New York is where music history gets made -- a city that has birthed or shaped nearly every major American genre, from jazz and hip-hop to punk and minimalist classical. On any given night you can hear a world-class orchestra at Carnegie Hall, a rising indie act at Bowery Ballroom, or a jazz quartet spilling sound onto the sidewalk from a West Village club.
In a virtual event over Zoom, Music Director Sebastián Zubieta will give an exclusive first look of the shows and artists coming to 680 Park.
In a virtual event over Zoom, Music Director Sebastián Zubieta will give an exclusive first look of the shows and artists coming to 680 Park.
7/1/26 - Concert at Thomas Jefferson. 7/29/26 - concert taking place at thomas jefferson. Rain Site: Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Teaneck.
From timeless classics to groundbreaking World Premieres, Gustavo and our extraordinary musicians usher in a new era of music making.
Join the vibrant, young and award-winning Ulysses Quartet for an unforgettable evening at Van Vleck House & Gardens. Their engaging program weaves together classical favorites, contemporary works, and traditional folk melodies, showcasing the quartet’s celebrated virtuosity and vibrant musical storytelling.
Santoor & Tabla: An evening of Musical conversation featuring acclaimed santoor virtuoso Vinay Desai and internationally celebrated tabla maestro Anubrata Chatterjee. Together, these two masters create a living conversation between melody and rhythm, tradition and spontaneity.
The Festival Orchestra’s season comes to an exhilarating conclusion in this vibrant program of premieres and timeless inspirations.
Join the vibrant, young and award-winning Ulysses Quartet for an unforgettable evening at Van Vleck House & Gardens. Their engaging program weaves together classical favorites, contemporary works, and traditional folk melodies, showcasing the quartet’s celebrated virtuosity and vibrant musical storytelling.
Santoor & Tabla: An evening of Musical conversation featuring acclaimed santoor virtuoso Vinay Desai and internationally celebrated tabla maestro Anubrata Chatterjee. Together, these two masters create a living conversation between melody and rhythm, tradition and spontaneity.
From timeless classics to groundbreaking World Premieres, Gustavo and our extraordinary musicians usher in a new era of music making.
Our Joy is a Protest: A Choral Installation of Song brings together the NYCGMC, Tonewall, Youth Pride Chorus, the Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus, and the New Jersey Gay Men’s Chorus for an all-day celebration. This event fills the museum with the transformative power of song, featuring choral pieces that embody the spirit of Pride, joy, and community.
A string quartet of musicians from the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center performs works by Antonín Dvořák and Wynton Marsalis.
A string quartet of musicians from the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center performs works by Antonín Dvořák and Wynton Marsalis.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
Emanuel Ax plays Beethoven’s lyrical Piano Concerto No. 4, a radiant work whose hushed opening gives way to an ebullient finale. Semyon Bychkov conducts George Walker’s solemn Lyric for Strings to open the program, which concludes with Mussorgsky’s vivid Pictures at an Exhibition.
The seamless flow of beautiful melodies, spirited rhythms, and colossal scale make Schubert’s Great Symphony one of the milestones of the Romantic period. Principal Bassoon Judith LeClair performs the World Premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Kevin Puts’s Bassoon Concerto.
From timeless classics to groundbreaking World Premieres, Gustavo and our extraordinary musicians usher in a new era of music making.
Emanuel Ax plays Beethoven’s lyrical Piano Concerto No. 4, a radiant work whose hushed opening gives way to an ebullient finale. Semyon Bychkov conducts George Walker’s solemn Lyric for Strings to open the program, which concludes with Mussorgsky’s vivid Pictures at an Exhibition.
The seamless flow of beautiful melodies, spirited rhythms, and colossal scale make Schubert’s Great Symphony one of the milestones of the Romantic period. Principal Bassoon Judith LeClair performs the World Premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Kevin Puts’s Bassoon Concerto.
From timeless classics to groundbreaking World Premieres, Gustavo and our extraordinary musicians usher in a new era of music making.
Join West Village Chorale for free group sings with special conductors all summer!
Emanuel Ax plays Beethoven’s lyrical Piano Concerto No. 4, a radiant work whose hushed opening gives way to an ebullient finale. Semyon Bychkov conducts George Walker’s solemn Lyric for Strings to open the program, which concludes with Mussorgsky’s vivid Pictures at an Exhibition.
