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The program offers a journey through her recording and performance interests, notably highlighting works by Rachmaninoff. Chochieva’s recording of Chopin’s complete Études attracted the world’s attention, with Gramophone listing it among the ten greatest Chopin recordings of all time. Moreover, her recordings of Rachmaninoff’s complete Études-Tableaux and her role as curator for a festival at the composer’s summer villa speak volumes of her deep connection with that composer’s works. Acclaimed for her “performances of huge emotional scope and intense drama” (The Guardian), Zlata Chochieva promises a can’t-miss Celebrity Series debut!

Rob Kapilow shines the What Makes It Great? spotlight on Simon & Garfunkel for an illuminating exploration of the duo’s songwriting process and compositional choices.

The more things change—in our aging bodies, in our families and our relationships, in politics and society in general—the more we need David Sedaris. He slices through the chaos with spot-on observations, incisive wit, and, somehow, a humane and relatable point of view.

Launched in 2022 as we considered what it means to be together after the isolation of the pandemic, the project matches composers and Boston-based ensembles to create short pieces with a solo for each player before all the artists once again perform as a group.

Founded in 1985 with two goals, to have fun and “not to lose money,” the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain has been delighting audiences and subverting expectations all around the world for over four decades. Their self-described “world tour with only hand luggage” has taken them to prestigious venues and festivals worldwide, including the Houses of Parliament and the Last Night of the Proms.

The youngest cellist to win a Gold Medal at the International Tchaikovsky Competition, 24-year-old Zlatomir Fung enjoys a busy and varied international career. His appearances with renowned orchestras have showcased canon works and new commissions, demonstrating the breadth of his technique and musical insight.

The iconic Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to the Series for an annual showcase of the company’s extraordinary technique and emotive power, reaffirming their enduring importance in the American cultural landscape.

Room-shaking power and soul-soothing poetry come together during Evgeny Kissin’s return to Symphony Hall. Bach's Partita No. 2 for Keyboard gives way to Chopin’s contemplative Nocturnes. Shostakovich’s intense Piano Sonata No. 2 pairs with selections from his homage to Bach, his 24 Preludes and Fugues.

Join Celebrity Series of Boston for another unforgettable SHINE! Gala, this time in honor of Joshua Boger, PhD, Celebrity Series’ longstanding Chair of the Board of Directors.

Launched in 2022 as we considered what it means to be together after the isolation of the pandemic, the project matches composers and Boston-based ensembles to create short pieces with a solo for each player before all the artists once again perform as a group.