Our 2024–2025 Season

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2024-2025 Subscriptions and Tickets On Sale Now

Don't miss our upcoming 2024–2025 Season. Save up to 10% off individual ticket prices with a Season Subscription!* Or, buy tickets to your favorite individual concerts. Either way, be sure to join us as new Music Director Dr. Stephen Spinelli helps us launch the next chapter of our commitment to musical excellence and community engagement. From the Baroque to the Romantic to the Contemporary—and of course, everyone's holiday season favorite "A Boston Christmas"— there is something for everyone this season!

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*Actual discount varies depending on ticket level. Typical discount is 9% off comparable individual ticket prices.

What music critics are saying about Back Bay Chorale:

“...powerfully, courageously, accurately, and conveying deep engagements...”

Read Lee Eiseman's review of Back Bay Chorale's performance of Georg Friedrich Handel's Israel in Egypt in  Boston Classical Review:
Back Bay Chorale Strikes Fire with Exodus >

“...an enveloping warmth and splendor...earthshaking power...”

Read Aaron Keebaugh's review of Back Bay Chorale's performance ofJohannes Brahms's  Ein deutsches Requiem  in Boston Classical Review:
Back Bay Chorale closes season with a warm, consolatory Brahms Requiem >

What our Bridges ESOL Chorus participants say about their experience:

“you don’t have to fear making a mistake...”

Listen to WBZ NewsRadio 1030's report about our ESOL Chorus.
Boston Chorus Aims To Help Non-English Speakers Hone The Language >

Back Bay Chorale shares the power of voice, advancing the spirit of community.

Founded in 1973, the Back Bay Chorale is a 120-member auditioned chorus. For nearly 50 years, we have drawn talented singers from the greater Boston area to perform a repertoire that ranges from the Renaissance to the contemporary.
 

In addition to our annual concert series, the Chorale also shares music throughout the Boston community through our Bridges program. 
 

Musician, minister, and social activist Larry Hill founded the Back Bay Chorale  at Boston’s Church of the Covenant to create a musical ministry that would bring meaning to both singers and their audience.
 

In the years since Hill’s death in 1989, the Chorale has continued to grow in stature and is now regarded as one of Boston’s premier nonprofessional choruses.