New York Philharmonic

Join the New York Philharmonic for an unforgettable afternoon concert on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM. This performance promises to be a vibrant showcase of classical music, featuring the orchestra's exceptional talent and artistry. Expect an exhilarating atmosphere as the musicians bring renowned compositions to life in a setting that’s both historic and inspiring.

As you settle into your seat at David Geffen Hall, immerse yourself in the sound of strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion harmonizing brilliantly. Whether you are a seasoned concert-goer or a newcomer, this event offers a unique opportunity to experience the magic of live orchestral music in one of New York's most prestigious venues.

The New York Philharmonic, established in 1842, stands as one of the oldest and most acclaimed orchestras in the United States. Renowned for its innovative programming and dedication to artistic excellence, it has captivated audiences worldwide. Their commitment to both classic repertoire and contemporary works makes each performance a rich experience.

With a history of distinguished conductors and celebrated guest artists, the Philharmonic is synonymous with musical brilliance. Their upcoming concerts at David Geffen Hall are eagerly anticipated, drawing fans from across the globe to witness their remarkable interpretations of timeless compositions.

David Geffen Hall, located at Lincoln Center, is a premier destination for classical music lovers in New York City. The venue boasts a seating capacity of over 2,700, allowing for an immersive acoustic experience that enhances every note played by the orchestra. Its striking modern design complements the artistic performances it hosts.

As one of the key venues within Lincoln Center, the atmosphere here is electric, especially during an event like the New York Philharmonic concert. With exceptional sightlines and sound quality, David Geffen Hall is designed to make every audience member feel connected to the music, creating a memorable experience that resonates long after the final note.