Raphael Feuillatre New York tickets

Get Your Raphael Feuillatre Tickets in New York: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Imagine being part of an unforgettable night where the world of classical music meets intimate, cozy surroundings, that’s what you get at Raphael Feuillatre's upcoming concert at Kaufmann Concert Hall on 92nd Street Y. Marked by exquisite melodies that seem to touch your very soul, this event offers a rare chance to experience live classical music in a setting that feels like an extension of your own living room. Feuillatre’s talent for blending emotional depth with technical mastery creates a performance that’s both inspiring and deeply personal. Whether you're a seasoned concertgoer or just looking to indulge in a beautiful evening, tickets for this event promise an experience that will stay with you long after the last note fades. It’s one of those moments where everything aligns, music, venue, atmosphere, and you realize why live concerts continue to be a soul-refreshing tradition. Don’t miss out on what promises to be a magical night, perfect for sharing with family or simply losing yourself in the music. This isn’t just a concert, it’s an invitation to feel something real and timeless.

Raphael Feuillatre Concert Live at Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y | New York – November 21st, 2026

Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y is one of those places that just feels special from the moment you step inside. Known for pushing artistic boundaries and celebrating innovation, it’s a hub where dance, music, and experimental performances collide in the best way possible. You can’t help but feel the energy during a live orchestral show, especially from the balcony where the conductor’s every move is on full display, kind of like getting a front-row seat to the magic. The hall’s history runs deep too; back in 1930, it hosted its first big concert with a renowned orchestra, setting the stage for decades of unforgettable performances. If you’re lucky enough to catch a concert here through Raphael Feuillatre New York, you’ll experience that instant connection between artists and audience that makes live music so alive. And honestly, exploring the neighborhood after a show is a no-brainer, just head east on 5th Avenue from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, turn onto 92nd Street, and you’re right there. Whether it’s your first time or you’re a regular, Kaufmann Concert Hall always manages to surprise and inspire.

What time does Raphael Feuillatre start at Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y?

Raphaël Feuillâtre starts at 7:30 PM on Saturday, November 21, 2026. The event is scheduled at Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y in New York.

How much are Raphael Feuillatre tickets at Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y?

Tickets start at about $128. 92NY also sells in-person and streaming tickets with starting prices that may vary by listing.

What's on the program for Raphael Feuillatre?

The program includes Albéniz’s Asturias and Tárrega’s Recuerdos de la Alhambra. It also features additional Spanish and Latin American works for classical guitar.

Who is conducting Raphael Feuillatre, and who are the soloists?

Raphaël Feuillâtre is the featured classical-guitar soloist. No conductor is listed for this solo guitar recital.

How long is the Raphael Feuillatre concert?

The concert’s running time is not specified. The performance is scheduled for Saturday, November 21, 2026, at 7:30 PM, with in-person and streaming options.

Where do I park at Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y, and how much is it?

Park at GGMC Garage at 230 East 92nd Street, where 92NY offers 15% off with QR validation. Ask Sales & Customer Service in the main lobby for validation; the available data does not give the garage’s base price.

What is the bag policy at Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y?

Keep concert bags modest, and use the available coat check for coats and larger items. The venue does not publish a strict bag-size limit in the available guidance.

How do I get to Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y by public transit?

Take the 4, 5, or 6 train to 86th Street, or the Q train to 86th Street, then walk north toward 91st and 92nd Streets. Lexington Avenue buses also serve the area.

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