Sunday, November 13, 2022
Apostolos Paraskevas: “Santiago"
Narrator Joe Wilson Jr.
S. Barber: Symphony Nº 1
R. Schumann: Symphony Nº 4 Op 120
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council administered by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2022
Francisco Noya, conductor
A FAMILY HOLIDAY POPS with the
Boston Latin School Chorus
Fenway Center, Northeastern University
77 St. Stephen St, Boston
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council administered by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture.
Sunday, March 12, 2023
77 St. Stephen St, Boston
Sibelius : Finlandia
Kodaly: Hary Janos Suite
William Dawson: Symphony on Negro Themes
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council administered by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture.
Sunday, April 30, 2023
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Dance from Otello Op79
Arvo Pärt: “Lamentate” - Bruce Brubaker, Piano soloist
Beethoven- Symphony N° 6 “Pastoral”
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council administered by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture.
Purchase Tickets
Sunday
November 13 - 3pm
Paraskevas, Barber, & Schumann
Joe Wilson, Jr. NarratorSaturday December 17, 2022
Holiday Pops 1PM Show
Saturday December 17, 2022
Holiday Pops 3:30PM Show
Sunday
March 12 - 3pm
Sibelius, Kodaly, & Dawson
Prices: $6.00 – $30.00Sunday
April 30 - 3pm
Coleridge-Taylor, Pärt, Beethoven
Prices: $6.00 – $40.00November 13 Concert Ticket Policy
The vaccination regulations for Jordan Hall are as follows:
Due to COVID-19, New England Conservatory is requiring all patrons to show proof of vaccination prior to entering the hall. Proof must be in the form of: (1) a government issued vaccination card with the name of the vaccine and date(s) of administration, or (2) documentation verified by a healthcare provider including the date(s) of vaccination and the name of the vaccine administered. Approved exemptions may only be for reasons required by law, such as a medical reason or for a religious belief; philosophical exceptions to the vaccine requirement are impermissible.
Printed programs will be available. However you will still be able to access a digital program which will be available on our website and sent to all ticket-buyers.
Refreshments will not be sold.
We ask that you purchase your tickets in advance.
The box office at NEC will not be open on concert day. If you must purchase a ticket the day of the concert, please go to our Will Call table on the main level. There will be no cash transactions – credit cards or personal checks only. If you wish to place a phone order, please call 617-923-6333 and leave a message. Your phone call will be returned within 48 hours by a staff person working remotely. The number will have either a 732 or 617 area code.
Please print your tickets in advance.
In order to avoid lines at Will Call, please print out tickets in advance. If you do not have access to a printer, please e-mail thebostoncivicsymphony@gmail.com. We will have your ticket waiting at Will Call the day of the concert.
If you have any questions, please e-mail thebostoncivicsymphony@gmail.com.
2021-2022 Ticket Policy
The safety of our musicians, staff, and patrons are of utmost importance. We are closely monitoring and following guidance provided by federal, state, and local authorities. Working with the staff at New England Conservatory, the Civic will be implementing the following ticket policies for our three classical concerts at Jordan Hall. We will continue to monitor mandates from public health agencies in the coming months. Should there be any changes during the season, we will inform you.
Proof of Vaccination or Negative Test
NEC requires all patrons to present proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test at the point of entry to Jordan Hall during ticket checks. A negative COVID 19 test must either be a PCR test taken within the last 72 hours or an antigen test taken within the last 24 hours. Proof of vaccination may be in the form of a physical vaccination card or legible and identifiable scan, photo, or digital record of vaccination.
All audience members will be required to wear a mask at all times.
There will be no subscription series this year and we will only be selling tickets to each upcoming concert.
Audience capacity will be capped at 450 people and concerts will be limited to ninety minutes with no intermission.
There will be no paper programs. A digital program will be available on our website and sent to all ticket-buyers.
Refreshments will not be sold.
We ask that you purchase your tickets in advance.
The box office at NEC will not be open on concert day. If you must purchase a ticket the day of the concert, please go to our Will Call table on the main level. There will be no cash transactions – credit cards or personal checks only. If you wish to place a phone order, please call 617-923-6333 and leave a message. Your phone call will be returned within 48 hours by a staff person working remotely. The number will have either a 732 or 617 area code.
All seats will be three feet apart.
The staff at NEC has given us a mandatory seating chart which appears on our web site. Every other seat is blocked out.
Please print your tickets in advance.
In order to avoid lines at Will Call, please print out tickets in advance. If you do not have access to a printer, please e-mail thebostoncivicsymphony@gmail.com. We will have your ticket waiting at Will Call the day of the concert.
We thank you for your patience during these past few months. If you have any questions, please e-mail thebostoncivicsymphony@gmail.com.
Spring Appeal
For our May 1 concert at NEC’s Jordan Hall, the Civic is back and in full bloom,
performing works for a full orchestra for the first time in three years. Like most
performing organizations, we have gone through some difficult times and are
hoping you will help us out by making a contribution to our 2022 Spring Appeal.
Your charitable gift to the Civic enables us to:
$5,000 – Provide funding for our guest artists for the year
$2,500 – Support our music rentals for the season
$1,000 – Support our instrument rental fees for one concert
$500 – Help support our audio recording fees for one performance
$250 – Underwrite our paid advertising for one concert
$100 – Provide funding for our concert poster outside Jordan Hall
$50 – Cover the cost of copying parts for one performance
No donation is too small! Every contributor will have their name listed on the
donor page of our May 1 concert book and be acknowledged in a Constant
Contact e-mail.
For a larger contribution you may receive one of the following:
$5,000 – An afternoon or evening with Francisco Noya. Spend a few hours with Music Director Noya, which could include cocktails, dinner, or even a game of tennis!
$1,000 – A Personal call or Zoom meeting with Francisco Noya thanking you for your
donation
$500 – Sponsorship of one of the pieces to be performed at our May 1 concert.
$250 – Special “sneak peek” video giving you details about our 98th season prior to the
public announcement
How to Contribute
Or By Check Payable to:
Boston Civic Symphony
P.O. Box 1082
Brookline, MA 02446
Subscription Offerings
2-Concert Series (Choose Two)
- Epstein, Brahms, & Tchaikovsky
- Hindemith, Tchaikovsky, & Concerto Winners
- Bates & Beethoven
- ADULTS: $72
- SENIORS: $64
- CHILDREN UNDER 18 /
STUDENTS WITH ID: $16
3-Concert Series
- Epstein, Brahms, & Tchaikovsky
- Hindemith, Tchaikovsky, & Concerto Winners
- Bates & Beethoven
- ADULTS: $100
- SENIORS: $90
- CHILDREN UNDER 18 /
STUDENTS WITH ID: $22
4-Concert Series
- Epstein, Brahms, & Tchaikovsky
- Family Holiday Pops
- Hindemith, Tchaikovsky, & Concerto Winners
- Bates & Beethoven
- ADULTS: $112
- SENIORS: $98
- CHILDREN UNDER 18 /
STUDENTS WITH ID: $28
