A longtime favorite of Series audiences, the consistently astounding Sir András Schiff returns for his seventh solo recital and eighth appearance on the Series, his first since the 2015-16 season.
Porter offers a personal program designed to show how literature—by continually extending our sensibilities and our capacity for empathy—can enrich our understanding of, and love for, music.
One of the jazz world’s most respected and original creators brings her ensemble to Sanders Theatre for the Boston-area premiere of her latest project, Data Lords.
The Westerlies, a young New York-based brass quartet at the intersection of new music and progressive jazz, teams up with the equally broadminded vocalist Theo Bleckmann for a pointed new project, This Land.
Flutist and composer Nathalie Joachim – last heard on the Series with Eighth Blackbird – returns with an evening-length work that explores Haitian song and the role of women in Haitian music culture.
Multi-genre standout guitarist and producer Mark Lettieri makes his Series debut with his trio, but he’s not new to Boston thanks to his work with Snarky Puppy.
Flor de Toloache is a Latin Grammy-winning, New York-based all-female mariachi ensemble known for stretching the boundaries of this rich traditional music into decidedly new places.
Described as "the current front-runner in the new generation of Lieder singers" (Gramophone), Benjamin Appl is celebrated by audiences and critics in recital, concerts, and opera settings.
