Carley is a soloist with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Budapest Festival Orchestra
Iván Fischer, music director
Gerhild Romberger mezzo-soprano
Boston Lyric Opera Chorus, Brett Hodgdon director
Boys of the St. Paul’s Choir School, Brandon Straub music director
Get ready for an evening of music that holds nothing back. Mahler’s Third Symphony is a colossal masterpiece, featuring two choirs, an expanded orchestra, and an alto soloist. The epic work embraces the forces of nature, the exuberance of life, the innocence of childhood, and the transcendent beauty of love.
For tickets and more information, please visit the Celebrity Series website.
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley is a soloist with Boston Cecilia. Michael Barrett conducts.
Featuring JS Bach’s Gloria, BWV 191, and Cantata Gott, man lobet dich in der Stille BWV 120.1, and famous arias and choruses from Handel’s oratorios, performed over the years.
For tickets and more information, please visit Boston Cecilia’s website.
JAKE RUNESTAD Dreams of the Fallen
PETER BOYER Dreaming a World
Combining the musical forces of solo piano, chorus and orchestra with powerful texts written by Iraq and Afghanistan War veteran and award-winning poet Brian Turner, Jake Runestad’s Dreams of the Fallen explores a soldier’s experience of war and its lasting impact.
Peter Boyer’s gorgeous and uplifting Dreaming a World, with texts from Langston Hughes, Native American prayers and Walt Whitman, plus references to Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, Cesar Chavez and more, is a collection of American ideals focused on equality and the dream of all people living in harmony.
For more information and tickets, visit True Concord’s website
JAKE RUNESTAD Dreams of the Fallen
PETER BOYER Dreaming a World
Combining the musical forces of solo piano, chorus and orchestra with powerful texts written by Iraq and Afghanistan War veteran and award-winning poet Brian Turner, Jake Runestad’s Dreams of the Fallen explores a soldier’s experience of war and its lasting impact.
Peter Boyer’s gorgeous and uplifting Dreaming a World, with texts from Langston Hughes, Native American prayers and Walt Whitman, plus references to Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, Cesar Chavez and more, is a collection of American ideals focused on equality and the dream of all people living in harmony.
For more information and tickets, visit True Concord’s website
JAKE RUNESTAD Dreams of the Fallen
PETER BOYER Dreaming a World
Combining the musical forces of solo piano, chorus and orchestra with powerful texts written by Iraq and Afghanistan War veteran and award-winning poet Brian Turner, Jake Runestad’s Dreams of the Fallen explores a soldier’s experience of war and its lasting impact.
Peter Boyer’s gorgeous and uplifting Dreaming a World, with texts from Langston Hughes, Native American prayers and Walt Whitman, plus references to Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, Cesar Chavez and more, is a collection of American ideals focused on equality and the dream of all people living in harmony.
For more information and tickets, visit True Concord’s website
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley sings the role of Hanne with Chorus Pro Musica in their performance of Haydn’s The Seasons. Jamie Kirsch conducts.
For tickets and more information, please visit Chorus Pro Musica’s website.
Carley is a soloist with Emmanuel Music in Emmanuel Church’s Good Friday Service. Ryan Turner conducts.
Lindsay Chapel at Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston
15 Newbury Street
Carley sings with the Chorus of Emmanuel Music in Emmanuel Church’s Tenebrae service. Ryan Turner conducts.
Lindsay Chapel at Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston
15 Newbury Street
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Highlights from Bernstein’s West Side Story &
Choral Arrangements of Hits from The Great American Songbook
Based on Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story is one of the great classics of the 20th century. Conceived by Jerome Robbins with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, this work takes the classic tale into a relatable modern American context, changing the landscape of American musicals. Bernstein’s evocative style brings to life the story of love in the face of division.
Swing to The Great American Songbook, the American pop music of the 1920’s to 50’s, with sounds and songs that reflect who we were and where we came from. When you hear these songs, you know them! This is the music that is in our cultural DNA.
For more information and tickets, please visit True Concord’s website
Highlights from Bernstein’s West Side Story &
Choral Arrangements of Hits from The Great American Songbook
Based on Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story is one of the great classics of the 20th century. Conceived by Jerome Robbins with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, this work takes the classic tale into a relatable modern American context, changing the landscape of American musicals. Bernstein’s evocative style brings to life the story of love in the face of division.
Swing to The Great American Songbook, the American pop music of the 1920’s to 50’s, with sounds and songs that reflect who we were and where we came from. When you hear these songs, you know them! This is the music that is in our cultural DNA.
