The Boston Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) is a semi-professional orchestra located in Boston, Massachusetts, founded in 1979 by conductor Benjamin Zander. The orchestra brings together student, professional, and amateur musicians from various backgrounds to deliver passionate classical music performances.

BPO's mission is to share the joy of great music with diverse audiences, fostering deep engagement with the music and its performers. The orchestra performs regularly at notable venues such as Symphony Hall and Harvard University’s Sanders Theatre. Each concert features pre-concert talks by Benjamin Zander, enhancing audience understanding of the music. The BPO also offers the Discovery Series to introduce newcomers to classical music and donates tickets to underserved communities to increase access to their performances.

With a focus on education and community engagement, the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra creates an inclusive environment for classical music lovers and aspiring musicians alike.