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dear friends,

I hope you’re continuing to stay safe and well during these difficult times.

We miss seeing all of you, and we look forward to the day when we can safely gather again to celebrate the power of live music.

Until then, we’re continuing to find new ways to engage with our audience. In April, we premiered our Virtual Storybook, featuring guest artists recalling their favorite memories of The New York Pops. That was followed by online performances from Kids On Stage and The New York Pops Brass and Percussion. And since social distancing began, we’ve been sharing #MorningMusic playlists curated by members of the extended New York Pops family, including Capathia Jenkins and Kelli O’Hara.

We’ve now compiled all of that content on our easily accessible Digital Projects page. If you’ve missed any of these initiatives or want to experience them again, you can click through at any time. And stay tuned for new projects throughout the season!

And in the meantime, as the great lyricist Irving Kahal wrote: “I’ll be seeing you in every lovely summer’s day.”

–Steven Reineke, Music Director and Conductor
The New York Pops

2020-2021 Season Update:

Since our 2019-2020 season abruptly ended in March due to COVID-19, we have felt immense gratitude for the continued support of our loyal New York Pops audience.

We had hoped to proceed with our 2020-2021 season as planned. However, due to the ongoing restrictions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Carnegie Hall has made the difficult decision to cancel all events through January 6, 2021.

For information about refunds for our cancelled concerts, please visit Carnegie Hall's website.

Thank you for your understanding as we maneuver this difficult situation together. We look forward to the day we can all share in the joy of music again.

In the meantime, if you would like to support The New York Pops, please consider making a donation to our Keep the Music Playing COVID-19 Relief Fund.

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