Performance Calendar

This all-star lineup features Co-Artistic Directors and Celebrity Series favorites Wu Han and David Finckel, along with their close musical colleagues Paul Neubauer and Arnaud Sussmann.

Double bill! An evening of thrilling virtuosity, featuring the Series debut of the remarkable mandolin player Sierra Hull and the return of banjoist Noam Pikelny and fiddler and multi-instrumentalist Stuart Duncan.

Visionary conductor Gustavo Dudamel leads the mighty LA Phil – with the dazzling pianist Yuja Wang as piano soloist – in an afternoon of exhilarating music making.

Fabiola Méndez is the first Berklee College of Music graduate with the Puerto Rican cuatro as principal instrument. She performs in a trio Puerto Rican folk and jazz concert at CROMA @ Arlington Street Church, Boston. This event is part of our season-long Boston Tribute to Puerto Rico and Pablo Casals.

Grammy-nominated pianist Joyce Yang, once the youngest pianist ever to medal at the Cliburn, makes her Celebrity Series debut at Pickman Hall.

Infusing the classic jazz piano trio with deeply Cuban influences – the batá is the ritual drum of the Afro-Caribbean Santeria religion – makes for a compelling night of music-making with one of the greatest and most influential musicians of our time.

Jason Palmer Quintet (jazz) will present a holiday concert at the Salvation Army Kroc Center in the collaboration with the Summer Street Brass Band; admission is free but ticketed.

Explore the songs that have become the core repertoire—the soundtrack if you will-- of the world’s most widely celebrated Christian holiday—and they were all written by Jewish composers!

Cello and vocal trio Voci Angelica leads Stringfests with Boston City-Wide String Orchestra and City Strings United (Roxbury) and Conservatory Lab Charter School (Dorchester). The Stringfest ensembles will perform the Puerto Rican songs commissioned for the Boston Tribute to Cellist Pablo Casals.

Devin Ferreira with teens from the Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción youth program Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.