July 12–August 12, 2018
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A mesmerizing work with choreography by Lucinda Childs, music by John Adams, and set by Frank Gehry. Learn More
Who is the greater genius, Shakespeare or Mozart? Learn More
Rare documentary and performance footage of an American musical icon. Learn More
Over 200 performers bring Bernstein's eclectic creation to life in this bold, fully staged production. Learn More
Experience Haydn's Enlightenment-era oratorio as an immersive theatrical experience. Learn More
Conductor Thomas Dausgaard and pianist Francesco Piemontesi join the Festival Orchestra for works by Mendelssohn and Mozart. Learn More
Shakespeare’s tragedy is transposed to feudal Japan in director Yukio Ninagawa’s legendarily beautiful production. Learn More
The Festival Orchestra celebrates the French-American connection with pianist Emanuel Ax and music by Bernstein, Mozart, and Gershwin. Learn More
Beloved pianist Emanuel Ax leads this magical, mystical late-night recital of music for piano and glass harmonica. Learn More
Early-music star Richard Egarr leads the Festival Orchestra from the keyboard in this program of sparkling Baroque jewels. Learn More
Learn to dance with one of the world’s most celebrated contemporary dance companies. Learn More
An exhilarating late-night set by an ensemble of Baroque all-stars. Learn More
An illuminating talk by some of the world's foremost Mozart experts. Learn More
An invigorating evening with one of the all-time great string quartets, featuring music by Purcell, Bach, Mozart, and Mendelssohn. Learn More
The violin star plays Bruch's beloved violin concerto on a program that also includes Brahms's sunlit Symphony No. 2. Learn More
Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine, gorgeous city views, and a glimpse of the next generation of classical music superstars. Learn More
Composers Courtney Bryan, Ashley Fure, George Lewis, and Michael Pisaro talk creative process and the future of classical music. Learn More
A fascinating exploration of the piano and technology featuring music by John Adams, Courtney Bryan, and George Lewis. Learn More
Conductor and pianist Christian Zacharias and soprano Rosa Feola illuminate Mozart’s passion for Prague and its people. Learn More
Mozart's spirit fills this late-night program of drama and delight, featuring arrangements of arias from Don Giovanni and the sparkling Hoffmeister quartet. Learn More
The eloquent pianist returns to the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse for another one of his legendary late-night recitals. Learn More
In their acclaimed music-theater piece, composer Ashley Fure and architect Adam Fure give voices and soul to the inanimate. Learn More
The 17-year-old violinist Daniel Lozakovich joins Louis Langrée and the Festival Orchestra in this exuberantly youthful program. Learn More
With wit, wisdom, and music, the New York Festival of Song digs into the Bard’s influence on music at this special late-night salon. Learn More
Witness the singular choreographer’s new dance set to Schubert. Learn More
Seat yourself in the middle of 100 performers and let yourself be submerged in Michael Pisaro's music at this free performance. Learn More
Louis Langrée, the Festival Orchestra, and an exceptional lineup of guest artists present a transcendent all-Mozart program. Learn More
Enjoy complimentary wine and views at this effervescent, late-night soirée featuring music by Debussy, Mozart, and Poulenc. Learn More
Celebrate our planet and our community in this world premiere choral work by Pulitzer Prize–winning composer John Luther Adams. Learn More