New York Philharmonic Orchestra are joined by celebrated British musicologist and conductor Jane Glover DBE for a program of dramatic and melodious pieces from the minds of two greats, Mozart and Beethoven. Glover is one of the world's foremost experts on the music of their era, having hosted a BBC television show on Mozart and being awarded Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 2021 for her services to music.

Experience the magic of E.T. as never before with your local symphony orchestra playing along live to the Stephen Speilberg's legendary film. The score from John Williams ranks as one of the composer's very finest, and hearing live brings a whole new dimension to the experience.

Mozart's final Requiem has intrigued listeners since it first premiered over two hundred years ago. Unfinished upon his death, it was through his wife's promotion that the mythical piece finally reached the public. Full of haunting emotion and humanity, it is captivating and an example of a magnificent talent undiminished even in the face of the famed composer's own mortality.

In his monumental Resurrection Symphony, Gustav Mahler transports listeners into a world of profound introspection. With an expansive orchestral palette and the addition of a choir, Mahler crafts a richly textured sonic landscape that mirrors the complexities of the human experience. Under the baton of conductor Jaap Van-Zweden in one of his final performances with the New York Philharmonic, embark on a transformative journey through this huge masterpiece!

In an extremely limited run, Sondheim's 8th musical A Little Night Music' is being played in concert at the David Geffen Hall (Lincoln Centre) this June 27 - 29. Produced by Jeff Berger, this four-night run will be performed by the 53-piece Orchestra of St Luke's conducted by Jonathan Tunick. Starring the likes of Grammy, Emmy and Tony-winning actress Cynthia Erivo - make sure to grab tickets while they last!