Performance Calendar

Joshua Bell and Daniil Trifonov, two of the most brilliant and awarded artists in classical music, each command the stage, yet complement each other as a duo. Undeniable star power and sublime music-making abound when “an astonishing pianist” (Los Angeles Times) and “one of the world’s greatest violinists” (Washington Post) join forces for this extraordinary recital!

Boston String Academy players perform Aristides Rivas’ Suite Boricua, orchestrated for strings and percussion.  Cellist Rivas also performs in a trio alongside Venezuelan cuatro innovator Carlos Capacho and harpist Eduardo Betancourt. A Stringfest performance.

Italian pianist Beatrice Rana has become a force in the international classical music world, receiving admiration from critics and audiences alike. As renowned for her sensitivity and musical intelligence as she is for her vivid colorations and pyrotechnics, she is a pianist who truly has it all. She takes on one of the highlights of the piano repertoire, Beethoven’s Hammerklavier Sonata, in her return to the Series.

A favorite of Boston audiences for decades, the Paul Taylor Dance Company returns with Taylor classics "Company B" and "Brandenburgs" appearing alongside Amy Hall Garner's 2022 work "Somewhere in the Middle."

Don’t miss BeatSong, a soprano and percussion duo founded in 2015 by Sonja Tengblad and Jonathan Hess that creates and performs works that celebrate an unlikely pairing: soprano and percussion.   

A favorite of Boston audiences for decades, the Paul Taylor Dance Company returns with Taylor classics "Company B" and "Brandenburgs" appearing alongside Amy Hall Garner's 2022 work "Somewhere in the Middle."

A favorite of Boston audiences for decades, the Paul Taylor Dance Company returns with Taylor classics "Company B" and "Brandenburgs" appearing alongside Amy Hall Garner's 2022 work "Somewhere in the Middle."

The great violinist Itzhak Perlman—an international treasure—has been beloved by Celebrity Series audiences since his first Boston recital in 1971. Perlman shares a deeply personal look at his childhood and the earliest years of his long and celebrated career in this afternoon of multimedia, music, and storytelling. Don’t miss your chance to see archival photos and videos, and experience musical selections that you won’t hear anywhere else! 

Since hearing the band’s debut in 1992, Celebrity Series audiences have known and loved the awe-inspiring musical juggernaut that is Wynton Marsalis and his Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. This time-tested ensemble always delivers a tight and polished experience that impeccably conjures the Big Band heyday, whether they are playing new works or reinterpreting classics. Marsalis’ insightful commentary and often-witty banter will draw you even closer to the music and the stories behind it.

Cuban flutist, composer, and bandleader Sheila del Bosque Fuentes appears with her quartet at Arlington Street Church, in partnership with Ágora Cultural Architects.