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 ') Skip to Content New York Philharmonic Watch & Listen Blog Digital Archives About Help Digital Archives Help Performance History Help Open Data Exhibits Digital Archive Home Search the Performance History About Help Digital Archives Help Performance History Help Open Data Exhibits New York Philharmonic Watch & Listen Blog Go to the Performance History Every concert since December 7, 1842 Search the Digital Archives Explore programs, scores, images, and business documents. Learn more... Search for: in All Formats -- Audio Video Press Clippings Concert Magazines -- -- From (mm/dd/yyyy) To (mm/dd/yyyy) ERROR: You must enter a word or phrase on which to search. Please correct and try again. ERROR: You have chosen to search on date range, but have not entered both a "from" and "to" date on which to search. Please correct and try again. Archive Features The Philharmonic’s First Woman Harpist Stephanie "Steffy" Goldner (1896-1962) was the New York Philharmonic’s first woman musician. As part of Project 19, the Philharmonic’s celebration of the centennial of the 19th amendment, the Archives is telling Steffy’s story for the first time. Learn More Archive Features Press Scrapbooks Explore the New York Philharmonic's history through decades of press clippings now available online. Includes dozens of New York papers, as well as press from around the U.S. and the world. Explore Archive Features Archives Podcast Listen as current and former New York Philharmonic musicians explore the history of the Orchestra through its recordings, in conversation with Archivist and Historian Emerita Barbara Haws. Listen Now Archive Features Dvořák and the New World The New World Symphony , composed by Dvořák while living in New York, was premiered by the Philharmonic. Explore the original program, minutes, press clippings, and manuscript parts online, and learn more about The New World Initiative , the Philharmonic’s 175th anniversary celebration, at nyphil.org/nwi Learn More Archive Features A Lincoln Portrait Copland’s A Lincoln Portrait is a dramatic work for orchestra and narrator that uses Lincoln’s own words as the text. This online exhibit highlights the tradition of having narrators sign the score, and also features audio clips by luminaries ranging from Carl Sandburg and Henry Fonda to Marian Anderson and Joe Torre. Learn More Archive Features Home Movies from Toscanini's 1930 European Tour Follow Philharmonic musicians on their site-seeing adventures that include the Toscanini family while on their ground-breaking European tour. Learn More All data collected using this site for commercially published use should be confirmed and verified by contacting the New York Philharmonic Archives. The New York Philharmonic is not responsible for the unauthorized use of any information. Contact Us Call the Archives: (212) 875-5930 DigitalArchives@nyphil.org David Geffen Hall 10 Lincoln Center Plaza New York, NY 10023-6970 Join Our Community Privacy Policy Copyright © 2001–2020 New York Philharmonic. All rights reserved....