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
- The world has lost a composer of great musical and personal charm. Here's a look back at a Dutilleux visit to NEC. ow.ly/liDkf 1 day ago
- On Being and Unbeing a Singer by @NECmusic_Alumni Hanne Blank ('91) ow.ly/lhPSt via @the_rumpus #mustread 1 day ago
- PHOTO: @NECPrep Youth Symphony dress rehearsal for their final concert of the season. ow.ly/i/2aRRV 1 day ago
- Schoenberg: Verklärte Nacht for String Orchestra, Op. 4 performed by NEC's Chamber Orchestra ow.ly/lhuky #nowplaying 1 day ago
- Good luck everyone! RT @necprep: Auditions review with some of our wonderful conductors! Everyone sounds great:) ow.ly/i/2aRqm 1 day ago
Blogroll
Tag Archives: Mozart
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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It’s 42!
The extraordinary news from Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, that the 82-year-old librarian, Joseph Havashvilli of the city’s 380-year-old conservatory of music, had concealed for the last sixty years, Mozart’s Symphony No. 42, has amazed the music world. Musicologists have … Continue reading
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Tagged 42, bruckner, douglas adams, elgar, hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, jupiter, lost, manuscript, Mozart, symphony
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A la recherche de la musique perdue
In my teens I fell in love with the music of Schubert and spent many happy summers studying virtually everything he wrote from the songs to the symphonies, to the string quartets and piano works. Then, all of sudden my … Continue reading
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Tagged Beethoven, bournemouth symphony, Franz Schubert, french cinema, Gabriel Chodos, Gerard Depardieu, Keats, Mozart, piano, sonatas, Trop Belle Pour Toi
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