HANDEL & HAYDN SOCIETY

Overview

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Founded in 1815, H&H is America's oldest continuously performing arts organization and is one of this country's premier period instrument orchestra and professional chorus, and a leader in Historically Informed Performance. H&H occupies a vibrant and active place in the region's cultural classical music community, standing at the musical forefront, giving the American premiere concerts of such important works as Handel's Messiah in 1818 and Haydn's The Creation in 1819.

Details:

Neighborhood:	Boston - Fenway/Kenmore
Address:	300 Massachusetts Avenue , Boston MA 02115
Phone:	(617) 262-1815
Website:	http://www.handelandhaydn.org
Fax:	(617) 266-4217

Group Planners

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A principal leader of Boston's arts community since 1815, Handel and Haydn Society is a vital player in Boston's cultural community and an international leader in the period music movement. We look forward to welcoming your groups to Handel and Haydn Society concert programs. Whether groups are making their first visit to Boston or returning to the area, it is our pleasure to provide them with a concert-going experience that is enjoyable and memorable.

Contact:

Name:	Denise Giblin
Email:	DGiblin@handelandhaydn.org
Contact Phone:	(617) 262-1815
Company Phone:	(617) 262-1815
Website:	http://www.handelandhaydn.org
Fax:	(617) 266-4217

Performing Arts & Entertainment

Advance Reservations Available		Arrival/Departure Area for Buses
Complimentary Policy		Direct Bill Available
Educational Guide Available		Evening Hours
Group Pricing		Matinee Performances
Merchandise Available		Preferred Seating Available
Pricing Available One Year Out		Student Friendly

Meeting Planners

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The Grammy Award-winning Handel and Haydn Society presents masterpieces for chorus and orchestra written by composers such as Mozart, Bach and Beethoven. Renowned for its annual performances of Handel’s Messiah, the society performs in Boston’s magnificent Symphony Hall and the New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall.

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