Friday, November 6, 20267:30 PM

Jordan Hall

This program traces a century of American musical imagination through works shaped by text, narrative, and the human voice. Anthony De Ritis opens the evening with Jiggedy Jingle Jaunty, a sharp, playful take on rhythmic motion. Followed by Samuel Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915, a portrait of memory and place drawn from James Agee’s prose. After intermission, BMOP plays selectio...

Saturday, November 7, 20267:30 PM

Jordan Hall

The Magic of Monteverdi For the first time since the 40th anniversary of Les Arts Florissants in 2019, Baroque masters William Christie and Paul Agnew reunite to direct a revelatory program of Monteverdi’s finest madrigals for mixed voices. Explore the madrigal in a variety of styles from the purest polyphonic settings to pieces rich in dissonances through more elaborate works evok...

Sunday, November 8, 20263:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Please reach out to the Boston Civic Symphony with questions regarding programming or ticketing details at 617-943-3243 or manager@bostoncivicsymphony.org. ...

Friday, November 13, 20268:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Serbian-born, Paris-based violinist Nemanja Radulović and his Double Sens Chamber Orchestra make their U.S. debut—moving seamlessly between classical masterworks, folk traditions, and beyond, with striking charisma, agility, and emotional depth. Multiple price points available, visit the 

Saturday, November 14, 20267:30 PM

Jordan Hall

Singing for the Invisible People Requiem For America tackles the genocidal founding of America across the 50 states, plus the District of Columbia, in three installments. Each Requiem consists of 19 movements and opens with the same Movement #1, “The Doctrine of Discovery,” that authorized colonizers to subjugate Indigenous peoples. Each Requ...

Sunday, November 15, 20263:00 PM

Jordan Hall

In their most recent appearance at Jordan Hall, the Dover Quartet won the hearts and souls of audiences for their refined, luminous playing. Their program pairs Brahms' final string quartet and Dvořák's Czech-rooted masterwork with a new orchestration of Indigenous singer-songwriter Pura Fé's Rattle Songs. Multiple price points availab...

Friday, November 20, 20268:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Get ready for a night where killer guitar riffs meet fiery dance moves in an unforgettable live show! The Barcelona Guitar Trio & Dance is an acclaimed ensemble that delivers a captivating tribute to the legendary guitarist Paco de Lucia. The group features three renowned guitarists – Ali Arango, Xavier Coll, and Luis Robisco – who are joined by flamenco dancers Carolina ...

Saturday, November 21, 20267:30 PM

Jordan Hall

Hailed as “a formidable artist …. who, for the space of a concert, transcends himself” (Diapason), 19-year-old pianist Saehyun Kim is praised for his “stunning profusion of colors” that combines “a touch of unbelievable delicacy” and a sense of “dramaturgical construction” (Le Figaro). Kim won the first prize and three special prizes (Audien...

Sunday, November 22, 20263:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Mozart's Clarinet Concerto Host Rob Kapilow, Boston's A Far Cry chamber orchestra, and clarinetist Romie de Guise-Langlois unlock the secrets of the most celebrated clarinet concerto ever written, blending in-depth analysis with storytelling and good humor. Multiple price points available, visit the 

Monday, November 30, 202611:45 AM

Williams Hall

Produced by the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano CompetitionWith the support of New England Conservatory Italy-based Busoni Piano Competition, founded in 1949, is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the world, with a long history of legendary prize winners, including Martha Argerich, Garrick Ohlsson, ...

Monday, November 30, 20266:00 PM

Williams Hall

Produced by the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano CompetitionWith the support of New England Conservatory Italy-based Busoni Piano Competition, founded in 1949, is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the world, with a long history of legendary prize winners, including Martha Argerich, Garrick Ohlsson, ...

Friday, December 11, 20268:00 PM

Jordan Hall

With his well-considered, wide-ranging programs and unsentimental, revelatory interpretations, Jeremy Denk is a must-hear artist. His program offers Beethoven's last two piano sonatas in conversation with Bach, Unsuk Chin, and the long-neglected Hélène de Montgeroult. Multiple price points available, visit the 

Saturday, December 12, 20267:30 PM

Jordan Hall

Handel’s Messiah TIMELESS. JOYFUL. SPARKLING. Boston Baroque returns to a cherished holiday tradition with Handel’s Messiah, one of the most beloved and enduring works in classical music. Since introducing Boston’s first complete period-instrument performance of the oratorio in 1981, Boston Baroque’s acclaimed and GRAMMY®-nominated interpretation has become a...