For more information and tickets, please visit True Concord’s website
Highlights from Bernstein’s West Side Story &
Choral Arrangements of Hits from The Great American Songbook
Based on Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story is one of the great classics of the 20th century. Conceived by Jerome Robbins with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, this work takes the classic tale into a relatable modern American context, changing the landscape of American musicals. Bernstein’s evocative style brings to life the story of love in the face of division.
Swing to The Great American Songbook, the American pop music of the 1920’s to 50’s, with sounds and songs that reflect who we were and where we came from. When you hear these songs, you know them! This is the music that is in our cultural DNA.
For more information and tickets, please visit True Concord’s website
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley is a soloist with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
* This is the final weekend of the 2025-2026 Cantata Series. The series will resume in September, 2026.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley is the soprano soloist in Brahms’ Requiem and a new piece by Jonathan Bailey Holland.
For more information and tickets, please visit Masterwork Chorale’s website
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley DeFranco and Corrine Byrne, sopranos, perform Kevin Siegfried’s Three Shaker Songs. This Seminar event preludes Coolidge Corner Theatre’s showing of The Testament of Ann Lee.
For tickets and more information, please visit Coolidge Corner Theatre’s website.
Jennifer Holloway, soprano (Vanessa)
Samantha Hankey, mezzo-soprano (Erika)
Anne Sofie von Otter, mezzo-soprano (The Old Baroness) Pavel Černoch, tenor
(Anatol) Thomas Hampson, baritone (The Old Doctor)
Wei Wu, bass (Major Domo/Footman)
Alexandra Dietrich, staging coordinator
Tanglewood Festival Chorus , Betsy Burleigh, guest choral conductor
Boston Lyric Opera Chorus, Brett Hodgdon, conductor
BARBER Vanessa
Composed by Samuel Barber
Libretto by Gian Carlo Menotti
Presented under license from G, Schirmer, Inc., copyright owners
Andris Nelsons leads some of the most acclaimed stars of opera today in performances of Samuel Barber’s Vanessa, a work considered by many the greatest American opera. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1958, Vanessa premiered at the Metropolitan Opera that year. Barber wrote the opera on a libretto by Gian Carlo Menotti; they aimed for a cosmopolitan, nostalgic work on lost love and the consequences of self-delusion. Barber’s romantic lyricism is ever-present in this powerfully affecting work, a centerpiece of this season’s E Pluribus Unum: From Many, One focus.
For tickets and more information, please visit BSO’s website
Jennifer Holloway, soprano (Vanessa)
Samantha Hankey, mezzo-soprano (Erika)
Anne Sofie von Otter, mezzo-soprano (The Old Baroness) Pavel Černoch, tenor
(Anatol) Thomas Hampson, baritone (The Old Doctor)
Wei Wu, bass (Major Domo/Footman)
Alexandra Dietrich, staging coordinator
Tanglewood Festival Chorus , Betsy Burleigh, guest choral conductor
Boston Lyric Opera Chorus, Brett Hodgdon, conductor
BARBER Vanessa
Composed by Samuel Barber
Libretto by Gian Carlo Menotti
Presented under license from G, Schirmer, Inc., copyright owners
Andris Nelsons leads some of the most acclaimed stars of opera today in performances of Samuel Barber’s Vanessa, a work considered by many the greatest American opera. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1958, Vanessa premiered at the Metropolitan Opera that year. Barber wrote the opera on a libretto by Gian Carlo Menotti; they aimed for a cosmopolitan, nostalgic work on lost love and the consequences of self-delusion. Barber’s romantic lyricism is ever-present in this powerfully affecting work, a centerpiece of this season’s E Pluribus Unum: From Many, One focus.
For tickets and more information, please visit BSO’s website
Carley is a soloist and chorister in Ensemble Altera’s Messiah. Christopher Lowrey conducts.
12.19.25 | 7:00PM | St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bristol, RI
12.20.25 | 7:00PM | St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wickford, RI
12.21.25 | 1:00 and 3:30PM | Rosecliff Mansion, Newport, RI
For tickets and more information, visit Ensemble Altera’s website.
Carley is a soloist and chorister in Ensemble Altera’s Messiah. Christopher Lowrey conducts.
12.19.25 | 7:00PM | St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bristol, RI
12.20.25 | 7:00PM | St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wickford, RI
12.21.25 | 1:00 and 3:30PM | Rosecliff Mansion, Newport, RI
For tickets and more information, visit Ensemble Altera’s website.
