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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
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Tag Archives: New England Conservatory
Guest Blogger: Jose Luis Hernandez-Estrada
Jose Luis Hernandez-Estrada is a member of the third class of The Sistema Fellows at New England Conservatory. An accomplished pianist and conductor, he studied at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, the Conservatori del Liceu in Barcelona, and the … Continue reading
Unleashed
I am sure we’ve all had evenings when we arrive home from work exhausted and brain-dead, not having the energy or concentration to do anything more than switch on the TV and go semi-conscious. And of course, sleep comes pretty … Continue reading
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Tagged alma mahler, Boston, centennial, Classical music, gustav mahler, hugh wolff, music, New England Conservatory, symphony
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Guest Bloggers: Quartetutopia by Nicholas Kitchen
[Nick Kitchen is the founding first violinist of the Borromeo Quartet, ensemble in residence at NEC. In addition to receiving the Artist Diploma from NEC, the quartet has gone on to win the 2007 Avery Fisher Career Grant, Lincoln Center's … Continue reading
Passage to India
My wife and I recently returned from a trip to India where we visited our son. When I arrived back at the office, everyone asked the usual and expected question: “So . . . how was your vacation?” And I … Continue reading
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Tagged dehli, empire, india, jaipur, mumbai, New England Conservatory, poverty, slumdog millionaire, tony woodcock, traffic, travel
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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