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Take a look back at this special moment when soprano Renée Fleming serenaded everyone with an all-Strauss program on a sunny Tanglewood afternoon. Hear her perform with us again in less than three weeks with Kevin Puts' "The Brightness of Light" (11/21-23). 📸: Hilary Scott

Wind down your weekend with jazz legend Duke Ellington and listen to this archival performance of him and his trio performing live with Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops at Tanglewood in 1965. Don't miss our tribute to Ellington on 11/7-9 → open.spotify.com/album/6v4JrBF1…

Learn more with the The Boston Globe about the behind-the-scenes work from principal librarian Wilson Ochoa and our amazing librarians, including being responsible for around 900 pieces of music per year → bostonglobe.com/2024/10/31/art…

This Week: we mark the 50th anniversary of jazz legend Duke Ellington with conductor Thomas Wilkins, pianist Gerald Clayton, vocalist Renese King, and The Duke Ellington Tribute Singers (11/7-9).

Hear BSO principal clarinet William R. Hudgins' beautiful cadenza resonate throughout #SymphonyhallBoston from our recent performances of Copland's Clarinet Concerto (9/26-28).

Take a moment with us and enjoy the soothing sounds of Bach's Air on the G String. 📸: Karina Canellakis conducts Bach's Air on the G String last February.

Get lost in the grandeur of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6. Although written at a turbulent time for him, Tchaikovsky famously noted that he had poured his “whole soul into this work" and turned his emotional struggles into music of great power.

On yesterday's (11/5) The Culture Show | GBH: conductor Thomas Wilkins and vocalist Renese King talk about Duke Ellington's vision of unity through music. "This reminds us of what it feels like to be in love with each other.” → wgbh.org/podcasts/the-c…

"It is inspiring. It is toe-tapping. It is jumping." Hear more from vocalist Renese King about our tributes to Duke Ellington this weekend (11/7-9).

This Thursday, everyone felt the unity of Duke Ellington's music with our tribute concert led by Thomas Wilkins and featuring pianist Gerald Clayton, vocalist Renese King, and The Duke Ellington Tribute Singers. Don't miss the final performance tonight (11/9)! 📸: Michael Lutch

Feel the emotional power of the string section from our recent performances (9/26-28) of Barber's Adagio for Strings.

This week: conductor Philippe Jordan and pianist Jan Lisiecki return to #SymphonyhallBoston, and BSO Assistant Conductor Samy Rachid joins the Boston Symphony Chamber Players.

Learn the emotional history behind Tchaikovsky's "Pathétique" Symphony and why he says, "Without exaggeration, I have put my whole soul into this work." Hear his symphony live with us this week (11/14-16) → bit.ly/3O1XurA

Next Saturday (11/23), meet the fabulous soprano Renée Fleming, who will be signing copies of her book "Music and Mind" after the concert.

Update for our concerts on Nov. 29 & 30: Unfortunately, Sergio Tiempo had to withdraw from his performances due to an injury. However, we are very grateful that celebrated pianist Benjamin Grosvenor has agreed to join us for these concerts at such short notice.

See why conductor Philippe Jordan describes Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 as one of the most moving symphonies ever before he conducts Tchaikovsky's work this week (11/14-16).

Look back to 1991 when soprano Renée Fleming first performed with us at Tanglewood, singing Mozart's "Idomeneo." Don't miss her performances when she brings the love story of Georgia O'Keefe to life in Kevin Puts' "The Brightness of Light" (11/21-11/23). 📸: Walter H. Scott

Learn more about how artist Georgia O’Keeffe's love story inspired  Kevin Puts' "The Brightness of Light" and hear the piece this weekend (11/21-23) with soprano Renée Fleming → bso.org/stories/passio…