Carley is a soloist and chorister in Ensemble Altera’s Messiah. Christopher Lowrey conducts.
12.19.25 | 7:00PM | St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bristol, RI
12.20.25 | 7:00PM | St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wickford, RI
12.21.25 | 1:00 and 3:30PM | Rosecliff Mansion, Newport, RI
For tickets and more information, visit Ensemble Altera’s website.
Carley is a soloist and chorister in Ensemble Altera’s Messiah. Christopher Lowrey conducts.
12.19.25 | 7:00PM | St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bristol, RI
12.20.25 | 7:00PM | St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wickford, RI
12.21.25 | 1:00 and 3:30PM | Rosecliff Mansion, Newport, RI
For tickets and more information, visit Ensemble Altera’s website.
The six cantatas of the radiant Christmas Oratorio ignite the holiday spirit with Bach’s unparalleled brilliance played out in exquisite pastoral scenes, profound vocal solos, and dazzling choruses. Join us as we continue our cherished tradition, crafting a holiday experience that resonates with timeless joy.
Tickets and more information coming soon
The six cantatas of the radiant Christmas Oratorio ignite the holiday spirit with Bach’s unparalleled brilliance played out in exquisite pastoral scenes, profound vocal solos, and dazzling choruses. Join us as we continue our cherished tradition, crafting a holiday experience that resonates with timeless joy.
Tickets and more information coming soon
Carley is a soloist with the Spectrum Singers. Max Holman conducts.
A celebration of St. Cecilia on her feast day, highlighting music written for her by female composers who epitomized her spirit and by composers who revered her.
For more information and tickets, please visit Spectrum’s website
J.S. Bach: Air from Orchestral Suite No. 3
Arthur Foote: Air & Gavotte
John Corigliano: Fantasia on a Bach Air
Samuel Barber: Adagio for Strings
Howard Frazin: Peace Cantata [Boston premiere]
(Carley DeFranco, soprano; Krista River, mezzo-soprano; Keith Phares, baritone)
Bach's ineffable 'Air' has been moving music-lovers for over 300 years, also inspiring other composers to use it as a model. It may be the only piece of music played at as many weddings as funerals, an illustration of the emotional power and eloquence of this miniature masterpiece. Barber's 'Adagio' shares this yearning directness with the Bach, brought to a 20th-century cri-de-coeur outpouring. Howard Frazin, a favorite of BB&B audiences, brings the Boston premiere of his recent Peace Cantata, a timely work of concern and, ultimately, hope for three vocal soloists and orchestra.
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley is a soloist with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. David Angus conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Carley sings with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
Errollyn Wallen's Dido's Ghost (2021) resurrects a timeless tale, casting a haunting shadow on Virgil's epic. This chamber opera delves into the spectral aftermath of Dido's despair, exploring the lingering echoes of love and betrayal by setting the entirety of Purcell’s original Dido and Aneas as a dream sequence. Wallen's evocative new score bookends the Purcell revealing a new dimension to a familiar tragedy. Witness a powerful, intimate performance where ancient myth meets modern musicality, and the past speaks with a chilling, unforgettable voice.
Carley DeFranco, Anna/Dido
David Thomas Mather, Aeneas
Jonathan Woody, Elymas/Sorceress
Katherine Maysek, Lavinia/Spirit
Morgan Mastrangelo, Ascanius/First Sailor
Corrine Byrne, Belinda
Rebecca Miller Kratzer, Director
Shura Baryshnikov, Choreographer
Errollyn Wallen's Dido's Ghost (2021) resurrects a timeless tale, casting a haunting shadow on Virgil's epic. This chamber opera delves into the spectral aftermath of Dido's despair, exploring the lingering echoes of love and betrayal by setting the entirety of Purcell’s original Dido and Aneas as a dream sequence. Wallen's evocative new score bookends the Purcell revealing a new dimension to a familiar tragedy. Witness a powerful, intimate performance where ancient myth meets modern musicality, and the past speaks with a chilling, unforgettable voice.
Carley DeFranco, Anna/Dido
David Thomas Mather, Aeneas
Jonathan Woody, Elymas/Sorceress
Katherine Maysek, Lavinia/Spirit
Morgan Mastrangelo, Ascanius/First Sailor
Corrine Byrne, Belinda
Rebecca Miller Kratzer, Director
Shura Baryshnikov, Choreographer
Carley performs Bach cantatas BWV 173 and 209 with Musicians of the Old Post Road in Music Worcester’s ‘Complete Bach Project’.
