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| General Information | Individual Concerts | |
| Subscription Series | Program Notes | |
| Group Ticket Sales | PreConcert Conversations | |
| Orchestra Broadcasts | Orchestra Merchandise |
Other General Information
Where We Play
Carnegie Hall
The Philadelphia Orchestra first appeared at New
York's Carnegie Hall in November 1902. Within a short time, the Orchestra
had begun a series of annual appearances at America's most celebrated concert
hall, presenting a variety of its concerts each year just two hours from
home. Today, The Philadelphia Orchestra performs more concerts each year
at Carnegie Hall than any other major American orchestra.The Philadelphia
Orchestra's annual appearances at Carnegie Hall are sold individually and
as a subscription package. Complete information and ticket pricing is available
by calling CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800 or by visiting the Carnegie Hall
website at www.carnegiehall.org.
web@philorch.org
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association manages both The Philadelphia Orchestra and Peter Nero and the Philly Pops.