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The Philadelphia Orchestra turns 125 on November 16, 2025, and we will celebrate the anniversary throughout the entire 2025–26 season! The biggest stars in classical music will join us for an unforgettable season that both honors our past and looks boldly to the future. We will celebrate 125 years of artistry and innovation with performances of masterpieces that were given their world or U.S. premiere by the Orchestra, new commissions from some of the most celebrated contemporary composers, and works by historically underrepresented composers and their American peers. We hope you will plan to join us as we celebrate the Orchestra’s essential place in American musical life! For more information, visit the link in our bio.

The next chapter starts now. We are thrilled to announce The Philadelphia Orchestra’s 2026–27 season!

Built on 125 years of extraordinary music, The Philadelphia Orchestra carries its home-grown, world-renowned legacy into a new era. The 2026–27 season brings epic musical moments, bold artistic experiences, and visionary discoveries to Philadelphia.

The future of music begins with you. Be part of what’s next—live in Marian Anderson Hall. For more information, visit the link in our bio.

Offstage, Associate Principal Clarinet Samuel Caviezel is a Rocket League enthusiast and a cross country motorcyclist. On stage, he contributes to the “diamond wrapped in velvet” sound of The Philadelphia Orchestra. Learn more about Samuel in the latest Musician’s Minute.

We are thrilled to announce that drag superstar Trixie Mattel will host The Philadelphia Orchestra’s fifth annual FREE Pride Concert and Celebration on Tuesday, June 30!

Conductor Carolyn Kuan will lead the Orchestra alongside the ANNA Crusis Feminist Choir, Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus, Philadelphia Voice of Pride, Transcendent Choir of Philadelphia, and cast members from the touring production of The Notebook in a concert that will celebrate Philly’s LGBTQ+ community. A pre-concert celebration includes a drag showcase hosted by RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Mandy Mango, and more.

The concert is free, but tickets are required and are available now at the link in our bio. Seating is general admission and on a first-come, first-served basis.

This year’s concert is proudly presented in partnership with Wawa Welcome America as part of Philadelphia’s America 250 celebration and is supported by Lead Community Engagement Sponsor Independence Blue Cross and Pride Concert Sponsor Lyft.

Reserve free tickets at philorch.org/pride

The Philadelphia Orchestra honors those who have served and sacrificed to protect and preserve our country.

Go behind the scenes to see how the “Philadelphia Sound” is captured on a special edition of CBS 3’s The Heartbeat. Use the link in our bio to watch the full special to explore the Orchestra’s extensive recording history, community impact, extraordinary musicians, and upcoming 2026–27 season.

One week ago today, our very own Music and Artistic Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin was inducted into the Philadelphia Music Alliance’s Walk of Fame—a fitting recognition of the indelible mark he has made on this city’s cultural life. Yannick’s plaque is located right outside the main entrance of the Kimmel Center. Congratulations, Yannick!

One week ago today, our very own Music and Artistic Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin was inducted into the Philadelphia Music Alliance’s Walk of Fame—a fitting recognition of the indelible mark he has made on this city’s cultural life. Yannick’s plaque is located right outside the main entrance of the Kimmel Center. Congratulations, Yannick!

What a weekend! The Orchestra, Yannick, and Aaron Diehl gave the world premiere of Philadelphia-based composer Tyshawn Sorey’s piano concerto titled For Marilyn Crispell, and it was absolutely incredible.

The title of the piece reflects Sorey’s collaborative relationship and admiration for Crispell, the avant-garde jazz pianist and fellow Philadelphian whom he has described as a lifelong inspiration. Bravo!

📸 Allie Ippolito

What a weekend! The Orchestra, Yannick, and Aaron Diehl gave the world premiere of Philadelphia-based composer Tyshawn Sorey’s piano concerto titled For Marilyn Crispell, and it was absolutely incredible.

The title of the piece reflects Sorey’s collaborative relationship and admiration for Crispell, the avant-garde jazz pianist and fellow Philadelphian whom he has described as a lifelong inspiration. Bravo!

📸 Allie Ippolito

What a weekend! The Orchestra, Yannick, and Aaron Diehl gave the world premiere of Philadelphia-based composer Tyshawn Sorey’s piano concerto titled For Marilyn Crispell, and it was absolutely incredible.

The title of the piece reflects Sorey’s collaborative relationship and admiration for Crispell, the avant-garde jazz pianist and fellow Philadelphian whom he has described as a lifelong inspiration. Bravo!

📸 Allie Ippolito

What a weekend! The Orchestra, Yannick, and Aaron Diehl gave the world premiere of Philadelphia-based composer Tyshawn Sorey’s piano concerto titled For Marilyn Crispell, and it was absolutely incredible.

The title of the piece reflects Sorey’s collaborative relationship and admiration for Crispell, the avant-garde jazz pianist and fellow Philadelphian whom he has described as a lifelong inspiration. Bravo!

📸 Allie Ippolito

What a weekend! The Orchestra, Yannick, and Aaron Diehl gave the world premiere of Philadelphia-based composer Tyshawn Sorey’s piano concerto titled For Marilyn Crispell, and it was absolutely incredible.

The title of the piece reflects Sorey’s collaborative relationship and admiration for Crispell, the avant-garde jazz pianist and fellow Philadelphian whom he has described as a lifelong inspiration. Bravo!

📸 Allie Ippolito

We are saddened to learn of the passing of composer and cellist Cris Derksen. Philadelphia audiences last experienced her work in March 2024, when she performed her own Controlled Burn at the Kimmel Center alongside the Orchestre Métropolitain with Artistic Director and Principal Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin. Our thoughts are with her family and all who loved her.

Aaron Diehl performs the world premiere of Tyshawn Sorey’s piano concerto titled For Marilyn Crispell—a concerto that asks something beautiful of its listeners: patience, presence, and reflection—with the Orchestra and Yannick May 15–16. For more information, visit the link in our bio.

Tomorrow evening at Leo, we invite you to continue the journey of Postcards from Spain with a curated selection of Spanish wines thoughtfully paired to complement this week’s Orchestra After 5 performance with The Philadelphia Orchestra.

Featuring:
🥂 Isaac Fernández Selección “Biutiful” Cava Brut Nature
🍃 Artomana Xarmant Txakoli
🌸 Bodegas Ostatu Rioja Rosado
🍷 Luna Beberide Bierzo Mencía

“Carefully identified to accompany this week’s Orchestra After 5 program, titled “Postcards from Spain”, this selection of wines represent a formidable (if brief) survey of some of the best “hidden gems” Spanish wine has to offer. Among them are the easy-going, melodious white Txakoli—a unique Basque wine chosen as a nod to Maurice Ravel’s own Basque heritage—, and the complex and expressive red Mencía wine from Bierzo, a fine accompaniment to the stylized drama of Bizet’s Carmen. Lighter in texture and density, both the sparkling Cava and the rosado from Rioja represent contemporary takes on more traditional styles—much as De Falla adapted his own culture’s musical traditions to meet the idioms of 20th-century orchestral composition.”

— Nate West
@philorch

From the first sip to the final note, it’s a night to savor. Join us before or after the performance for an evening inspired by the flavors, rhythms, and spirit of Spain.

Reserve your table:
https://www.leo-restaurant.com

Music and Artistic Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin describes this week’s concerts as a “highlight of the season.” Join us in Marian Anderson Hall at the Kimmel Center May 15–16 to hear Yannick lead the Orchestra and pianist Aaron Diehl in the world premiere of Tyshawn Sorey’s piano concerto titled For Marilyn Crispell. For more information, visit the link in our bio.