Avery Fisher Hall

Avery Fisher Hall Tickets — Part of the Lincoln Center

The New York Philharmonic Orchestra calls the Avery Fisher Hall at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts their home venue. If you would like to see this famous orchestra, or any of the other great shows, including ballet, choir, chamber music or other kinds of concerts at this amazing amphitheatre, you need to get Avery Fisher Hall tickets as soon as possible.

Avery Fisher Hall Tickets — About the Venue

Max Abramovitz, the famed large venue architect, designed the structure that would, at first, be known as the Philharmonic Hall. This building was meant to replace Carnegie Hall as the home of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. The venue was later renamed the Avery Fisher Hall, after a member of the Philharmonic Board of Directors made a charitable contribution for the venues upkeep and renovations in 1973. The Avery Fisher Hall seating chart is available to view. It can seat approximately 2,738 people.

Avery Fisher Hall Tickets — New York Philharmonic Orchestra

If you've never heard the New York Philharmonic Orchestra give their rendition of "Night on Bald Mountain " then you really are missing out on one of the most stirring displays in all of music. The New York Philharmonic is the oldest and most respected orchestra in the United States, and continues to be a leader in record sales among US orchestras.