Performances

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 […]

Nelsons’ spring love-fest with BSO audience continues, as Fujita makes impressive debut – Apr 03, 2026

There is, perhaps, no stranger ending to a major symphony than […]

Musical politics loom on stage and behind the curtain with Nelsons, Boston Symphony – Mar 27, 2026

Officially, the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s “E Pluribus Unum” festival ended at […]

Ólafsson unlocks the key to memorable Bach and Beethoven – Mar 21, 2026

“Key of E?” the playwright Franz Liebkind asks Max Bialystock during […]

Nelsons returns to BSO for a warm reception with Schumann and Tchaikovsky – Mar 20, 2026

A house divided against itself cannot stand—but it can try to […]

Conrad Tao brings poetic touch to Brahms, Ravel, and contemporary works – Mar 17, 2026

Imaginative recital programming seems to come naturally to pianist-composer Conrad Tao. […]

New England Philharmonic serves up a rich and bracing variety of new music – Mar 16, 2026

The Ides of March may have been unlucky for Julius Caesar in […]

Seraphim Singers serve up a worthy, timely performance of Rachmaninoff’s “Vigil” – Mar 10, 2026

Sometimes titles are deceiving. Sergei Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil, for instance, only lasts […]

Conductor Quigley makes a fiery and impressive Boston Baroque debut – Mar 09, 2026

Unity within an ensemble arises not only from blending, but also […]

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