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The Boston Symphony Orchestra's 2025-26 Season

The BSO's 2025-26 season will break new ground with exciting collaborations, explorations of faith, our environment, and the evolution of American music, all punctuated by beloved favorites and world-class guest artists. We’re bringing a bold new energy to Symphony Hall and we're thrilled you’ll be a part of it.  

Deep Explorations

E Pluribus Unum: From Many, One

Explore the country’s history, music, and ideals one composer – one piece, one story at a time.

Faith in Our Time

At a time when we are all hungry for meaning, Faith in Our Time highlights music’s power to inspire, heal, and unite.
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Where Words End: Music and the Natural World

We present the works of groundbreaking composers that call on us to listen deeply to the world around us and to reflect on our place within it.

Opening Week 2025

Our Opening Week of the 2025-26 season starts by welcoming the community into our work and our world with a series of concerts showcasing the breadth of our offerings and celebrating the talents of our community. 

Boston, Symphony Hall, & the BSO in 1900

Step into the Boston of 1900, a city shaped by rapid industrial, cultural, and intellectual growth.  
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Augustin Hadelich in Residence

One of the finest violinists of our times leads the BSO in a deep conversation about what music means to him.

Extraordinary Artists

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