NEC's Jazz Composers' Workshop Orchestra features the music of NEC students performed by their peers, under the direction of Frank Carlberg , assisted by Mark Tipton
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NEC Chamber Singers and Symphonic Winds perform excerpts from Duke Ellington's Sacred Concerts, conducted by William Drury and featuring alumnae Patrice Williamson, vocalist, and pianist Helen Sung...
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Tonight, world-renowned saxophonist Don-Paul Kahl performs a program of works by NEC faculty and alumni.
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Frank Carlberg and the NEC Jazz Composers' Workshop Orchestra perform with bassist and Artist-in-residence, Michael Formanek.
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The newest works from the next generation of composers.
Tuesday Night New Music is a student-run, faculty-supervised concert series directed by student composers Andrew Minoo Dixon '23 and ChangJin...
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We close the season with stirring and familiar music from iconic movies and two "classical" works.
Jimmy Van Heusen, John Williams, and Leonard Roseman composed music for some of the most popular...
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The CPP Holiday Wind Trio from NEC's Community Performances & Partnerships program will perform at the Boston Public Market during their Holiday Creator Market!
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CPP Holiday Ensemble Fellows from NEC's Community Performances & Partnerships program will perform at the Boston Public Market.
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Trailblazing clarinetist Don Byron '84 joins the Contemporary Musical Arts and Jazz Studies departments as artist in residence. He will coach three student ensembles in a master class.
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Trailblazing clarinetist Don Byron '84 joins the Contemporary Musical Arts and Jazz Studies departments for as artist in residence. He will present an artist talk titled 'Having a Diverse Musical Career While Being Black'. This talk will be open to members of the NEC community.