Sunday, December 13, 20263:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Handel’s Messiah TIMELESS. JOYFUL. SPARKLING. Boston Baroque returns to a cherished holiday tradition with Handel’s Messiah, one of the most beloved and enduring works in classical music. Since introducing Boston’s first complete period-instrument performance of the oratorio in 1981, Boston Baroque’s acclaimed and GRAMMY®-nominated interpretation has become a...

Thursday, December 17, 20267:30 PM

Jordan Hall

How do we choose to cultivate and radiate joy? Feel the joy of the season, and pass it on! The H+H Youth Choruses Concert Choir opens the concert, setting that joy in motion with the next generation of musicians. Then, H+H Artistic Director Jonathan Cohen leads select H+H musicians from our period instrument orchestra and chorus in Heinrich Schütz’s The Christmas Story, a vivi...

Friday, December 18, 20268:00 PM

Jordan Hall

HoligaysWhere reverence meets rhinestones. There is a moment every December when the music settles in and the season begins to feel real. Holigays begins there, grounded in rich choral sound, sacred carols, and music that carries depth, warmth, and meaning. Voices rise. Stories unfold. The room holds still. And then everything shifts. The second half bursts open with glitter, glamo...

Saturday, December 19, 20263:00 PM

Jordan Hall

HoligaysWhere reverence meets rhinestones. There is a moment every December when the music settles in and the season begins to feel real. Holigays begins there, grounded in rich choral sound, sacred carols, and music that carries depth, warmth, and meaning. Voices rise. Stories unfold. The room holds still. And then everything shifts. The second half bursts open with glitter, glamo...

Sunday, December 20, 20262:00 PM

Jordan Hall

How do we choose to cultivate and radiate joy? Feel the joy of the season, and pass it on! The H+H Youth Choruses Concert Choir opens the concert, setting that joy in motion with the next generation of musicians. Then, H+H Artistic Director Jonathan Cohen leads select H+H musicians from our period instrument orchestra and chorus in Heinrich Schütz’s The Christmas Story, a vivi...

Saturday, January 23, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Anything But Standard: The Music of Ella Fitzgerald and Oscar Peterson Rob Kapilow, a live band, and two vocalists demonstrate the unique power of interpretation, exploring how Ella Fitzgerald and Oscar Peterson transformed popular film and Broadway songs into enduring jazz standards. Multiple price points available, visit the 

Sunday, January 24, 20273:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Please reach out to the BSO Box Office with any questions regarding programming or ticketing details at customerservice@bso.org or 888-266-1200. ...

Friday, January 29, 20277:30 PM

Jordan Hall

Who do we choose to love? Love has a way of finding us, changing us, and shaping where we feel we belong. Hear how two composers, separated by centuries, give voice to the risks, surprises, and possibilities of love. Drawing on myth and storytelling from around the world, composer Damien Geter and poet Tsitsi Jaji’s Kiss and Tell explores love and connection in a new work co-commis...

Saturday, January 30, 20277:30 PM

Jordan Hall

Who do we choose to love? Love has a way of finding us, changing us, and shaping where we feel we belong. Hear how two composers, separated by centuries, give voice to the risks, surprises, and possibilities of love. Drawing on myth and storytelling from around the world, composer Damien Geter and poet Tsitsi Jaji’s Kiss and Tell explores love and connection in a new work co-commis...

Sunday, February 7, 20273:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Next-generation standouts the Isidore Quartet team with pianist Jeremy Denk for Brahms' Piano Quintet—the Isidores' emotional directness in electric stylistic interplay with Denk's searching restraint, preceded by Britten and Mendelssohn. Multiple price points available, visit the 

Saturday, February 13, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Stefan Jackiw, Jay Campbell, and Conrad Tao Violinist Stefan Jackiw, cellist Jay Campbell, and pianist Conrad Tao are three of today's most compelling soloists, and the Junction Trio is what happens when all three are in the same room. Beethoven's Ghost Trio, with its legendary, otherworldly slow movement, opens the eveni...

Sunday, February 14, 20273:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Please reach out to the BSO Box Office with any questions regarding programming or ticketing details at customerservice@bso.org or 888-266-1200. ...

Friday, February 19, 20277:30 PM

Jordan Hall

How do we discover our potential—individually and together? Sometimes it takes venturing into unfamiliar territory to discover what we can do. In the six Brandenburg Concertos, Bach gives musicians unexpected challenges, new roles, and opportunities to shine, revealing possibilities that might otherwise remain hidden. Each concerto has its own distinct character and instrumental co...

Saturday, February 20, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Zlata Chochieva returns to Vivo Performing Arts following her triumphant debut in 2025, when her sold-out recital announced an artist of taste, passion, and distinction. For her much-anticipated return, she shares with us music of overwhelming emotional intensity, from the volcanic fury of Beethoven to the supernatural terror of Ravel. She's exactly the pianist to navigate this storm: fier...

