David Geffen Hall in Lincoln Center, one of NYC’s leading classical music halls, is the home of the New York Philharmonic.
David Geffen Hall News
March 25, 2022
Reopens October
A long-planned renovation was accelerated during the pandemic. It’s a much brighter, open and more intimate design.
The Hall is expected to reopen in October 2022.
David Geffen Hall Tickets
David Geffen Hall
Lincoln Center
10 Lincoln Center Plaza
(the main theater on the plaza right)
(at Columbus & 64th St)
Lincoln Square, Manhattan
(212) 721-6500
Subway
(1) to 66th St – Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center’s Classical Music Hall
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The hall was originally called Philharmonic Hall when it opened in 1962. The New York Philharmonic moved in from its former home at Carnegie Hall.
The hall was renamed Avery Fisher Hall in 1973. The Fisher family later allowed Lincoln Center to resell the naming rights to finance a long-planned renovation. It was renamed David Geffen Hall in 2015.
David Geffen is a renowned music and film producer and a philanthropist. He co-founded Asylum Records in 1971. Geffen is a partner of movie studio DreamWorks SKG with Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg. Geffen is from Brooklyn.
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Conductor Saul Zaks embraces the ends of the world (Interview)
The Argentine conductor talks about conducting, Tango, the immigrant experience, and the ends of the world before conducting the world premiere of Martín Palmieri’s Tango Credo at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center
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