From soaring, sweet melodies in the violin's highest registers to fiery passages capable of snapping some bow hairs, Alina Ibragimova is able to “collapse any sense of distance between performer and listener” (The Guardian).
From soaring, sweet melodies in the violin's highest registers to fiery passages capable of snapping some bow hairs, Alina Ibragimova is able to “collapse any sense of distance between performer and listener” (The Guardian).
At times brooding and contemplative, at others lively with folk-inspired fiddling, Jean Sibelius' ruminating string quartet “Intimate Voices” is a window into a conversation between instruments, folding inwards.
At times brooding and contemplative, at others lively with folk-inspired fiddling, Jean Sibelius' ruminating string quartet “Intimate Voices” is a window into a conversation between instruments, folding inwards.
The SPCO teams up with Tapestry Choral Collective in a vocal program influenced by Bach and the spiritual, polyphonic qualities of his Baroque cantatas, including a U.S. premiere that uses cosmic imagery to tell a story of hope and human connection.
The SPCO teams up with Tapestry Choral Collective in a vocal program influenced by Bach and the spiritual, polyphonic qualities of his Baroque cantatas, including a U.S. premiere that uses cosmic imagery to tell a story of hope and human connection.
The SPCO teams up with Tapestry Choral Collective in a vocal program influenced by Bach and the spiritual, polyphonic qualities of his Baroque cantatas, including a U.S. premiere that uses cosmic imagery to tell a story of hope and human connection.
Global superstar DJ and producer Calvin Harris announces his first headline tour across North America bringing his era-defining catalogue and landmark live show to arenas across the U.S. and Canada in spring 2027. Promoted by Live Nation, the 18-date tour kicks off Thursday, April 1 at TD Garden in Boston,...
Justin Taylor makes his SPCO debut with a program that traces the harpsichord from the 18th to 20th centuries, showcasing the intricate, layered harmonies of the Baroque era.
Justin Taylor makes his SPCO debut with a program that traces the harpsichord from the 18th to 20th centuries, showcasing the intricate, layered harmonies of the Baroque era.
Justin Taylor makes his SPCO debut with a program that traces the harpsichord from the 18th to 20th centuries, showcasing the intricate, layered harmonies of the Baroque era.
All the drama and grandiose of a Beethoven symphony, with moments of introspection and hints of folk influences alongside the Midwest premiere of a double concerto performed by violinist Anthony Marwood and cellist Coleman Itzkoff, marking the latter’s SPCO debut.
All the drama and grandiose of a Beethoven symphony, with moments of introspection and hints of folk influences alongside the Midwest premiere of a double concerto performed by violinist Anthony Marwood and cellist Coleman Itzkoff, marking the latter’s SPCO debut.
All the drama and grandiose of a Beethoven symphony, with moments of introspection and hints of folk influences alongside the Midwest premiere of a double concerto performed by violinist Anthony Marwood and cellist Coleman Itzkoff, marking the latter’s SPCO debut.
A sonic feast of different textures and moods — there's something for everyone on this program that samples music from the 18th to the 21st centuries, including a high-energy double concerto between two violins cascading over each other.