Sunday, February 21, 20273:00 PM

Jordan Hall

How do we discover our potential—individually and together? Sometimes it takes venturing into unfamiliar territory to discover what we can do. In the six Brandenburg Concertos, Bach gives musicians unexpected challenges, new roles, and opportunities to shine, revealing possibilities that might otherwise remain hidden. Each concerto has its own distinct character and instrumental co...

Friday, March 5, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Presented by Vivo Performing Arts in association with Boston Early Music Festival. In this must-hear recital for violin and keyboard lovers alike, renowned performers Isabelle Faust and Kristian Bezuidenhout illuminate the Baroque sonata as it comes vividly into focus. Program to include works by Bach, Frohberger, von Westhoff, Matteis the Younger, and Biber. Multiple price points a...

Saturday, March 13, 20277:30 PM

Jordan Hall

David T. Little’s JFK centers on John and Jacqueline Kennedy during their final night in Fort Worth, tracing the mix of public pressure and private reflection that defined the moment. The opera moves between memory, conversation, and the looming demands of the next day, offering a close look at two people navigating history as it closes in around them. Little’s score drives the dram...

Sunday, March 14, 20273:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Two monumental works explore the extremes of human experience in an afternoon of extraordinary emotional and musical depth. Strauss’ Death and Transfiguration traces a profound journey from struggle and mortality toward transformation and transcendence, while Rachmaninoff’s towering Piano Concerto No. 3 moves from quiet introspection to breathtaki...

Friday, March 19, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Named one of the 10 greatest string quartets of all time by BBC Music Magazine, the Pavel Haas Quartet brings a stunning all-Czech program, from the shadow-gathering third quartet of Pavel Haas to the urgent Janáček and the warm-hearted Dvořák "American" quartet. Multiple price points available, visit the 

Saturday, March 27, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

The Boston Conservatory Orchestra celebrates the graduation of a conducting student and the winner of the annual concerto competition, concluded by traversing Mussorgsky's imaginary art exhibition so brilliantly orchestrated by Maurice Ravel. ...

Friday, April 2, 20277:30 PM

Jordan Hall

When do we lead, when do we follow, and how do we work together? Knowing when to lead, when to follow, and when to act together can be a game changer. With “technique to burn” (The Australian), cello soloist Nicolas Altstaedt takes the lead and the H+H Orchestra follows and responds in cello concertos by Haydn and C.P.E. Bach. Haydn’s Farewell Symphony takes this idea i...

Sunday, April 4, 20273:00 PM

Jordan Hall

When do we lead, when do we follow, and how do we work together? Knowing when to lead, when to follow, and when to act together can be a game changer. With “technique to burn” (The Australian), cello soloist Nicolas Altstaedt takes the lead and the H+H Orchestra follows and responds in cello concertos by Haydn and C.P.E. Bach. Haydn’s Farewell Symphony takes this idea i...

Friday, April 9, 20277:30 PM

Jordan Hall

This program traces four distinct approaches to orchestral imagination. Tyshawn Sorey’s Adagio, written for Timothy McAllister, suspends time through long, quiet lines that frame the saxophone in a world of shifting resonance. Paul Moravec’s Saxophone Concerto, also featuring McAllister, moves with clarity and drive, giving the instrument a bright, agile presence within the orchestr...

Friday, April 16, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

The Golden Age Presented by Vivo Performing Arts in association with Boston Lyric Opera. In arias and duets from the most beloved bel canto operas, soprano Erin Morley and tenor Lawrence Brownlee take audiences on a journey through love's many guises—flirtatious rivalry, innocent infatuation, fiery accusations, and joyful sinceri...

Saturday, April 17, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Small but mighty, the "Ukes" are a tour-de-force of strings worthy of any musical wish list—jaw-dropping musical virtuosity on four types of ukuleles paired with humor ranging from bone-dry to almost slapstick. An evening of joy and musicianship that expands horizons and warms the soul. Multiple price points available, visit the 

Sunday, May 2, 20273:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Please reach out to the BSO Box Office with any questions regarding programming or ticketing details at customerservice@bso.org or 888-266-1200. ...

Saturday, June 5, 20278:00 PM

Jordan Hall

Step into the enchanting world of Tchaikovsky’s The Sleeping Beauty. The Cambridge Symphony Orchestra brings this beloved ballet to life in a celebration of music, dance, romance, and fairy-tale magic. Presented in partnership with City Ballet of Boston, City Youth Ballet of Boston, and Northeast Arts, with Production Director Gianni Gino DiMarco, this special collaborat...