NEC Update Vol.1, No.4, October 20, 2004
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Vol. 1, No. 4, October 20,
2004
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Welcome
to your free subscription to NEC Update, coming to you every two weeks with concert highlights and other news from New England Conservatory. Scroll to
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"A Celebration of
Song" is here! |
NEC welcomes everyone who loves the art of singing to join our vocal alumni at "A Celebration of Song" the weekend
of October 22-24. This homecoming weekend includes a cabaret evening plus workshops, panel discussions, and a concert honoring Helen Hodam, who has
taught hundreds of great singers at NEC, including opera stars Denyce Graves '88 DP and Lisa Saffer '84 M.M., '86 A.D. Details of this concert are
now posted on the NEC Web site, along with other programming updates and details.
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Helen
Hodam tribute concert program details.
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Video looks inside
NEC |
Join us for an insider's view into the people, places, and programs that make up the student experience at New England
Conservatory. Not available in any theater! Our admissions video is an intimate look at NEC students, faculty, and alumni, filled with informative
interviews and beautiful music from our classrooms and concert stages.
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Watch
the video online.
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NEC double-header:
Nobelist + BSO conductor |
Make an evening of it at NEC on Wednesday, October 20. At 4:30pm, Nobel Prize-winning economist Amartya Sen, an expert
on world poverty, speaks in the Presidential Lecture Series. Take a break for dinner and come back at 8pm, when Boston Symphony Orchestra assistant
conductor Ludovic Morlot leads the students of the NEC Symphony Orchestra in music by Stravinsky, Haydn, and Shostakovich.
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Explore
NEC's concerts and programs day by day.
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New issue of NEC's
Notes magazine |
You don't have to have attended New England Conservatory to read about what's going on in the world of NEC musicians.
The current issue of NEC's Notes magazine is available in PDF form, with stories of NEC milestones and triumphs, class notes and recordings from NEC
alumni, and a profile of NEC's new provost, Robert Dodson.
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your copy of Notes magazine. |
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Escape the ordinary when you come to NEC to hear our faculty, guests, and the best young pre-professionals
perform live. And bring a friend to escape with you for the same ticket price: Free!
New England Conservatory is located at 290 Huntington Avenue (at the corner of Gainsborough Street), Boston--a block from Symphony Hall.
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