OUR STORY

Excellence in Music. No Barriers.

Now in our sixteenth season, New York Classical Players continues to bring meaningful musical experiences to audiences everywhere.

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Concerts at a Glance

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ORCHESTRAL 1
Resonance of Freedom
Oct 3, 5
Resonance of Freedom
Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto and the premiere of The Grass Still Grows offer a stirring reflection on resilience and remembrance.
• Boston, MA
• New York City
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CMS 1
Chamber Music Series 1
Oct 17–19
Chamber Music Series 1
NYCP Chamber Music Series 1.
• New York City
• Brooklyn, NY
• Fort Lee, NJ
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ORCHESTRAL 2
Stefan Plays Kreutzer
Nov 13–16
Stefan Plays Kreutzer
Violinist Stefan Jackiw brings fresh perspective to Beethoven’s Kreutzer Sonata in a bold orchestral setting.
• Queens, NY
• Brooklyn, NY
• New York City
• Norwood, NJ
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CMS 2
Chamber Music Series 2
Dec 11, 12, 14
Chamber Music Series 2
NYCP Chamber Music Series 2.
• New York City
• Brooklyn, NY
• Fort Lee, NJ
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ORCHESTRAL 3
Tchaikovsky & Wagner
Feb 12–15
Tchaikovsky & Wagner
A sweeping romantic program anchored by the lush harmonies of Tchaikovsky and the transcendent drama of Wagner.
• Queens, NY
• Brooklyn, NY
• New York City
• Norwood, NJ
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CMS 3
CMS 3
TBA (Spring 2026)
Chamber Music Series 3
Chamber Music Series 3.
• New York City
• Brooklyn, NY
• Fort Lee, NJ
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ORCHESTRAL 4
Pictures At An Exhibition
May 8–10
Pictures At An Exhibition
Schubert’s Symphony No. 5 offers charm and clarity before Mussorgsky’s Pictures returns in a vivid, colorful reimagining.
• Brooklyn, NY
• New York City
• Norwood, NJ
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GUEST ARTISTS

Extraordinary Artists. One Shared Stage.

Each season, New York Classical Players collaborates with world-class soloists and rising stars to bring new energy to the chamber orchestra stage. The 2025–26 lineup continues this tradition with acclaimed artists whose vision and artistry connect audiences to the living spirit of classical music.

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Portrait of violinist Stefan Jackiw

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SUPPORT

Your gift keeps the music free.

NYCP is committed to offering world-class performances without financial barriers. Your support sustains our musicians, commissions, and free concerts that reach thousands every season.


New York Classical Players is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Gifts are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

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