The Bach Project

Andrew Sheranian

Artistic Director

The Bach Project’s mission is to bring inclusive, inspiring, and collaborative performances of the music of J.S. Bach to new audiences, with a focus on underserved and diverse communities in New England.

Our Vision
Two young men playing cello in a church or cathedral with wooden interior and altar in the background.

This Season

Bach’s Brilliance, Telemann’s Charm

Violin Concertos and Chamber Music

Sunday November 23rd, 2025 @ 4.00 PM

Violin Concerto in A Major “Les Rainettes” — Georg Philipp Telemann

Orchestral Suite in G minor (BWV 1070)

French Suite in G Major for Harpsichord (BWV 816)

Violin Concerto in D minor (BWV 1052r)

Concerto Grosso in D Major (Opus 6, No 5) — George Frederic Handel

Tickets

Toccata, Motet, Mass: The Sacred Genius of Bach

Sacred Choral and Orchestral Works

Saturday April 18th, 2026 @ 7.00 PM

Toccata and Fugue in D minor for Organ (BWV 565)

Motet: Jesu, meine Freude (BWV 227)

Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue for Organ (BWV 564)

Mass in G minor (BWV 235)

Two young men playing string instruments, a cello and a double bass, in a church or concert hall with wood paneling and ornate decor.
A band performing in a church with a man conducting, a pianist, two violinists, a flutist, and a bassist. The church features stained glass windows, wooden pews, and ornate decorations.
A woman with curly dark hair playing a recorder, sitting in a group with a man playing a violin in a wood-paneled room.

News & Reviews

  • The dynamic conductor Andrew Sheranian,guided the performance through casting, rehearsal, and concert. As one fellow attendee remarked to me after the conclusion: what he lacks in hair, he makes up for with artistic vision. Though several performers commented to me about the sparse rehearsal time, Andrew’s clear beat and cues ensured that the ensemble never felt uncertain or uneasy. He seemed to maintain effortless communication with every performer, and he rarely looked at his score. One can conduct like this only after having digested and internalized the music.

    Christopher Hodges with The Boston Musical Intelligencer

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  • That all this music-making sheltered us from the other goings-on at this time truly made a big difference. Equally so, did the throng of attendees who avidly partook of these musical offerings. Just as welcome were all the selections in this uninterrupted outpouring of musical gifts.

    David Patterson with The Boston Musical Intelligencer

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  • “The Bach Project exists to provide low-cost, high-quality performances of the music of Bach to audiences in Dorchester, particularly in the Ashmont area,” says founding director Andrew Sheranian, who is also organist and master of choristers at the Parish of All Saints.

    Ashley Mulcahy with Early Music America

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Feel free to contact us with any questions.

Email
info@thebachprojectboston.org

Phone
(203) 524-5689