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Visitor Center at the Boathouse, Brooklyn Bridge Park

Free chamber music every Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM, an hour to an hour and a half, no tickets or reservations. The barge itself is retired for now, so concerts are on land; doors open 20 minutes before.

130 Claremont Ave, Morningside Heights

Hundreds of student recitals a year, free and open to everyone. Some of the best young players in the city.

Lincoln Center

Many performances are free. Some need a free ticket booked online, others are first come, first served; there is no standby line, so check for released tickets.

Trinity Church, Financial District

Free lunchtime concerts most Wednesdays at 1 PM, including Bach at One.

St. Malachy’s, 239 W 49th St, Theater District

Free early-music and chamber concerts on Thursdays at 1:15 PM, from September to June.

Advent Lutheran Church, Broadway at 93rd St

Free Monday-evening chamber concerts several times a season.

Student recitals. Conservatory and music-school students.

Open rehearsals. Watch an orchestra or choir at work.

Sing-alongs. Bring your voice: Messiah, choral drop-ins.

Talks. Pre-concert talks, lectures, listening sessions.

Outdoor concerts. Parks, plazas and gardens.

Free concerts. Anything with free entry, even if you need to reserve a seat.

Find your classical music partners, wherever you live: people to play chamber music with, and company for concerts.

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