Yannick Nézet-Séguin is set to conduct a complete cycle of Mahler’s symphonies with three different orchestras during Carnegie Hall’s 2026–2027 season in New York.
He will conduct the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra—both of which he serves as music director—as well as the Vienna Philharmonic, which he led in this year’s New Year’s Concert.
The complete cycle of performances begins this October with Symphony No. 5, conducted by the Philadelphia Orchestra, and concludes next June with Symphony No. 6, conducted by the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. The performance of Symphony No. 8 will take place at the Metropolitan Opera House. The schedule is as follows.
● Symphony No. 5 – October 13
Philadelphia Orchestra
● Symphony No. 9 – February 26, 2027
Vienna Philharmonic
● Symphony No. 4 – February 27
Vienna Philharmonic
Christiane Karg
● Symphony No. 2 “Resurrection” – February 28
Vienna Philharmonic
Christiane Karg / Elīna Garanča
● Symphony No. 7 – April 2
Philadelphia Orchestra
● Symphony No. 3 – May 18
Philadelphia Orchestra
● Symphony No. 1 – June 4
Philadelphia Orchestra
● Symphony No. 8 “Symphony of a Thousand” – June 10, 11, 12 (at the Metropolitan Opera House)
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Angela Meade / Elza van den Heever / Erin Morley / Ekaterina Gubanova / Karen Cargill / Russell Thomas / Will Liverman / Ryan Speedo Green
● Symphony No. 6 – June 18
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
PHOTO：Wiener Philharmoniker / Dieter Nagl
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