Both BWV 170 and 173 are sacred cantatas written for the season that follows Easter. The contrast in BWV 209 is not only structure and instrumentation, but that it’s one of Bach’s only settings of text in Italian. This cantata’s material is mournful, with references to departing and sailing off to sea. These cantatas feature symphonic moments as much as soloistic, making this performance a delight for listeners of all musical preferences.
Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust, BWV 170
Erhöhtes Fleisch und Blut, BWV 173
Non sa che sia dolore, BWV 209
Carley is a soloist with the orchestra and chorus of Emmanuel Music in the Sunday Bach Cantata Series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Emmanuel Church in the City of Boston, 15 Newbury Street
The service will be live-streamed via Emmanuel Church’s YouTube Channel, found here
“Do not neglect your music,” Thomas Jefferson wrote his daughter. “It will be a companion which will sweeten many hours of life to you.” Works that would have been heard in 1775 across four capital cities. Composers include Billings, Arne, JC Bach, Barsanti, Cervetto, Baltzar, Lanzetti, Haydn, & Mozart.
Carley DeFranco, soprano; Susanna Ogata, violin; Jennifer Morsches, Timothy Merton, cellos;
Andrus Madsen, fortepiano
Friday, September 12, 2025 at 7pm at Brattleboro Music Center, Brattleboro VT (tickets at bmcvt.org)
Saturday, September 13, 2025 at 7pm at Church of the Good Shepherd, Watertown
Sunday, September 14, 2025 at 3:30pm at Follen Community Church, Lexington
For tickets and more information, please visit Sarasa’s website
“Do not neglect your music,” Thomas Jefferson wrote his daughter. “It will be a companion which will sweeten many hours of life to you.” Works that would have been heard in 1775 across four capital cities. Composers include Billings, Arne, JC Bach, Barsanti, Cervetto, Baltzar, Lanzetti, Haydn, & Mozart.
Carley DeFranco, soprano; Susanna Ogata, violin; Jennifer Morsches, Timothy Merton, cellos;
Andrus Madsen, fortepiano
Friday, September 12, 2025 at 7pm at Brattleboro Music Center, Brattleboro VT (tickets at bmcvt.org)
Saturday, September 13, 2025 at 7pm at Church of the Good Shepherd, Watertown
Sunday, September 14, 2025 at 3:30pm at Follen Community Church, Lexington
For tickets and more information, please visit Sarasa’s website
“Do not neglect your music,” Thomas Jefferson wrote his daughter. “It will be a companion which will sweeten many hours of life to you.” Works that would have been heard in 1775 across four capital cities. Composers include Billings, Arne, JC Bach, Barsanti, Cervetto, Baltzar, Lanzetti, Haydn, & Mozart.
Carley DeFranco, soprano; Susanna Ogata, violin; Jennifer Morsches, Timothy Merton, cellos;
Andrus Madsen, fortepiano
Friday, September 12, 2025 at 7pm at Brattleboro Music Center, Brattleboro VT (tickets at bmcvt.org)
Saturday, September 13, 2025 at 7pm at Church of the Good Shepherd, Watertown
Sunday, September 14, 2025 at 3:30pm at Follen Community Church, Lexington
For tickets and more information, please visit Sarasa’s website
Our final village concert of the season is a celebration of love featuring some of the greatest composers of art song over the past two centuries. From the sultry to the chaste, from joyful innocence to deepest sorrow, our musicians will take you on a journey through the innermost recesses of the heart.
Carley DeFranco, soprano
Omar Najmi, tenor
Eliko Akahori, piano
Concerti delle donne (consorts of ladies) were groups of professional female singers that flourished in late 16th century Italy. Duc Alfonso II d’Este featured these ensembles at the court’s regular chamber music concerts. This is a rare opportunity to hear this virtuosic, highly ornamented style of singing.
Works for one, two and three voices by: L. Rossi, L. Luzzaschi, D. Mazzocchi and C. Monteverdi
Carley & Morgan Mastrangelo, tenor, perform operatic hits and highlights from American musical theatre.
Boston Lyric Opera’s Street Stage was born in 2020, created to bring the power of live opera directly to communities during a time when gathering safely was a challenge. What began as a creative response to the pandemic has grown into a beloved tradition across Greater Boston. Our custom-built mobile stage brings world-class, live performances to parks, plazas, and street corners, completely free and open to all. Whether you’re a longtime opera lover or hearing it for the first time, BLO Street Stage invites everyone to experience the joy of live music, right in their own neighborhood.
