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'The New York Philharmonic was founded in 1842, and it is the oldest philharmonic in the United States. In 1928, it merged with the New York Symphony during a time when New York City began undergoing expansion. This is the era when the theater districts began to develop, including Broadway. For several years, the New York Philharmonic performed at different venues to the different subscriptions it had at the time, but today, it calls David Geffen Hall at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts home in New York City, New York. The live experience is second to none.'

'The Oldest Philharmonic in the United States'

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As the oldest philharmonic group in the United States, the history of the New York Philharmonic is rich. The first official performance took place in front of a crowd of 600 on December 7, 1842. Beethoven's

Symphony No. 5

was the opening song. The group was founded by American conductor Ureli Corelli Hill and Irish composer William Vincent Wallace. The goal of these two men, like others who founded ballet companies and opera houses, was the advancement of the arts in their respective specialties.

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'Where can I buy New York Philharmonic tickets?'

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'Where is New York Philharmonic performing?'

'The New York Philharmonic performances take place at David Geffen Hall at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City, New York.'

'What can I expect from New York Philharmonic?'

'What you can expect from a New York Philharmonic performance depends on the show that you are attending. There are a variety of concerts, programs and series offered by the group that are wonderful for a range of age groups. Through June 13, 2020, attendees can enjoy Nightcap. Nadia Sirota hosts the evening as the top composers curate the music. The evening takes place at the Kaplan Penthouse while guests can have a drink and engage in an intimate musical exchange. Through June 1, 2020, Sound ON is an event that is held on Sunday afternoons from The Appel Room that overlooks Central Park. Musicians from the group perform music and talk about their passion for music. Some rehearsals are open, which gives music lovers a different experience. Concerts and educational events are held for young people for deeper engagement. Matinees, series and festivals are other options. Concert attendees can expect to be challenged with music that touches on the past and mixes in the future.'

'How long is a New York Philharmonic performance?'

'The length of a New York Philharmonic performance varies. Typically, a philharmonic concert lasts two hours. When tickets are purchased, the relevant information will be listed.'

'Who are the members of New York Philharmonic?'

'Jaap van Zweden is the current Music Director of the New York Philharmonic. He took this position in September 2018, and he became the 26th person to hold it. Leonard Bernstein is the Laureate Conductor while Kurt Masur is the Music Director Emeritus. Frank Huang is one of the violinists as well as Concertmaster and The Charles E. Culpeper Chair.'

'Is New York Philharmonic coming to a city near me?'

'There are no New York Philharmonic tours scheduled for 2019. This means that the best place to catch a performance is in New York City.'

'What other orchestra performances like the New York Philharmonic can I see in New York City?'

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Those searching for other orchestra or musical concerts to attend in New York City may be interested in checking out the Chamber Orchestra of New York that performs at

Carnegie Hall

or the

American Symphony Orchestra

that also performs this beautiful venue.

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