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Boston Baroque Founded in 1973 by Music Director Martin Pearlman, Boston Baroque is one of the world’s finest period-instrument ensembles. http://www.bostonbaroque.org

New message: “what instruments will I hear in Sounds from Italy??”Swipe for the answer 👉 six Baroque instruments, one tr...
10/13/2026

New message: “what instruments will I hear in Sounds from Italy??”

Swipe for the answer 👉 six Baroque instruments, one trip to Italy. 🇮🇹

Link in bio to watch each one up close. See them live November 13 & 14 at Seully Hall.

🎻 Your whole season of Boston Baroque—for just $35.If you’re under 35, the Young Maestro Pass is your ticket to experien...
10/10/2026

🎻 Your whole season of Boston Baroque—for just $35.

If you’re under 35, the Young Maestro Pass is your ticket to experience the full 2026–27 season of live Baroque music.

🎶 One pass. The whole season.
✨ Exclusive events + special experiences
🛍️ 15% off Boston Baroque merch
🎟️ Plus, bring a friend for just $10

Come hear centuries-old music in a way that feels anything but old-fashioned. Join the Young Maestro community → link in bio

Join us for a free masterclass with Benjamin Appl! 🎶On Friday, October 23 at 10 AM, the acclaimed baritone will work wit...
10/09/2026

Join us for a free masterclass with Benjamin Appl! 🎶

On Friday, October 23 at 10 AM, the acclaimed baritone will work with Boston Conservatory at Berklee students, exploring the art of German lieder at Seully Hall.

Masterclasses are a rare chance to watch great artists teach, listen, and refine in real time. Come see how it’s done.

📅 Friday, October 23 | 10 AM
📍 Seully Hall, Boston Conservatory at Berklee
🎟 Free and open to the public. Come observe!

This is the first event in the Season of Song series, a collaboration between Boston Baroque and Boston Conservatory at Berklee . Stay tuned for more masterclasses and performances all season.

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All aboard! ✈️The X-tet: Sounds of Italy Travel Itinerary is now boarding.Swipe to follow our route from a Medici weddin...
10/08/2026

All aboard! ✈️

The X-tet: Sounds of Italy Travel Itinerary is now boarding.

Swipe to follow our route from a Medici wedding in Florence to Venice, Milan, Rome, and Naples 🎻⛏️

Featuring music from Agnesi, Vivaldi, Handel, Hasse, Castello, Albinoni, Bertali, and more!

🎟 Two departures, link in bio
📍 Seully Hall, Boston Conservatory at Berklee
📅 Fri, Nov 13 & Sat, Nov 14 · 7:30 PM

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10/06/2026

Three glimpses of GRAMMY® winner Amanda Forsythe with Boston Baroque 🎶✨

From Handel’s Agrippina to Mozart’s Exsultate, Jubilate to Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea, Amanda’s artistry brings every era to life.

And in just over a month, you can hear her live again! Amanda joins the X-tet for Sounds from Italy, November 13 & 14, featuring music that spans centuries of Italian musical tradition.

🎟️ Tickets in bio!

🇮🇹 Four centuries of Italian music. One extraordinary weekend.The X-tet returns with Sounds of Italy, bringing together ...
10/05/2026

🇮🇹 Four centuries of Italian music. One extraordinary weekend.

The X-tet returns with Sounds of Italy, bringing together the drama, virtuosity, and beauty of Italian Baroque and Renaissance music. Joined by GRAMMY® Award-winning soprano Amanda ForsForsythe and viola da gamba player Cristiano Contadin, the ensemble travels from Vivaldi and Albinoni to rarely heard works by Maria Teresa Agnesi and Antonio Archileixpect soaring vocals, dazzling strings, and a few surprises along the way — including a spirited Tarantella Gargano and a new work by Colin Jacobsen.

📍 Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Seully Hall
📅 November 13 & 14 at 7:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets at the link in bio.

10/01/2026

For International Music Day, we’re revisiting one of our favorite musical plot twists: ABBA’s Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight), arranged for Baroque orchestra.

Originally from Sweden, this one made its way across the Atlantic to Boston, then over to France, and back again—this time by way of period instruments. 😉

Arranged for Baroque orchestra for Maestro by .

Because great music doesn’t stay in one century, one country, or one genre. 🎶🪩

Happy International Music Day!

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