Silentwoods Collective dives into the passionate and fiery music of Southern Italy, a region rich in Greek and Arab cultural heritage. Rituals of the early modern and pre-Christian eras reveal not only antiquity’s aesthetic influences in the area but also functional relations. Evolving and mutating with each passing generation, one example of such relationships is the lore surrounding the tarantella, a genre descending from ancient times. A reaction to emotional and or physical trauma, this program traces the lineage of the tarantella’s vigorous energy through the centuries to the ecstatic rituals involving music and dance surrounding the orphic and bacchic cults of antiquity. As the musicians explore these and other stories and rituals of Southern Italy, they illuminate gems of a seldom performed and understudied repertoire–works by Scarlatti, Coya, Caresana, Giulio de Ruvo, Provenzale, and more.
Silentwoods Collective
Carley DeFranco, soprano
Danilo Bonina & Nelli Herskovitz-Jabotinsky, violins
Andrew Koutroubas, cello
John McKean, harpsichord
Luce Burrell, theorbo
Tuesday July 8 | St. Anne’s in-the-Fields, Lincoln, MA
Wednesday July 9 | The Chapel at West Parish, Andover, MA
Thursday July 10 | Lindsay Chapel at Emmanuel Church, Boston, MA
Silentwoods Collective dives into the passionate and fiery music of Southern Italy, a region rich in Greek and Arab cultural heritage. Rituals of the early modern and pre-Christian eras reveal not only antiquity’s aesthetic influences in the area but also functional relations. Evolving and mutating with each passing generation, one example of such relationships is the lore surrounding the tarantella, a genre descending from ancient times. A reaction to emotional and or physical trauma, this program traces the lineage of the tarantella’s vigorous energy through the centuries to the ecstatic rituals involving music and dance surrounding the orphic and bacchic cults of antiquity. As the musicians explore these and other stories and rituals of Southern Italy, they illuminate gems of a seldom performed and understudied repertoire–works by Scarlatti, Coya, Caresana, Giulio de Ruvo, Provenzale, and more.
Silentwoods Collective
Carley DeFranco, soprano
Danilo Bonina & Nelli Herskovitz-Jabotinsky, violins
Andrew Koutroubas, cello
John McKean, harpsichord
Luce Burrell, theorbo
Tuesday July 8 | St. Anne’s in-the-Fields, Lincoln, MA
Wednesday July 9 | The Chapel at West Parish, Andover, MA
Thursday July 10 | Lindsay Chapel at Emmanuel Church, Boston, MA
Silentwoods Collective dives into the passionate and fiery music of Southern Italy, a region rich in Greek and Arab cultural heritage. Rituals of the early modern and pre-Christian eras reveal not only antiquity’s aesthetic influences in the area but also functional relations. Evolving and mutating with each passing generation, one example of such relationships is the lore surrounding the tarantella, a genre descending from ancient times. A reaction to emotional and or physical trauma, this program traces the lineage of the tarantella’s vigorous energy through the centuries to the ecstatic rituals involving music and dance surrounding the orphic and bacchic cults of antiquity. As the musicians explore these and other stories and rituals of Southern Italy, they illuminate gems of a seldom performed and understudied repertoire–works by Scarlatti, Coya, Caresana, Giulio de Ruvo, Provenzale, and more.
Silentwoods Collective
Carley DeFranco, soprano
Danilo Bonina & Nelli Herskovitz-Jabotinsky, violins
Andrew Koutroubas, cello
John McKean, harpsichord
Luce Burrell, theorbo
Tuesday July 8 | St. Anne’s in-the-Fields, Lincoln, MA
Wednesday July 9 | The Chapel at West Parish, Andover, MA
Thursday July 10 | Lindsay Chapel at Emmanuel Church, Boston, MA
Universally considered Bach’s crowning achievement, the profound and astounding Mass is the summation of a lifetime of work. It took decades to complete and remains a testament to Bach’s faith and artistic virtuosity.
OBF Ripieno Ensemble
OBF Baroque Orchestra
Rowan Pierce, soprano I
Clara Osowski, soprano II
Ulrike Malotta, alto
Thomas Hobbs, tenor
Peter Harvey, bass
Jos van Veldhoven, conductor
For tickets and more information, please visit OBF’s website
