced a merger that would see the orchestra moving to
the Hall as of the 2005-2006 season. The 'done deal' has since
been the subject of much, for want of a better word, bickering
between parties. Legal entanglements, few of which we understood,
appeared to put the deal more at the 'soft boiled' stage. And so
it should have been. As it turned out the deal was announced
without a lot of consultation, much less a handshake, and fell
through
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