From timeless classics to groundbreaking World Premieres, Gustavo and our extraordinary musicians usher in a new era of music making.
Stéphane Denève conducts Gershwin’s exuberant An American in Paris, one of the composer’s most famous works.
Emanuel Ax plays Beethoven’s lyrical Piano Concerto No. 4, a radiant work whose hushed opening gives way to an ebullient finale. Semyon Bychkov conducts George Walker’s solemn Lyric for Strings to open the program, which concludes with Mussorgsky’s vivid Pictures at an Exhibition.
From timeless classics to groundbreaking World Premieres, Gustavo and our extraordinary musicians usher in a new era of music making.
Virtuosity and high drama collide in this thrilling program with violinist Alina Ibragimova starring the role of both conductor and soloist.
7/1/26 - Concert at Thomas Jefferson. 7/29/26 - concert taking place at thomas jefferson. Rain Site: Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Teaneck.
Virtuosity and high drama collide in this thrilling program with violinist Alina Ibragimova starring the role of both conductor and soloist.
The New York-based experimental cellist and avant garde composer makes her Joe’s Pub debut with a thrilling evolution of her live set, in a performance that melds her boundary-defying compositions with elements of film noir, psychological thriller, and cabaret. MIZU explores themes of transformation and the infinite possibilities of self.
The New York-based experimental cellist and avant garde composer makes her Joe’s Pub debut with a thrilling evolution of her live set, in a performance that melds her boundary-defying compositions with elements of film noir, psychological thriller, and cabaret. MIZU explores themes of transformation and the infinite possibilities of self.
Join us for a free, relaxed Open Rehearsal with the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center, offering a behind-the-scenes peek at their preparation process.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
Virtuosity and high drama collide in this thrilling program with violinist Alina Ibragimova starring the role of both conductor and soloist.
Our Joy is a Protest: A Choral Installation of Song brings together the NYCGMC, Tonewall, Youth Pride Chorus, the Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus, and the New Jersey Gay Men’s Chorus for an all-day celebration. This event fills the museum with the transformative power of song, featuring choral pieces that embody the spirit of Pride, joy, and community.
A soldier. A violin. A deal with the Devil.
Glass Clouds Ensemble presents Wreathed in Blossom, a concert of chamber music for soprano and string quartet on themes of nature and environment. Featuring a world première by composer-in-residence Iván Rodríguez in collaboration with poets from the Climate Writers Collective.
Glass Clouds Ensemble presents Wreathed in Blossom, a concert of chamber music for soprano and string quartet on themes of nature and environment. Featuring a world première by composer-in-residence Iván Rodríguez in collaboration with poets from the Climate Writers Collective.
Join us for a free, relaxed Open Rehearsal with the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center, offering a behind-the-scenes peek at their preparation process.
The New York-based experimental cellist and avant garde composer makes her Joe’s Pub debut with a thrilling evolution of her live set, in a performance that melds her boundary-defying compositions with elements of film noir, psychological thriller, and cabaret. MIZU explores themes of transformation and the infinite possibilities of self.
The Calidore String Quartet takes the stage in the final Summer Evenings concert of the year, featuring Wynton Marsalis’s Selections from At the Octoroon Balls.
A soldier. A violin. A deal with the Devil.
Join West Village Chorale for free group sings with special conductors all summer!
7/1/26 - Concert at Thomas Jefferson. 7/29/26 - concert taking place at thomas jefferson. Rain Site: Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Teaneck.
From timeless classics to groundbreaking World Premieres, Gustavo and our extraordinary musicians usher in a new era of music making.
Join the vibrant, young and award-winning Ulysses Quartet for an unforgettable evening at Van Vleck House & Gardens. Their engaging program weaves together classical favorites, contemporary works, and traditional folk melodies, showcasing the quartet’s celebrated virtuosity and vibrant musical storytelling.
Santoor & Tabla: An evening of Musical conversation featuring acclaimed santoor virtuoso Vinay Desai and internationally celebrated tabla maestro Anubrata Chatterjee. Together, these two masters create a living conversation between melody and rhythm, tradition and spontaneity.