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Such a good way to start the day
With intrepid pianist Matt Herskowitz in tow, the violinist performs a set of rambunctious tunes from Hungary and Romania that will leave you breathless.
YES! Lara St. John ’96 A.D. with "her hair flying as if she were a glam-rock guitarist"
Each year, in the March issue, Jazz Times asks prominent musicians to pay tribute to fellow artists who have passed in the previous year. This piece appeared in the March 2016 edition of JazzTimes.
On June 21, 2015, the world lost a great artist and visionary leader, one who will be sorely missed. Gunther Schuller was my lifelong mentor and teacher, and one of my best friends. He was a performer, composer, conductor, writer, publisher, improviser, educator, administrator and avid listener and concertgoer. Gunther Schuller was truly the compleat musician.
Twenty-five-year-old Cuban-American cellist Thomas Mesa ’08 Prep is the first place winner in the Senior Division of the Sphinx Competition, held in February. At New England Conservatory, Mesa studied cello with Mark Churchill and was a member of the Youth Philharmonic Orchestra.
Congratulations are in order!
It’s Friday. Bask in it.
Denis Matsuev counsels XV Tchaikovsky Competition performers to enjoy themselves. Representing NEC: pianists Sangyoung Kim and George Li, violinist Yoojin Jang, cellists Hee Young Lim and Tao Ni. George Li’s first performance is broadcast live today at 9:50am EST via medici.tv.
NEC premiere in NYC
Wednesday, June 17, Chelsea Music Festival presents NY premiere of Immutable Dreams by Kati Agocs of the NEC faculty. NEC performers on this Hungarian-themed program include Tessa Lark, Amy Galluzzo, Derek Mosloff, Michael Dahlberg, joining the Festival’s 2015 Anne-Sophie Mutter Foundation artist, violist Vladimir Babeshko.
Mesmerising Brahms Concerto this evening by New England Conservatory's Eunae Koh from South Korea | Who will be this year's 2015 Grand Prize winner? We...
NEC alumna Eunae Koh ‘15 M.M., a student of Donald Weilerstein, took Second Prize and the Chamber Music Prize at conclusion of the 2015 Michael Hill International Violin Competition in New Zealand this past weekend.
