2025 - 2026
Celebrating The Boston Cecilia’s 150th Season

Kendra O’Donnell, Sancta Caecilia III (2013)

Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 with New Philharmonia Orchestra
Saturday, November 15 at 7:30pm
Sunday, November 16 at 2:00pm 
Trinity Chapel, Boston College
885 Centre St, Newton

Cecilia performs Beethoven’s glorious Ninth Symphony as part of the New Phil’s Ode to Community, a musical celebration of togetherness and all mankind. Cecilia will open the concerts with a short performance.

Beethoven Tickets

Blessed Cecilia
Friday, December 5 at 7:30pm - Church of the Advent, Boston
Sunday, December 7 at 3:00pm - All Saints Parish, Brookline

An ode to Cecilia, featuring Benjamin Britten's Hymn to Saint Cecilia and Daniel Pinkham's Christmas Cantata for chorus and brass ensemble. 

Blessed Cecilia Tickets

Celebrate 150 Seasons of Song
Join Cecilia as One of Our “150 for 150”!

Boston Cecilia proudly celebrates 150 seasons of inspiring choral performances, creative collaborations, and new music. In honor of this milestone, we invite you to join our “150 for 150” Challenge:

150 donors each giving $150 (or multiples thereof) by St. Cecilia Day, November 22, the feast day of the patron saint of music.

Your gift sustains our mission to share extraordinary performances, support living composers, and nurture the next generation of singers.

You may choose to:
Give in honor of someone special
Give anonymously
Or simply give in celebration of the music you love

Donate to the "150 for 150" Challenge

The Boston Cecilia delivered a compelling and sensitively shaped performance that showcased the ensemble’s expressive range and rhythmic vitality...
— Boston Classical Review, May 2025
Throughout the evening, Boston Cecilia packed a powerful punch that was wrapped in the finest silk.
— Boston Classical Review, March 2024

The Boston Cecilia is pleased to be participating in the CARD TO CULTURE program by extending discounts to EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare cardholders. See details on our Discounts page >>


The Boston Cecilia is a non-profit organization funded in part by grants from the Teeters Fund, the Brookline Commission for the Arts, and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. All Saints Parish in Brookline has served as our musical home for many decades.