Are you ready for more inspiring Baroque and Classical music from H+H? Check the listings below to learn when H+H musicians will be performing at a venue near you in the coming months. Tickets for the concerts listed here are available through the linked websites for each presenter, and the H+H Box Office does not sell these tickets. Join H+H On the Road to find the music you love performed in venues near you.
George Frideric Handel’s Messiah — the greatest story ever told in song — returns to Hayes Hall in a landmark performance by Boston’s Grammy-winning Handel and Haydn Society, now presenting this Baroque masterwork for its remarkable 172nd consecutive season. Led by conductor Jonathan Cohen, the 211-year-old ensemble will be joined by its celebrated chorus and …
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Celebrate the holidays with a traditional Messiah from the longest running series in America! Since their opening concert on Christmas Day, 1815, Handel’s Messiah has been synonymous with the Handel and Haydn Society. For the first time ever at the Kravis Center, experience Handel + Haydn’s magical and complete Messiah. Learn more
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One of the nation’s preeminent period orchestras, Boston’s own Handel + Haydn Society presents Handel’s iconic, treasured holiday tradition in a special chamber arrangement for chamber orchestra and chorus led by Associate Conductor Ian Watson. Learn more
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An audience favorite, musicians from the Handel and Haydn Society return to enthrall us with a program of Baroque and Classical gems in historically informed performance. This elite chamber ensemble will bring to life the music of history’s greatest composers with the same dedication, freshness, and energy that they felt when composing their music. Stay tuned …
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In its Zankel Hall debut, H+H is led by Jonathan Cohen in a program of J. S. Bach and Telemann cantatas that evoke a powerful, otherworldly beauty, paired with one of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos, which H+H calls “the best of the Baroque … magnificent musical vignettes [that] never fail to delight and amaze.” Learn more
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