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Create Your Own Series CREATE YOUR OWN SERIES Yo-Yo Ma Daniil Trifonov The Red Violin featuring Joshua Bell Mozart’s Requiem Music of Conscience PLUS SPECIAL ADD-ONS: Maurizio Pollini 2001: A Space Odyssey and more MUSIC DIRECTOR JAAP VAN ZWEDEN 2 3 Choose One of Two Ways to Subscribe. 1 CURATED SERIES 2 WITH CHANGE CREATE YOUR OWN SERIES Enjoy the same great seats for every musical Choose 4 or more of your favorite concerts for the ultimate flexibility. COMES A PALPABLE experience in these curated packages of Evening, Matinee, OR Pages 8–19 or Family Concerts. To order online visit nyphil.org/cyo CURRENT OF ENERGY Pages 17–21 To order online visit nyphil.org/curated THAT ECHOES CURATED SERIES CREATE YOUR OWN SINGLE TICKET THE FREQUENCY OF SUBSCRIBERS SUBSCRIBERS BUYERS NEW YORK CITY. 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NEW YORK STORIES: MUSIC OF ON THE SCENE THE ART OF THREADS OF OUR CITY CONSCIENCE NEW MUSIC: NEW VENUES ANDRIESSEN Having proudly served as New York’s Orchestra for more than 176 years, the The season culminates in three weeks of unforgettable music created in response Hosted by Nadia Sirota, Creative Partner Louis Andriessen has been on the forefront of musical and compositional Philharmonic turns its sights on music that reflects who we are as a mosaic of to historical events, political unrest, and societal turmoil. Community partners innovation, inspiring a generation of musicians and audiences alike. The Art people. In this weeklong focus, we explore our roots as a city of immigrants, include International Rescue Committee, The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender NIGHTCAP of Andriessen celebrates Louis’s rich musical contributions, and explores an including a new work that spotlights a landmark event that helped shape our Community Center in New York, and Stonewall 50 Committee. Cap off your evening with a drink in the glow of the skyline as you take part in a lively array of his works and influences. history. Community partners include the Museum of the City of New York, musical exchange and performance while enjoying the intimate Kaplan Penthouse. BEETHOVEN Eroica and SHOSTAKOVICH Louis Andriessen is the recipient of The Marie-Josée Kravis Prize for New Music. National Archives at New York City, and the Tenement Museum. Hosted by Nadia Sirota. Feel the power of the Eroica Symphony, forever linked as the work nearly dedicated to AGAMEMNON Napoleon for his seeming heroism. The program opens with Shostakovich’s Chamber Fridays or Saturdays at 10:30 pm | Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse Julia WOLFE Fire in my mouth Jaap van Zweden conducts this World Premiere and a pair Symphony, written under the reign of Stalinist terror. 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