New York Philharmonic Orchestra

The New York Philharmonic Orchestra, founded in 1842, stands as the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States and one of the world's most renowned ensembles. Based at the prestigious David Geffen Hall in New York's Lincoln Center, the orchestra, officially known as the Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York, Inc., is a cornerstone of the city's cultural landscape. With a global reach, the New York Philharmonic connects with millions of music enthusiasts annually through live performances, broadcasts, and recordings.

Under the leadership of Gustavo Dudamel, who will assume the role of Music and Artistic Director from the 2026 season, the orchestra continues to push artistic boundaries. The Philharmonic's repertoire spans from classical masterpieces by Beethoven to contemporary works by Aaron Copland, ensuring a rich and diverse musical experience. The orchestra's commitment to excellence is evident in its prestigious performances and collaborations, making it a must-see for classical music aficionados worldwide.