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Upcoming Events
Fri, Sep 18College Street Congregational ChurchJohann Sebastian Bach assembled the monumental B minor Mass in the last years of his life, a compendium of some of his greatest works from across the length of his storied career.- Sun, Sep 20UVM Recital HallThe two genres which really made George Frideric Handel a rock star in 18th century London were Opera and Oratorio. The Operas, which assured his fame, were staged theater events on secular and classical themes
Multiple DatesSat, Oct 17Salle BourgieArion invites you to discover this fairy tale as it was first set to music in 1810. Featuring a stellar Franco-Quebecois cast, this opera offers touching and virtuosic moments, trading fantasy for a comic dimension whose irony is more relevant than ever.- Multiple DatesSun, Oct 18Salle BourgieArion invites you to discover this fairy tale as it was first set to music in 1810. Featuring a stellar Franco-Quebecois cast, this opera offers touching and virtuosic moments, trading fantasy for a comic dimension whose irony is more relevant than ever.
Sat, Nov 14Wortham Theater CenterCelebrate America's 250th anniversary with a program that traces how revolutionary ideals echoed across two continents.
Thu, Jan 07St. Malachy Roman Catholic Church - TheA peek into the forgotten wind repertoire of post-Revolutionary Paris
Fri, Jan 22Kimmel Center for the Performing ArtsA fascinating mix of stirring works for our 40th-anniversary January concert!
Multiple DatesSat, Mar 06Salle BourgieÉlisabeth Pion and Arion, conducted by Mathieu Lussier, present the 3rd and 5th concertos, framed by Beethoven’s dramatic Coriolan Overture as well as a hitherto unpublished overture- Multiple DatesSun, Mar 07Salle BourgieÉlisabeth Pion and Arion, conducted by Mathieu Lussier, present the 3rd and 5th concertos, framed by Beethoven’s dramatic Coriolan Overture as well as a hitherto unpublished overture
Sun, Mar 21Location is TBDBach's magnificent St Matthew Passion, presented on period instruments
Sat, May 01Christ the King Lutheran ChurchIch hatte viel Bekümmernis, BWV 21: Plaintive oboe and triumphant trumpets and timpani lift spirits from grief to jubilation.
Thu, May 06Alice Tully HallTo close its 2026-27 season-long “Celebrate Beethoven” series, the American Classical Orchestra presents two of the composer’s iconic works, the Fifth Symphony, Op. 67 and the Violin Concerto, Op. 61.
Sun, Jun 06St Katharine of SienaA performance of masterworks by Mozart concluding Anniversary Concert Season 40- The week of December 7th, exact dates TBDLocations TBA
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