Save with our Package Deals!
Take 20% off all shows with our Music Lovers Deal, or 15% off all classical events (Michelle Cann & Tommy Mesa, Gesualdo Six, Ghosts of Hamlet, Jupiter String Quartet, Ilya Yakushev) with our Classical Lovers Deal. Package deals expire January 29th.
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Michelle Cann & Tommy Mesa - 1.31.25
“[Cann is]…technically fearless, with a bold attack and an enormous, rich sound…” – La Scena Musicale
“…Mr. Mesa’s playing had a musical intensity that was commanding in every detail.” – New York Concert Review
Nigel Wearne - 2.7.25
“…tailor made for fans of Tom Waits...with fire and brimstone lyrics that recall Nick Cave…" –
Rhythms Magazine
Artemis - 2.14.25
“The real headline here is this ensemble’s cohesion, its ability to move gracefully through various styles and moods and to sound, by turns, authoritative and playful, locked-in or loose-limbed.” – Wall Street Journal
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Pipo Romero Trio - 2.21.25
“Folklore and inventiveness, color and feeling, an exciting and refined performance.” – Corriere Adriatico, Spain
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The Gesualdo Six & Owain Park, Director - 2.28.25
“Weavers of rich and plangent aural tapestries, The Gesualdo Six meld style and substance with beguiling sure-footedness.” – BBC Music Magazine
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Frigg - 3.7.25
“Audiences are in awe of the band’s ability to transport listeners to traditional Finnish polska, bluegrass and Balkan rhythms and all the way to the dynamics of classical music, as if there were multiple groups performing on stage.” – The Sound Café
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Ghosts of Hamlet - 3.21.25
with Le Concert de l’Hostel Dieu Baroque Orchestra and Roberta Mameli, soprano
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Sona Jobarteh - Sunday, 3.23.25
“Sona Jobarteh is Africa’s first female griot kora virtuoso, and also a fine singer and composer, blending traditional music, blues and Afropop to impressive effect.” – The Guardian
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Jupiter String Quartet - 3.28.25
“Jupiter, always talented, has reached that stage where musical expression, not technical proficiency, has become the focus;...an intensely alert investigation of the musical possibilities in each work.” – Boston Classical Review
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Ilya Yakushev, piano - 4.4.25
Performing Gershwin’s "Rhapsody in Blue" and Mussorgsky’s "Pictures at an Exhibition"
"An exuberantly outsized performance . . . a winning blend of rapturous lyricism and dramatic flair."— San Jose Mercury News
Stephane Wrembel Quartet - 4.25.25
"Perhaps the most creative improviser in Gypsy jazz today, Mr. Wrembel plays the guitar with a rich and colorful lyricism." – The New York Times
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