About NEC
New England Conservatory (NEC), located in Boston, MA, is a leading music school with international enrollment, serving students from age 4 through postgraduate degree studies.@necmusic
- RT @coolmcjazz: "The most important thing in #arts=personally relevant connections." GREATspeech: bit.ly/JVlUJy @NEAarts 10 hours ago
- RT @AbayomiMusic: Listening starts w/ the ear and ends with the heart: John Cage: Haiku (1951) by @necmusic bit.ly/yYKSJT #SoundCloud 10 hours ago
- RT @marieroth: recent music/arts grads, put down your instrument & read @NECmusic's grad speech by Eric Booth. bit.ly/KcVMj6 14 hours ago
- RT @onbangdo: A new favorite: Debussy: Estampes for Piano - Pagodes by @necmusic bit.ly/L2tFCV on #SoundCloud 17 hours ago
- A few of us were out wicked late seeing @radiohead. This is how we are going to start today bit.ly/L2tFCV 17 hours ago
Blogroll
Monthly Archives: April 2011
The Coolest Band in the World (part III)
[In my previous blog post, I took a close look at the London Symphony Orchestra, a cooperative ensemble notable not only for the excellence of its playing but also its deep involvement in the community and its eminently sustainable organization. … Continue reading
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How to miss the Titanic (part II)
[This is the second in a series of posts in which I will talk about the current, troubled, state of professional musicmaking and offer some glimpses of possible solutions for the future.] The first time I heard the London Symphony … Continue reading
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Tagged Beethoven, Clive Gillinson, composers, google, London Symphony Orchestra, Mozart, orchestras, problem solving, solvency, technology, youtube
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Special Forces Commando Unit (part I)
[This is the first in a series of posts in which I will talk about the current, troubled, state of professional musicmaking and offer some glimpses of possible solutions for the future.] The other night I attended one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged berlin symphony, borders, changing, detroit, future, jupiter quartet, kindle, music, parker quartet, students, syracuse, thinking, youtube
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The National Anthem
This is a story I have been planning to tell for a long time. A tale of romance, passion, and great expectation and how this all crashed upon the rocks of government bureaucracy. But let’s start at the beginning. In … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, america, citizenship, egypt, immigration, journey, music, odyssey, visas
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