Alisa Weilerstein live in Boston

Experience Alisa Weilerstein live on February 4th

Alisa Weilerstein is recognized internationally as a profoundly expressive and virtuosic cellist, celebrated for her deeply communicative performances of both standard repertoire and contemporary works. Her playing is often described as possessing a remarkable combination of technical precision, emotional depth, and a distinctive sonic palette. She frequently champions new compositions alongside established classics, demonstrating a broad musical curiosity.

The performance will take place at Symphony Hall in Boston, Massachusetts. Opened in 1900, Symphony Hall is considered by many to be one of the most acoustically perfect concert venues in the world. Designed by McKim, Mead & White, the hall’s acoustics are attributed to its rectangular shape, relatively small volume, and use of materials like brick and wood—specifically the lack of parallel surfaces within the hall itself. It has been the home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra since its opening and has hosted countless renowned musicians throughout its history. The hall’s interior features ornate detailing reflecting the Beaux-Arts architectural style popular at the time of its construction and remains largely unchanged from its original design. Its consistent acoustic properties have made it a benchmark for concert hall design globally.