Michael Zwiebach

Artistic Director Robert Geary conducted his 2025 Summer Festival Chorus in an emotional and voracious take on the Requiem.

In a production that balances brutality with compassion, Alban Berg’s timeless story of cruelty and its effects makes for epic theater.

The opera about labor leader Dolores Huerta and the 1968 Delano Grape Strike is taut as a political thriller and musically transporting.

Versailles Opera’s winning production of Donizetti’s Daughter of the Regiment is played for laughs without sacrificing its musical value.

Personal and artistic connections are at the heart of this summer’s concerts, which feature a host of high-profile period performers.

The neuroscientist’s research is part of a burgeoning field exploring the ways that music supports our health and social lives.

James Gaffigan conducts this masterpiece, rescheduled from last September’s Chorus strike, along with three works by Gordon Getty.

In a new production by Australian director Lindy Hume, Mozart’s early masterpiece connects with the drama of the natural world.

The conductor leads a vivid performance of Stravinsky’s Firebird that shakes Davies, while Isabelle Faust plays Berg’s Violin Concerto.

There are likely Lord of the Rings fans in the orchestra, judging by the total commitment the musicians show in this brilliant film score.