2.5K views · 167 reactions | Peak in on a recent Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra rehearsal with Benjamin Zander and then listen to the Maestro describe why you should attend on November 5th. Then join us! https://www.bostonphil.org/concerts/2023-2024/bpyo1-hindemith-brahms  Dave Jamrog Audio/Video | Boston Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook

Promotional video for Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra's concert on June 14 in León, introduced in Spanish by assistant conductor, Alfonso José Piacentini Betancourt, with Benjamin Zander in English describing the music to the Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra's accompaniment. About the tour: https://www.bostonphil.org/concerts/international-tours/2025-summer-mexico Audio/Video: Dave Jamrog Audio/Video | Boston Philharmonic Orchestra

148 reactions · 16 shares | Former Berlin Philharmonic Concertmaster Guy Braunstein joins the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra for Elgar's deeply moving Violin Concerto. Listen to Maestro Benjamin Zander talk about the "greatest orchestral violinist of our time." Then come to the concert on October 20th at 8 p.m. https://www.bostonphil.org/concerts/2023-2024/bpo1-rossini-elgar-beethoven  Dave Jamrog Audio/Video | Boston Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook

Get your tickets for a performance 45 years in the making! Conductor Benjamin Zander leads this weekend’s Beethoven’s Ninth at the legendary @carnegiehall. See you Sunday! 📹 Dave Jamrog Buy your tickets: bit.ly/BostonPhilNYC Live stream from home: bit.ly/BostonPhilLIVE | Boston Philharmonic Orchestra

Boston Philharmonic plays Beethoven February 14, 16, and 17 Coriolan Overture Piano Concerto No. 5 "Emperor" featuring Robert Levin, piano Symphony No. 5 Tickets and more info: https://bit.ly/2Mrziyh It is possible to play the "Emperor" Concerto to dazzling effect as a virtuoso showpiece, but its deeper recesses are only revealed by truly great musicians, such as Boston's own Robert Levin. Levin has spent a lifetime pondering and playing the great works and brings to them a depth of understandin

The Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra’s 2025–26 season opens November 7 at 8 PM in Symphony Hall with Bernstein, Brahms, and Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5. Relive BPYO’s electrifying 2016 performance of Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5, II. Allegro marcato — and witness the same passion that continues to define this extraordinary ensemble. 🎟️ More at bostonphil.org | Boston Philharmonic Orchestra