Boston Baroque and Marc Minkowski Join GBH’s Live Music Friday

A Little Mozart.
A Conversation with Marc.
A Season of Music Ahead.

Boston Baroque brought Mozart to the Boston Public Library on September 18, joining GBH’s Boston Public Radio for Live Music Friday alongside our new Music Director, Marc Minkowski.

The appearance featured music from Mozart’s Flute Quartet in D major, K. 285, performed by Joe Monticello, flute; Christina Day Martinson, violin; Jason Fisher, viola; and Michael Unterman, cello. Marc joined the conversation ahead of his inaugural concert, offering listeners an opportunity to meet the conductor leading Boston Baroque into its next chapter.

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With our season-opening performance of Haydn’s Die Jahreszeiten (The Seasons) now behind us, plenty more awaits, from an evening of Italian chamber music with Amanda Forsythe to Handel’s beloved Messiah and an all-Beethoven New Year’s Celebration.


UP NEXT

The X-tet: Sounds of Italy | November 13 & 14 Learn More >
Boston Baroque’s chamber ensemble, The X-tet, returns to Seully Hall at Boston Conservatory at Berklee with soprano Amanda Forsythe and viola da gamba player Cristiano Contadin. The program explores Italian baroque and Renaissance repertoire, including music by Vivaldi, Handel, and Albinoni, alongside a new work by Colin Jacobsen.

Handel’s Messiah | December 12 & 13 Learn More >
Our cherished holiday tradition continues at NEC’s Jordan Hall. Conductor Christoph Koncz leads Boston Baroque’s orchestra and chorus in Handel’s beloved oratorio, bringing audiences together for a weekend of extraordinary music.

New Year’s Celebration | December 31 & January 1 Learn More >
Marc Minkowski returns to Harvard’s Sanders Theatre for an all-Beethoven program featuring the three Leonore overtures, Romance No. 2, and the Choral Fantasy, plus a few musical surprises. Celebrate with us as we welcome 2027, the year marking the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s death.

Whether you discovered us through Live Music Friday or have been attending for years, we look forward to sharing more music with you this season.

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