2020-21 Streaming Concerts
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JONATHAN WOODY WORLD PREMIERE, FROM THEMES BY IGNATIUS SANCHO
APR 18 + 20
Streaming Online
H+H will give the world premiere of a commission by Jonathan Woody based on themes of Ignatius Sancho. Born on a ship carrying enslaved people in the Atlantic, Sancho...
MOZART A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
MAY 2 + 4
Streaming Online, from Symphony Hall Boston
Don’t miss this celebration of all things Mozart, including his beloved favorite, the effervescent Eine kleine Nachtmusik. You’ll understand its perennial acclaim when you hear the H+H Orchestra perform...
HAYDN + SAINT-GEORGES
MAY 23 + 25
Streaming Online
H+H’s fiery Aisslinn Nosky directs this delightful juxtaposition of two of the great Classical masters. Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, is one of the first known classical composers of...
HANDEL’S MESSIAH FOR OUR TIME
DEC 20, 2020
Broadcasting on GBH Television Channel 2 and WGBY in Springfield. Also streaming on social media channels for GBH and H+H, including Facebook, YouTube, and Vimeo.
In collaboration with GBH, H+H invites you to join us for a special televised and streaming performance of Handel’s Messiah, an uplifting and joyous experience for a holiday season...
MONTEVERDI VESPERS OF 1610 IN THE TEMPLE OF DENDUR
DEC 15, 2020
Watch on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's YouTube or Facebook pages. Note: No login required.
Streaming on December 15 and available throughout the holidays, celebrate the season with Claudio Monteverdi’s transcendent Vespers of 1610, an evening prayer service for chorus, soloists, and instrumentalists. In a...
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THE MAGIC OF BACH
SEPT 27 + 29, 2020
Streaming Online, from Fraser Studio
Don’t miss the glorious and inspiring music of J.S. Bach, brought alive by this virtuosic performance by five of H+H’s unrivaled principal musicians, streaming together for the first time...
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THE MAGIC OF VIVALDI
OCT 11 + 13, 2020
Streaming Online, from Fraser Studio
Don’t miss the fiery splendor of the magical music of Vivaldi, brought alive in this impassioned performance by four of H+H’s unrivaled principal musicians, and featuring the dazzling soprano...
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EVERY VOICE
NOV 8, 2020
Streaming Online
H+H’s beloved community concert celebrating the many voices of the Boston community. This year’s concert celebrates female composers – including queer women and women of color – in recognition...
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H+H AT THE LYMAN ESTATE
NOV 15, 2020
Streaming Online for Subscribers and Donors Only
In cooperation with our friends at Historic New England, we are pleased to bring you an afternoon of Beethoven and Mozart from the gorgeous grounds of the Lyman Estate...
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GLORIES OF THE BAROQUE
NOV 22 + 24, 2020
Streaming Online
H+H concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky directs the H+H string section in an enchanting afternoon of music. Baroque music blazes to life with the excitement of when it first was composed...
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A BAROQUE CHRISTMAS
DEC 20 + 22, 2020
Streaming Online
H+H Principal Keyboard and Associate Conductor Ian Watson will bring light and warmth to the cold Boston winter with a special program of music fit for the season. Performed...
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THE MAGIC OF HANDEL
JAN 24 + 26
Streaming Online, from GBH's Fraser Studio
Considered one of the greatest of the Baroque composers, Handel is celebrated in this concert with an impassioned performance featuring four of H+H’s principal musicians. H+H feels a deep...
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GLORIES OF THE BAROQUE: VIVALDI
FEB 14 + 16
Streaming Online
H+H concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky directs this captivating program of Vivaldi, featuring the H+H string section and the inspiring countertenor Reginald Mobley. Host Emily Marvosh converses with the musicians before...
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THE MAGIC OF TELEMANN
MAR 14 + 16
Streaming Online, from GBH's Fraser Studio
A shining star in the Baroque constellation, Telemann is the centerpiece of this concert featuring five of H+H’s principal musicians. Fiery passions are laced throughout the rhythms, sure to...
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MOZART, CPE BACH, AND FRIENDS
MAR 21 + 23
Streaming Online from Cary Hall (Lexington, MA)
Remember how music changed in the 1950s to 1970s, as Elvis Presley led to the Beatles? Well, the 1750s to 1770s were a lot like that, with the Baroque...