Join us one hour prior to the concert for a casual and engaging discussion.

Sat Apr 4 Taste artisanal wines curated by sommelier Kevin Hart of Hart & Cru, selected to complement the evening's program.

The distinctly American brand of contemporary classical often gets lost in the mix when speaking of American musical traditions. 

"I find that Florence Price’s music has great charm and is powerful in communicating profound sentiments. She creates melodies that you hear once, love, and that stay in your head." —Louis Schwizgebel

Thomas Wilkins guest conducts our concert series American Life in November and discusses curating the program featuring all African-American composers. 

These concerts feature the music of two composers who changed the landscape of American orchestral music—William Grant Still and Florence Price, whose first symphonies are the first to be written by African-American male and female composers and performed by major orchestras.

Explore our Multicultural Awareness Council (MAC) Series concerts, celebrating artists and composers of color. 

May Festival Music Director Laureate James Conlon leads a lavishly expressive program this Thanksgiving weekend.

Past, present and future form from the spark of creativity. Gershwin himself takes the stage and Scriabin’s symphony of synesthesia turns Music Hall into a color factory.