Castle of Our Skins | The Dream the Dreamers Dreamed
COOS, Boston Children’s Chorus and Vivo Performing Arts (formerly the Celebrity Series) present a program inspired by Langston Hughes’ epic poem Let America Be America Again.
COOS, Boston Children’s Chorus and Vivo Performing Arts (formerly the Celebrity Series) present a program inspired by Langston Hughes’ epic poem Let America Be America Again.
Castle of Our Skins presents a performance-lecture centered around Derrick Skye's "American Mirror" string quartet.
Experience Castle of our Skins' signature educational workshop, A Little History, with a free live performance at the Main Branch of the Cambridge Public Library.
An intimate, heartfelt program exploring love in its many forms — just in time for Valentine’s Day.
An intimate, heartfelt program exploring love in its many forms — just in time for Valentine’s Day.
The Watertown Public Library’s free Winter Concert Series showcases talent from across the Boston area, all in the hope of building community and combatting loneliness in the dead of winter. Come join us for a solo cello performance on February 1st.
Great music isn’t just taught—it’s shared with the next generation side by side.
In A Far Cry’s annual Side by Side, the Criers partner with young musicians from Project STEP and New England Conservatory for a joyful performance that celebrates the next generation of artists and the mentors, teachers, families, and friends who lift them up. Students participate in a radical side-by-side rehearsal and performance experience as co-equals with the Criers, empowering young artists through their democratic model of music making.
With Amplified: Yeemz x A Far Cry, the boundary between genres disappears. Guest artist Yeemz (Yi-Mei Templeman) blend strings, voice, and songwriting in a program that is at once personal, poetic, and electrifying, set in a relaxed, open atmosphere.
With Amplified: Yeemz x A Far Cry, the boundary between genres disappears. Guest artist Yeemz (Yi-Mei Templeman) blend strings, voice, and songwriting in a program that is at once personal, poetic, and electrifying, set in a relaxed, open atmosphere.
Award-winning Spanish cellist Pablo Ferrández returns to Symphony Hall to perform one of the most beloved works in the cello repertoire. Written while the composer was living and teaching in the U.S., Dvořák’s Cello Concerto weaves a virtuosic solo line into a rich orchestral tapestry that both pays tribute to and draws inspiration from his Bohemian homeland. The Eighth Symphony is a similarly folk-inspired work, warm and full of charm. Filled with folk dance rhythms and unexpected harmonic shifts, it captures the composer’s deep connection to his home.
Award-winning Spanish cellist Pablo Ferrández returns to Symphony Hall to perform one of the most beloved works in the cello repertoire. Written while the composer was living and teaching in the U.S., Dvořák’s Cello Concerto weaves a virtuosic solo line into a rich orchestral tapestry that both pays tribute to and draws inspiration from his Bohemian homeland. The Eighth Symphony is a similarly folk-inspired work, warm and full of charm. Filled with folk dance rhythms and unexpected harmonic shifts, it captures the composer’s deep connection to his home.
Lineage traces a line through history, family, and transformation. This is a full ensemble program about what remains true within the histories we don’t just recall, but build on.
Rockport Music will be bringing Boston cellist Francesca McNeeley to the library for a special presentation offering a look into the enduring appeal of the Bach Cello Suites along with an exploration of the instrument and what it means to be a classical musician.
Rockport Music will be bringing Boston cellist Francesca McNeeley to the library for a special presentation offering a look into the enduring appeal of the Bach Cello Suites along with an exploration of the instrument and what it means to be a classical musician.
Performing as a substitute player with the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Andris Nelsons.
Performing as a substitute player with the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Andris Nelsons.
Performing as a substitute player with the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Andris Nelsons.
A concert of marvelous chamber music performed by CMI musicians and CIMF Artist-Faculty
CIMF Artists pianist Mika Sasaki, violinists Julia Choi, George Meyer, and Chelsea Starbuck Smith, violist Jacob Shack, cellists Mitch Lyon and Francesca McNeeley, and harpist Emily Levin perform works by Jon Cziner, Mark Adamo, Paul Frucht, and Johannes Brahms.
Join us and special guests The Mavericks & Kelli O’Hara, beloved favorites from the Boston Pops, Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, and the Mugar Family Fireworks over the Charles River.
Kids 4 Harmony is a free, intensive classical music program for youth from some of the most under-resourced communities in Berkshire County. This performance is a mark of their major annual fundraising campaign.
Come out to Monadnock Music Festival to celebrate its 60th season! Many events, a whole bunch of chamber music.
The 50th Anniversary of the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC 2025) will be held in Boston from June 8 – 14, 2025. ICMC 2025 will be collaboratively hosted by five institutions, and will include a performance at MIT’s Edward and Joyce Linde Music Building.
Join us at the historic African Meeting House for And Freedom’s Reign, an immersive event honoring the words, legacy, and spirit of Frederick Douglass.
Join for the 2025 Spring Soirée, where we'll celebrate the end of another fantastic season at A Far Cry and unveil what we're dreaming up for the future!
The full ensemble’s season finale, featuring Stewart Goodyear on piano & curated by Crier Caitlin Lynch.
Castle of Our Skins’ Portrait Concert Alchemy: featuring composer Jonathan Bailey Holland.
Castle of our Skins’ Portrait Concert Alchemy: featuring composer Jonathan Bailey Holland.
Founded in 2024, the Smithsonian Academy Orchestra is a project of the National Museum of American History in Washington, DC directed by Kenneth Slowik. Modeled after Frans Brüggen’s Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century, their repertoire ranges from Bach to Schoenberg performed on period instruments. Hear them perform works by Greig, Bruckner, and Dvorak on their April Tour with performances in Boston, Great Barrington, New Jersey, and Washington DC! SAO concerts are free and open to the public due to the generous support of The Honorable John FW Rogers and Goldman Sachs.
Guest artist-teacher for a masterclass with students at the Windsor School.
In celebration of the versatility and virtuosity of A Far Cry’s violin and cello sections, curator Sarah Darling throws down a gauntlet of a program that showcases the technical prowess and emotional depth of these instruments. Featuring four Criers from the violin section and all four Crier cellists in a program of chamber music done in only the way A Far Cry can: Sibling Sounds highlights the radiant harmonies of a violin quartet, the lush sound of four cellos, and the close bonds within.
In celebration of the versatility and virtuosity of A Far Cry’s violin and cello sections, curator Sarah Darling throws down a gauntlet of a program that showcases the technical prowess and emotional depth of these instruments. Featuring four Criers from the violin section and all four Crier cellists in a program of chamber music done in only the way A Far Cry can: Sibling Sounds highlights the radiant harmonies of a violin quartet, the lush sound of four cellos, and the close bonds within.