The outline of a violin, against a purple and rose background with a constellation pattern.
Boston Musical Intelligencer previews First Monday: American Sonorities
A Lunar New Year Chinese Lantern
NEC Celebrates the Lunar New Year
NEC's Asian Students Association hosted an NEC Lunar New Year celebration, complete with bubble tea, calligraphy, and a lion dance.
Poster for Dr. Mabuse: Der Spieler. On the left is a dark silhouette of a face. On the right, a green background and a figure wrapped in a black cloak.
The Boston Globe | NEC’s annual film noir concert makes music for ‘Dr. Mabuse’
Black Student Union leaders Naledi Masilo, Paul Mardy, Robyn Smith, and Evan Wright
New England Conservatory’s Black Student Union Celebrates the King Legacy
“The goal is to represent the widespread art forms of the African diaspora,” reports the Bay State Banner.
Jordan Bak, Gabriel Martins, Aaron Olguin smile while holding their trophies for the 2020 Sphinx Competition
Gabriel Martins ’21 MM Wins First Prize at Sphinx
NEC strings soloists Gabriel Martins ’21 MM and Jordan Bak ’16 won First and Third Prizes in the Sphinx Competition's Senior Division.
Cheyanna Duran
Q&A with Cheyanna Duran ’21: “Community is vital to our safety and survival.”
Third year oboist Cheyanna Duran discusses a recent panel on Music & Gender hosted by SAGE (Students Advocating for Gender Equality).
Julian Rhee
Julian Rhee Wins 1st at Elmar Oliveira Violin Competition
Second year violinist Julian Rhee ’22 has won first prize at the 2020 Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition, which includes a $30,000 cash prize as well as significant career development opportunities.
Former faculty member Bill Wrzesian
Remembering William Wrzesien
William Wrzesien was part of NEC's woodwinds faculty for over 40 years, including 28 years as department chair, leaving an indelible mark on a generation of NEC students. Wrzesien also earned three degrees at NEC and chaired the Preparatory School's woodwinds faculty.
Ran Blake at piano
All About Jazz | The Very Singular Mr. Ran Blake
Dang Thai Son by Hirotoshi Sato
Dang Thai Son to Join NEC Faculty
Vietnamese-Canadian Pianist Dang Thai Son is a renowned interpreter of Chopin’s music, soloist, chamber musician, recording artist, and teacher.