The Latin Grammy winners return to perform alongside the ensemble in an exciting program of two wind ensemble world premieres commissioned by the Hop.

The club kicks off the year with a selection of choral favorites.

The ensemble presents Mahler's monumental Symphony No. 6 ahead of their upcoming trip to Italy.

A program featuring Haydn's 'Lord Nelson Mass,' a dramatic and triumphant work composed in turbulent times.

Bold, spontaneous and intimate—pushing the boundaries of chamber music.

Two musical powerhouses boldly reimagine classics by Liszt, Chopin and Schubert.

Hop pianist-in-resident and three chamber music friends explore rich, emotionally expansive works by Brahms from his youthful passion to mature mastery.

Led by Director Brian Messier, the ensemble is joined by guest conductor Luis Manuel Sánchez and student artists from UNAM to premiere a Hop-commissioned symphony for band by the preeminent Mexican composer.

Chamber music with a wild streak.

The choral singers draw on their ever-expanding repertory for an uplifting performance.

Handel's gripping dramatic oratorio resonates through the fingertips of a leading Baroque ensemble and the voices of the Clarion Choir.

The early-music icon leads 30 musicians from three continents in a dialogue with the music of Africa, America and the Caribbean.

Late works by Beethoven, Schumann and Brahms.

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with an evening of powerful music.

The choir will present Mendelssohn's Elijah—a sweeping oratorio that delves into faith, doubt and resilience through stirring choruses and deeply human storytelling.

A solo piano recital that bridges centuries and sensibilities.

The iconic work gets new wings in a mystical and technologically transformed experience uniting dance and orchestra.

The program features works by long-time collaborators and composers Juan Pablo Contreras and Nubia Jaime Donjuan.