Matana standing in a vest and skirt in a room with students
“Stand Creatively in Defiance:” Matana Roberts ’03 M.M. Returns for Residency
Matana Roberts ’03 M.M. coaches, conducts, & performs during October residency
A Well-Tempered Reinvention
Borromeo String Quartet records first violinist Nicholas Kitchen's arrangement of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, Book One.
Scrupulously Prepared for Slatkin
Visiting conductor Leonard Slatkin found an NEC orchestra who were “nearly the equals of their counterparts across the street at Symphony Hall.”
Americans in Trondheim
As sole quartet representing the U.S. at Trondheim International Chamber Music Competition, NEC's Omer Quartet took second prize.
Blades in Riga
Prep violinist Emmy Ma takes bronze medal in ladies division at the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series.
Musicians at Play, with the Door Open
September 23, all day and into the night during NEC Open Studios, new Student Life & Performance Center is alive with music, activities for all ages.
For this Quartet, Study at NEC Is the Prize
Verona Quartet enters NEC's Professional String Quartet Training Program with a solid trail of international successes under its belt.
At 150 Years, a New Door Opens at NEC
New England Conservatory celebrates 150th anniversary with opening of new Student Life and Performance Center, a state-of-the-art multipurpose facility.
Making Waves As a Composer
Composer Katherine Balch's year so far: Virginia Woolf–inspired commission, selection as Young Concert Artists composer-in-residence.
John Mallia
Do All Massachusetts Composers Come from NEC?
Massachusetts Cultural Council grants for 2017 were awarded to five NEC-educated composers, including John Mallia of the faculty.