Upcoming Concerts in All Classical Genres: Orchestra, Concert Band, Chamber, Keyboard, Instrumental, & Classical Voical

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Cambridge Symphony - Family Concert (2)

Cambridge Symphony - Family Concert (2)

04-12-2026 4:00 pm

Two performances: 2:00pm & 4:00pm

GLEN ROVEN The Runaway Bunny


featuring
Kinga Augustyn, solo violinist as The Bunny

The Cambridge Symphony Orchestra’s annual Family Concert is a chance for music lovers of all ages to enjoy classical music for the whole family.

American Views by Chamber Orchestra of Boston

American Views by Chamber Orchestra of Boston

04-17-2026 7:30 pm
Exploring different ideas of America, including Granville Bantock's take on the Far West, Lisa Nardi's depiction of the desert, Mark O'Connor's spin on the evolution of fiddle tunes, with soloist Amy Sims, Florence Price's soulful "Andante cantabile" and Copland's rollicking "Hoe Down" from Rodeo. See
New Bedford Symphony Orchestera. - The Human Element

New Bedford Symphony Orchestera. - The Human Element

04-18-2026 7:30 pm
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Yaniv Dinur, conductor

Michel Camilo, piano

Missy Mazzoli: River Rouge Transfiguration
Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 3
Michel Camilo: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No.1

This concert is a celebration of transformation—of sound, of spirit, and of the boundless possibilities in music that dares to cross borders.

New Bedford Symphony Orchestera. - The Human Element

New Bedford Symphony Orchestera. - The Human Element

04-18-2026 7:30 pm
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Yaniv Dinur, conductor

Michel Camilo, piano

Missy Mazzoli: River Rouge Transfiguration
Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 3
Michel Camilo: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No.1

This concert is a celebration of transformation—of sound, of spirit, and of the boundless possibilities in music that dares to cross borders.

Symphony New Hampshire - New Hampshire Passions

Symphony New Hampshire - New Hampshire Passions

04-18-2026 8:00 pm
TIANHUI NG, MUSIC DIRECTOR FINALIST Mabel Daniels Deep Forest Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18, Nathan Ben-Yehuda pianist Edward Elgar Enigma Variations, Op. 36
Sounds of Stow - Celestial Celebrations

Sounds of Stow - Celestial Celebrations

04-19-2026 2:00 pm
$30

Sounds of Stow will present the area premiere of To Shiver the Sky by popular composer Christopher Tin. This oratorio for chorus and large orchestra, written in 2020, is an inspiring exploration of the human desire to reach for the stars! The opening movement – “Sogno di Volare” (also the theme tune of video game Civilization VI) – sets the stage for this thrilling work.

Celebrity Series of Boston presents Tony Siqi Yun, piano

Celebrity Series of Boston presents Tony Siqi Yun, piano

04-23-2026 7:30 pm
 
 

A Groton Hill exclusive!

Still in his early 20s and only two years out of Juilliard, Canadian pianist Tony Siqi Yun is already making waves as a soloist and recitalist. Praised for his refinement, muscular sound, and intimate expressivity, Yun has “an emergent big personality” (Philadelphia Inquirer) that makes him a pianist you’ll want to experience firsthand.

Yun’s debut program spans lyrical Bach/Busoni, Beethoven's radiant "Waldstein" Sonata, Berio's crystalline Wasserklavier, Liszt's virtuosic Réminiscences de Norma, and Brahms' epic Piano Sonata No. 3. It's a thrilling journey through color, clarity, and intensity—perfectly suited to showcase the express range of this rising star.

A compelling introduction to a must-hear young artist, the program promises to showcase the poetry and power that set Tony Siqi Yun apart on the global stage.

Lexington Symphony - An Evening with Shakespeare

Lexington Symphony - An Evening with Shakespeare

04-25-2026 7:30 pm
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Mendelssohn (McPhee arr.) | A Midsummer Night’s Dream —with Lexington Children’s Chorus

Our season finale features the Lexington Children’s Chorus performing in Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This composition is adapted and arranged by Maestro McPhee and expands Mendelssohn’s incidental music into a full evening that explores Shakespeare’s comedic wit and warmly human story where the real and fairy worlds collide.