ALBUMThe Original Maestro (Remastered 2024)Leonard Bernstein & New York Philharmonic
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ALBUMThe Original Maestro (Remastered 2024)Leonard Bernstein & New York Philharmonic
ALBUMCopland: The Tender LandAaron Copland, Claramae Turner, Richard Cassilly, Richard Fredericks, Norman Treigle, Joy Clements, Choral Art Society & New York Philharmonic
ALBUMPiston, Copland & Others: Orchestral Works (Remastered 2023) [Live]NBC Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic & Guido Cantelli
ALBUMHistorical Mahler, Vol. 1 (Remastered 2023)New York Philharmonic & Bruno Walter
ALBUMJohn Williams: A Gathering of FriendsJohn Williams, Yo-Yo Ma & New York Philharmonic
ALBUMMendelssohn: Symphony No. 3 "Scottish" & Symphony No. 5 "Rheinish" (2022 Remastered Version)Dimitri Mitropoulos & New York Philharmonic
ALBUMSessions: Symphony No. 2 - Morton Gould: Philharmonic Waltzes (2022 Remastered Version)Dimitri Mitropoulos & New York Philharmonic
ALBUMTchaikovsky: Slavonic March, Op. 31 - Mussorgsky: A Night on Bald Mountain (2022 Remastered Version)Dimitri Mitropoulos & New York Philharmonic
ALBUMVaughan Williams: Symphony No. 4 & Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas TallisDimitri Mitropoulos & New York Philharmonic
ALBUMProkofiev: Symphony No. 5 & Suites from Romeo and JulietKurt Masur & New York Philharmonic
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Generally considered the oldest orchestra in the US, the New York Philharmonic is an American powerhouse. Taking advantage of its high visibility, it developed into a sometimes innovative upholder of tradition and a trailblazer of new work. Founded in 1842, it took decades for the organization to achieve genuine stability. In 1877, Theodore Thomas kicked off a 14-year stint as conductor, dramatically improving the orchestra, followed by Anton Seidl in 1891, the year Carnegie Hall opened (and became its home until 1962). In 1921, the Phil was fortified by a merger with New York’s National Symphony Orchestra, where Willem Mengelberg became its primary conductor, and, in 1928, it absorbed the New York Symphony Society. Arturo Toscanini became sole conductor in 1930, and a variety of guest conductors led the orchestra after he stepped down in 1936. Leonard Bernstein was appointed music director in 1957, making him the first American-born figure to land the position. Bernstein’s tenure solidified the orchestra’s reputation: He launched an ambitious commissioning project, hosted the CBS TV series Young People’s Concerts, and guided the orchestra’s relocation to Lincoln Center. Bernstein was succeeded by Pierre Boulez in 1971, before Zubin Mehta and Kurt Masur shepherded the institution toward the 21st century. Lorin Maazel took over in 2002, and was at the helm for the Phil’s historic visit to North Korea in 2008. He was succeeded by Alan Gilbert in 2009, followed in 2018 by Jaap van Zweden, who has strengthened the orchestra’s forward-looking reputation.