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BSO gives Glass’s “Lincoln” Symphony a noble sendoff at Tanglewood – Jul 06, 2026

Abraham Lincoln’s words aren’t often set to music: among other things, […]

Boston Cecilia closes 150th season with meaningful works from the past and present – May 17, 2026

Anniversaries can be tricky to get right, for institutions as much […]

Handel and Haydn Society brings vibrant life to last things with Bach and Telemann – May 16, 2026

Typically, out-of-town tryouts start in Boston and end up in New […]

An enjoyable and insightful Bach family affair with Sarasa Ensemble – May 10, 2026

There is no such thing as fun for the whole family, […]

Boston Symphony wraps season with heartening Beethoven, uneven Adams – May 01, 2026

Nothing beats a good opening. As it happened, Thursday’s concert from […]

Vivo Performing Arts to celebrate Beethoven in 2026-27 season – Apr 28, 2026

Roll over, Beethoven—or don’t. The German great, who died 200 years […]

Bell & Wosner bring charm and characterful depth to Vivo recital – Apr 27, 2026

Charm can be a tricky attribute to quantify. But there’s no […]

May 31 – Apr 22, 2026

Boston Baroque The X-tet Sanlikol: new work Remaining works TBA 3 […]

Strings are the thing in Pro Arte’s varied and rewarding program – Apr 13, 2026

It’s hardly an accepted, universal truth, but string players can make […]

Zander leads Boston Philharmonic in a stately yet characterful Mahler Third – Apr 12, 2026

“My time will come,” Gustav Mahler once predicted, “when his has […]

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