Join the 45-member ensemble as they perform Holst's Second Suite and a world premiere on an exhilarating musical journey across the world.

Classical sounds and styles playfully foil one another in this imaginative performance from the quintessential American string quartet.

David Kim joins the DSO for Bruch's emotional Violin Concerto.

The 100-member choral society delights us with a program, marking the beginning of a year-long collaboration with the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble.

A rethinking of Purcell's beloved opera, including the premiere of a new piece that takes us into the inner psyche of the proud Queen of Carthage. Co-commissioned by the Hop.

America's "most astonishing choir" and the Irish quartet "with a difference" team up for a colorful, energetic performance.

A program featuring two world premieres from the 2020 Wind Ensemble Composition Competition. by Quinn Mason, special selection prize winner of the 2020 Wind Ensemble Composition Competition.

The piano quintet delivers sublime contemporary Latin American music interlaced with 17th-century influences.

The shortest and most intimate of all Mahler's symphonies, the Fourth Symphony embodies his search for the sublime through nature and innocence.

Winds and string quartet tell stories of African-American journeys in honor of the Great Migration.

The inimitable double bassist teams up with the leading string ensemble for a mix of classical and bluegrass flavors.

Driven by his mental anguish and frustration, Tchaikovsky's last symphony "Pathetique" is a cry for help, both desperate and sweet.

Led by the Director Filippo Ciabatti, the ensemble performs Haydn's "Creation," an oratorio which narrates the origin of the world with choreography by Dance Ensemble Director John Heginbotham and choreographer in residence Rebecca Stenn.

A celebration of Mexican art and culture featuring three exciting premieres.