Concerts & Events

Lively music by Leonard Bernstein, who took piano lessons at NEC as a teen, opens an all-American program.

Prep senior orchestras share a bill that includes Mendelssohn's Piano Concerto no. 1 and William Grant Still's Afro-American Symphony.

First Mondays at Jordan Hall are brilliant with music, performed by some of the world’s best chamber musicians.

Turkish composer Fazil Say's Chamber Symphony gets its Boston premiere alongside works by Handel and Suk.

The YPO welcomes our Lexington family and friends to Jordan Hall for this special concert.

NEC jazz alumna and Doris Duke Artist returns for residency with Contemporary Improvisation students, culminating in tonight's concert.

Ken Schaphorst conducts the NEC Jazz Orchestra with soloists from the NEC community and guest T.S. Monk.

This recital is in fulfillment of the requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree.

Stravinsky dubbed this multifaceted musician the "Pitch Doctor." Heiss and colleagues have assembed a program that celebrates his 50 years of teaching at NEC

This recital is in fulfillment of the requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree.

Faculty recital by jazz studies chair

First Mondays at Jordan Hall are brilliant with music, performed by some of the world’s best chamber musicians.

Boston-bred music by Leon Kirchner leads into orchestra classics by Berlioz and Brahms.

Contemporary Improvisation take on Kurt Weill, Bertolt Brecht, and the Epic Theatre, with music from Threepenny Opera and The Seven Deadly Sins.

The Gospel Ensemble explores contemporary gospel music as it is currently being created and performed.

Tribute to former NEC president includes late work commissioned by NEC, From Here to There.

First Mondays at Jordan Hall are brilliant with music, performed by some of the world’s best chamber musicians.