Your favorite classical musicians are like celebrities to you—you’re obsessed with their music, their talent, and of course, finding out all of their favorite things. Hey, we’re no different. That’s why we took it upon ourselves to set up the newest feature of Classical Post, Artist Favorites, where we dive into what each of our favorite classical music artists love. (Yeah, you can thank us later). 

For people like us (and you, we assume, since you’re reading this) who love to sink our teeth into everything there is to know about the classical music world, there’s nothing quite as appealing as getting to know the in-depth details about our favorite classical musicians. 

Happy to December to all—especially you, Bostonians. In celebration of the holiday season, we’re serving up a list of the must-attend classical music concerts in Boston happening this week (and this week only). Celebrate the first week of December—and the kickoff to the holiday season—with a classical music concert (or two or three) that you’ve been dying to see! 

December is finally here—that means you can dive into holiday festivities, traditions, and favorites with a no-holds-barred attitude. What better way to celebrate the holiday season than a lineup of some of the greatest classical music concerts happening in NYC? We’ve put together a must-attend list of classical concerts you’ll love happening this week in New York City. Our suggestion? Make time for as many as you can—in the name of the holidays, of course! 

Hey, Philadelphia, the holiday season is officially in full effect. For us, that means one thing and one thing only—it’s time to pack your schedule with the classical music concerts happening in Philly all December long (in the name of celebrating the season, of course)! Check out this list of must-attend concerts happening in your city this week—we suggest adding them all to your schedule. 

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again—as classical music enthusiasts, there’s something so special to us about getting to know our favorite classical music artists. From their day-to-day routines to their mantras for performing to their must-eat-at restaurants, we love to know what our favorite classical music artists love to love.

If you’re anything like us, you’re dying to know what makes your favorite classical music artists tick. What drives their routines? Do they exercise? How do they meditate? Does a routine matter to them or did they live a chaotic, artist lifestyle? 

Living the Classical Life might have begun as a small YouTube series exploring the idea of an in-depth look at talented, classical musicians, but now, it’s an award-winning, one-of-a-kind conversation platform featuring acclaimed musicians from around the world where they open up and really talk.

There’s nothing like ringing in the holiday week with the essentials—great food, lots of time with the ones you love, and of course, classical music concerts. Luckily, New York doesn’t plan to disappoint with the Thanksgiving week classical music concerts we’re all looking for. New Yorkers, we’ve laid out the top classical music concerts happening this week—the rest, well, that’s up to you! 

What do we love more than a holiday week? All of the extra days off. Why? Because that’s even more free time to attend the classical music concerts in Philly you’ve been dying to experience. Take advantage of this holiday week and pack your schedule with the best-of-the-best classical music concerts in Philadelphia! 

There’s nothing quite like a holiday week filled with all your favorite things—and of course, the top of that favorite things list is certainly your fave classical music concerts. Boston, you’re in luck—there are plenty of classical music concerts happening this week in Bean Town, and we’ve laid them all out right here for your convenience. The only thing left to do? Choose which you’ll attend! 

Tenor Brian Jagde Talks Food, Shops, and His Favorite Spots in San Francisco

As classical music enthusiasts, it’s no secret that we love to love our favorite artists in the classical music realm. But lately, we’ve been throwing an important question around—what do our favorite artists love to love? 

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New Yorkers, we’ve got good news—your classical music roundup is here. Whether you fancy a soloist performance, a dissected view of an orchestra’s individual ensembles, or a powerful operatic performance, there’s something perfect for you happening this week in the Big Apple. 

We know your week in Philadelphia isn’t complete without a lineup of the best classical concerts—luckily, we’ve taken care of that for you. (You can thank us later!) Now, the hardest part is up to you and yours—picking which classical concert to attend this week in Philly!