Phillips Music
A Phillips tradition since 1941; presenting exceptional performances in the intimate, art-filled setting of the museum’s Music Room.
Announcing the 2026-27 Season of Phillips Music
From the opening concert featuring the Ariel Quartet and pianist Orion Weiss to the season finale with Rudresh Mahanthappa’s Hero Trio, Phillips Music’s 86th Season showcases an extraordinary lineup of artists across 30 concerts. The series also features the much-anticipated Phillips Music debuts of violinist Karen Gomyo, accordion virtuoso Radu Ratoi, and cellist Alexander Hersh, with programs inspired by the museum’s exhibitions that continue the longstanding dialogue between visual art and music.
Season subscriptions and single tickets go on sale to:
Circles Members: August 10, 12 pm
Friends Members: August 17, 12 pm
General public: August 24, 12 pm
The season subscriptions presale inventory has sold out for the Circles Member presale (August 10-16). Please check back on Monday, August 17, at 12 pm for further subscription opportunities during the Friends Member presale.
Season subscriptions and tickets FAQ
In-Person Individual Tickets: $50 General | $35 Members
General admission seating is first-come, first-served beginning 30 minutes prior to concert start time. Museum admission for that day is included. Advance reservations are strongly recommended.
In-Person Season Subscription: $1,400 General | $980 Members
Lock in your seats now to enjoy the entire Sunday Concerts season.
2026-27 Sunday Concerts
Leading International Composers: John Adams at 80
Circles presale begins August 10, 12 pm / In-Person
The Phillips Collection gratefully acknowledges supporters of the Phillips Music 2026–27 season
Jere Broh-Kahn
Galena-Yorktown Foundation
Jane Gilbert and her family, in memory of Dr. Steven Gilbert
Martha R. Johnston
Pam and Paul Kaplan
Dr. Heather McPherson
Inna Metler
With special thanks to
Embassy of Belgium
Embassy of Denmark, Washington, DC
Embassy of the Republic of Poland
Support Phillips Music
In order to fund our world-class program of live performances, we rely on the generosity of music enthusiasts near and far.
Featured
Performance
Pianist Conrad Tao and cellist Jay Campbell perform Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Cello Sonata, Op. 19.