Name: New Year's Celebration
Start: 2026-01-01T00:00:00
Location: Harvard University

The Boston Baroque orchestra offers a captivating series of events for the 2025-2026 season, bringing timeless classical masterpieces to life. From the evocative strains of Baroque masterworks to the stirring oratorios and operas, these performances promise a rich cultural experience. Hosted in prestigious venues like the New England Conservatory and Harvard University, the season features renowned conductors and vocalists, offering a unique opportunity for audiences to immerse themselves in the elegance of classical music. Join us as we delve into the details of these highly anticipated events.

Boston Baroque's 2025-2026 Season: A Harmonious Celebration of Classical Masterpieces

Boston Baroque invites you to a season rich in Baroque and Classical masterpieces, featuring a lineup of concerts that promise to captivate audiences from October 2025 to April 2026. From the profound orchestral works of Bach and Handel to the dramatic operas of Mozart, this season's events, held at prestigious venues such as the New England Conservatory and Harvard University, are set to highlight the talents of renowned musicians and singers. Dive into the details of their stunning performances, and discover what makes this season an unforgettable celebration of music.

A Year of Baroque Brilliance: Exploring Boston Baroque's 2025-2026 Season

Marc Minkowski

Boston Baroque

Our annual tradition of celebration of this timeless classic! Featuring Boston Baroque favorites soprano Amanda Forsythe, mezzo-soprano Paula Murrihy, tenor Thomas Cooley, and Baritone Roderick Williams.

Handel's Messiah

New England Conservatory

Join us for our celebrated Holiday tradition and ring in the New Year with conductor Marc Minkowski and a program that includes Handel's complete Water Music, with more to be announced.

New Year's Celebration

Harvard University

Presenting Haydn’s choral masterwork, the Missa in Angustiis (Lord Nelson Mass) coupled with Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in G minor. Bernard Labadie is joined by Lauren Snouffer, soprano, Alex Hetherington, mezzo-soprano, Andrew Haji, tenor, and Philippe Sly, bass-baritone, all making their Boston Baroque debuts.

Lord Nelson Mass

Torn between duty and love, Idomeneo—King of Crete—must choose between his son’s life and a vow to the gods. Join us for Mozart’s powerful take on this timeless tale. Featuring David Portillo as Idomeneo, Hera Hyseang Park as Ilia, Valerie Eickoff as Idamante, and Wendy Bryn Harmer as Elettra.

New Year's Celebration

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