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Lincoln Square, Manhattan

New York Philharmonic: Amadeus in Concert

Miloš Forman's Oscar-winning Amadeus screens with the New York Philharmonic and chorus performing Mozart's music live at David Geffen Hall.

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Amadeus is the best film ever made about music, and hearing the Requiem, Don Giovanni and the Gran Partita played live under it is transformative. The Phil's film nights sell well and this one has three performances including a Sunday matinee. It is the ideal summer date-night concert. The film's Requiem finale, with a live chorus in the hall, is worth the ticket on its own.

What to expect

The full three-hour film with live orchestra and chorus, with one intermission.

Good to know

  • Three performances including a Sunday 2pm matinee
  • David Geffen Hall — 1 train to 66th St
  • Long evening — about three hours with intermission
  • Celebrate Pride! concert is Sat Jun 26 in the same hall
  • Pride March closes Midtown streets Sun Jun 27 — allow transit time

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Common questions

Is it the director's cut?

The Phil lists the version on its page; the theatrical cut is standard for concert screenings.

Is the singing live?

Yes — the orchestra and chorus perform the Mozart score live; dialogue is from the film.