New York Philharmonic

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American orchestra nonprofit organization symphony orchestra

The New York Philharmonic is one of the oldest and most prestigious symphony orchestras in the United States, renowned worldwide for its performances, recordings, and influential role in classical music.

Aliases (2)

New York Philharmonic Orchestra ×2
NY Philharmonic ×1

Statements (73)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American orchestra → nonprofit organization → symphony orchestra →
alsoKnownAs	NY Philharmonic → New York Philharmonic Orchestra →
basedIn	New York City →
country	United States →
fieldOfWork	music education → orchestral performance → recorded music →
formerMusicDirector	Alan Gilbert → Arturo Toscanini → Bruno Walter → Jaap van Zweden → Kurt Masur → Leonard Bernstein → Lorin Maazel → Pierre Boulez → Zubin Mehta →
foundedBy	Ureli Corelli Hill →
foundedIn	1842 →
genre	classical music →
hasAward	Grammy Award →
hasCommissioned	works by Aaron Copland → works by John Adams → works by Leonard Bernstein → works by many contemporary composers →
hasConductor	Gustavo Dudamel →
hasEducationalProgram	School Partnership Program → Very Young People’s Concerts → Young People’s Concerts →
hasPart	New York Philharmonic Chorus → New York Philharmonic Orchestra →
hasRecordingLabel	Deutsche Grammophon → New York Philharmonic self-produced label → Sony Classical →
hasRepertoire	American composers → contemporary classical music → standard symphonic repertoire →
hasTouringActivity	United States concert tours → international concert tours →
hasWebsite	https://nyphil.org →
headquartersLocation	New York City →
inception	1842 →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
locatedInTimeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
location	New York City →
memberOf	League of American Orchestras →
musicDirector	Gustavo Dudamel →
notableConductor	Arturo Toscanini → Gustavo Dudamel → Leonard Bernstein →
notableEvent	1959 tour of the Soviet Union → 2008 concert in Pyongyang, North Korea → world premiere of Copland Connotations → world premiere of Dvořák Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" → world premiere of Gershwin Concerto in F → world premiere of John Adams On the Transmigration of Souls →
notableProgram	Contact! contemporary music series → Young People’s Concerts →
notableWork	Young People’s Concerts television series → recordings of Beethoven symphonies → recordings of Mahler symphonies → recordings of Tchaikovsky symphonies →
parentOrganization	Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts →
performsAt	Carnegie Hall → David Geffen Hall →
position	music director →
primaryVenue	David Geffen Hall → Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts →
shortName	NYP →
significantEvent	move to Lincoln Center in the 1960s → renovation of David Geffen Hall completed in 2022 →

Referenced by (16)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Gustav Mahler → Leonard Bernstein → Louis Bernstein → William Steinberg →	employer
New York Philharmonic ("New York Philharmonic Orchestra") → New York Philharmonic ("NY Philharmonic") →	alsoKnownAs
Itzhak Perlman → Lang Lang →	performedWith
Chichester Psalms →	firstUSPerformanceEnsemble
Emanuel Ax →	hasCollaboratedWith
New York Philharmonic ("New York Philharmonic Orchestra") →	hasPart
Westminster Symphonic Choir →	hasRecordingWith
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts →	homeVenueOf
Meredith Willson →	memberOf
Pierre Boulez →	musicDirectorOf
Westminster Symphonic Choir →	performsWith