Schedule

Program

The second annual Day of the Dead screening of Disney and Pixar's beloved Coco in Concert Live to Film, featuring the film's musical score by Oscar and Grammy-winning composer Michael Giacchino performed live along to the film.

Artists

Shelbie Rassler, conductor
Tania León, guest conductor
The Sinfonietta
Flor de Toloache

Program

Marin Marais Les Folies d’Espagne
J.B. Boismortier Sonata No. 1 in G major, Op. 51
‍J.S. Bach Sonata sopr’il soggetto Reale from The Musical Offering, BWV 1079
‍Olivier Messiaen Le Merle noir
‍Tania Léon Ritual
‍Kaija Saariaho Mirrors
‍Marcos Balter Alone
‍Michael Oesterle Stand Still, mvt. 3
‍Tania Léon Singsong

Program

Tania León Time to Time (world premiere; BSO co-commission)  
Roberto Sierra Concerto for Saxophones and Orchestra
Brahms Symphony No. 2

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Artists

Dima Slobodeniouk,  conductor
James Carter, saxophone soloist
Boston Symphony Orchestra

The ensemble will make its debut on Nov. 15, 2025 with “The Welcome Table,” a program of works by Reena Esmail, Tania León, and Damien Geter, alongside four world premieres by Steve Wallace, Yiran Zhao, Jalen Scott, and Michael R. Oldham.

Program

Adolphus Hailstork Sonata da Chiesa
Chen Yi Shuo
‍Eddie Venegas A World Premiere for String Nonet (Double Quartet + Bass)
Trevor Weston The People Could Fly

Artists

Tania León, music director and conductor
Josh Henderson, violin soloist
Terrance McKnight, narrator and host
with an orchestra comprising members of The Harlem Chamber Players, with dancers from Harlem School of the Arts

Program

Beethoven Symphony No. 3, Eroica
Rzewski The People United Will Never Be Defeated (World Premiere of orchestral version–New York Philharmonic Commission)

Variations orchestrated by composers including Kati Agócs, Marcos Balter, Enrico Chapela, Anthony Cheung, Suzanne Farrin, Brittany J. Green, Felipe Lara, Tania León, Andrew Norman, Arturo Márquez, Maria Schneider, Nina Shekhar, Roberto Sierra, Conrad Tao, Jerod Impichcha̱achaaha' Tate, Joel Thompson, Wang Lu, and Nina C. Young

Artists

Gustavo Dudamel, conductor
The New York Philharmonic