TOUR ITINERARY:

Program: 

June 14 - León at Teatro Bicentenario 

     Mahler Symphony No. 6

June 17 - Veracruz at Foro Boca

     Verdi / Stravinsky / Dvořák

June 19 - Xalapa at Sala Principal de Tlaqná

     Mahler Symphony No. 6

June 21 - Mexico City at Bellas Artes

     Verdi / Stravinsky / Dvořák

June 23 - Puebla at Auditorio de la Reforma

     Family Concert

June 26 - Mexico City at Sala Nezahualcoyotl
 
     Mahler Symphony. No. 6

 

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BPYO participates in a side-by-side performance with local youth of the Junge Sinfoniker Basel, 2024—photo by Paul Mardy.

 

Press for the Tour and other BPYO Events:

Visit the BPYO Press Pages for the 2025 Season.

 

This 120-member orchestra of talented 12 to 21-year-olds—led by its co-founder and guiding force Benjamin Zander—will embark on a, multi-city tour. Read Maestro Benjamin Zander's Full South Africa Tour report from 2023 with video and audio links here.

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BPYO conducted by Maestro Benjamin Zander, in Basel, June 15, 2024. Photo by Paul Mardy Photography.

In fulfillment of the Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra’s motto of “Shaping Future Leaders through Music,” the 2025 tour features performances throughout Mexico, and numerous opportunities to collaborate with local young musicians. The international tour management company, Classical Movements arranged the tour.


 

WHY DO WE TOUR?

Emily Chen, violin"One indispensable reason why we go on tour is to share our music beyond the Boston music scene. Every person in this world deserves to be able to go to concerts or surround themselves with music, and with our international tours, we have been able to expand that opportunity for countless individuals. We may be young people, but we have been given the chance to change the world with love, music, and possibility, and that is why our international tours are so important.“  —Emily Chen, BPYO alumna

Reese Williams, French horn"After being on tour, I see the world differently, and I firmly believe it’s because now, I always keep my head up…When you look up, you notice everything, every last detail. I’ve always looked at my shoes like I was carrying some kind of burden, but now I can’t stop looking up. I feel a little lighter, a little freer, a little more human."  —Reese Williams, BPYO alumnus


Photos by Paul Mardy Photography.

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