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Upcoming Events
It's time for NEC's annual Musical Storytelling Showcase!
NEC is excited to share a virtual version of our popular spring event for young children & families. During April vacation week, we will...
Performances by small jazz and contemporary improvisation ensembles coached by NEC's exceptional faculty. This evening's concerts are performed live and streamed in real time from the Eben Jordan Ensemble Room.
Welcome to Winds on Wednesdays, a musical tapas of winds, brass, and percussion. This series features short digital mini-concerts, each just 20-30 minutes in length, in celebration of the bold music...
NEC's students meet one-on-one each week with a faculty artist to perfect their craft. As each one leaves NEC to make their mark in the performance world, they present a full, professional recital...
It's time for NEC's annual Musical Storytelling Showcase!
NEC is excited to share a virtual version of our popular spring event for young children & families. During April vacation week, we will...
NEC's students meet one-on-one each week with a faculty artist to perfect their craft. As each one leaves NEC to make their mark in the performance world, they present a full, professional recital...
It's time for NEC's annual Musical Storytelling Showcase!
NEC is excited to share a virtual version of our popular spring event for young children & families. During April vacation week, we will...
In a continuation of our “Black is Canon” series, the Black Student Union would like to present “Black is Canon: Performer Showcase.” This performance serves to entertain, educate, and further promote...
Performances by small jazz ensembles coached by NEC's exceptional jazz faculty. This evening's concerts are performed live and streamed in real time from the Eben Jordan Ensemble Room.
TWO SETS: 7
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NEC Philharmonia and conductor Hugh Wolff present works by Alvin Singleton, Richard Wagner, and Aaron Copland, recorded in Jordan Hall and streamed to your home.