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NEC requires tickets for each concert in Jordan Hall for the 2025-26 season. Tickets can be obtained digitally on each individual event page only.

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Lake Street Dive performs in Jordan Hall
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Pierce Hall

Jordan Hall

For the final program of the season, every note awakens the soul, reaffirming music’s timeless power to guide us toward joy and meaning—even when none seems to be found. Led by choral director James Burton, “Boston’s best professional chorus” (The Boston Musical Intelligencer) delivers a concert experience unlike any other in our season, showcasing the transcendent…

Williams Hall

Brown Hall

Pierce Hall

Dianne Spoto has enjoyed an exciting career as a flutist for over 25 years and is actively engaged in Boston’s vibrant and varied music scene. The Syracuse Post Standard has described her playing as “fearless and soulful,” with a “radiant and supple tone," and “effortless technique, perfect for Mozartian filigree.” Ms. Spoto enjoys a robust freela…

Burnes Hall

Burnes Hall

Jordan Hall

Fredericka King, pianist, has been praised for her lyricism, expressiveness, beautiful warmth of tone and outstanding technique. Critics and audiences have lauded her recitals, performed in the United States, Europe, and South America. The New York Times complimented her debut performance at Carnegie Recital Hall: “Her lucid introduction, simple but without condescension, to…

Keller Room