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
- Kicking off #commencement weekend with @toUch_us @colinthurmond @julspartyka and the whole AE gang! 1 day ago
- RT @necmusicsce: Summer Session at NEC Continuing Education! youtube.com/watch?feature=… #FF #happyfriday #summermusic 1 day ago
- WOOHOO! RT @medoolittle: Thanks, @necmusic!! Can't wait to get that #diploma on Sunday! Happy to be graduating instagram.com/p/ZaRClVO-aR/ 1 day ago
- RT @masterworksma: Meet Leslie Amper & Randall Hodgkinson, guest artists for our concert on Friday @Harvard! ow.ly/l5T60 2 days ago
- Looking for a summer orchestra to play in? Are you or someone you know between the ages of 13-18? Look no further! eepurl.com/zySWP 2 days ago
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Category Archives: This just in
Motown Blues
The situation of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra becomes more perilous every day. The Orchestra’s bankers are now calling in major loans and management may well cancel the remainder of the season this week if a settlement hasn’t been reached. All … Continue reading
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Tagged arts, community, detroit, Detroit symphony, memphis symphony, music, reinvention, strikes
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George: A study in living in the moment
The other day my wife and I went to visit our friend George. George is the oldest person I have ever known. He is now 99 years old and is my role model for any age. No, I’ll correct that. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aging, anthony hopkins, as you like it, atlantic monthly, grace, hero, heroism, metropolitan broadcast, mussolini, opera, prince hal, the new yorker, time, war and peace, world affairs
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Name a famous musician from Memphis
Yes of course… the Memphis Symphony Last week I had the great good fortune to be invited to Memphis to see the work of the Memphis Symphony. The city was in a state of extreme agitation. Snow had fallen. A … Continue reading
Abreu Fellows
January 25, 2011 In 2008 I made my first visit to Venezuela to see El Sistema firsthand. I had, of course, seen the 60 Minutes feature and, by then, I had also heard many colleagues’ reports about the phenomenon that … Continue reading
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Tagged Abreu Fellows, Education, El Sistema, kids, music, New England Conservatory, orchestra, social change, Venezeula
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Unfettered Creativity
This year I turn 60. It feels like a big number and I have no idea how this happened. My self-image is still of a well-toned 32 year old but the morning mirror always tells a different story. (Incidentally, have … Continue reading