With David Geffen Hall under renovation, the orchestra — and eight of its cellos, six double basses, six timpani and two grand pianos — must move from hall to hall.
Source: New York Times
The Philharmonic Is Out of Its Hall This Year. It Doesn’t Pack Light.
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