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LFLC: New York Philharmonic Opening Night Gala Concert

The opening of each new season of the New York Philharmonic is always a special event in the music world. This year is extra special: it marks the beginning of the Alan Gilbert era at the Philharmonic. This episode of Live from Lincoln Center airs Sunday, September 20th at noon for SundayArts.

3 comments

9/20/09 :: 7:04 pm
Rhoda Cohen Says:

The entire show today was absolutely marvelous. I would however appreciate knowing the names of the selections that thi Alan Gilbert performed as I missed their names as a watched and listened to the entire event. Thank you

9/20/09 :: 7:06 pm
Rhoda Cohen Says:

Also would you kindly e-mail to me the dates when this performance will be repeated. Again, Thank you.

9/21/09 :: 3:40 pm
Irene Says:

I would also like to know when this is repeated. Thanks very much.

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