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Sound & Music in the Muslim World
in 9 hours in 34 minutes
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Emissary Quartet Chamber Master Class
in 16 hours in 4 minutes
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Stephanie Economou Colloquium
in 18 hours in 34 minutes
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NEC Wind Ensemble + Kevin Fitzgerald
in 19 hours in 34 minutes
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First & Second Year Undergraduate Voice Showcase
Oct. 28
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Stephanie Economou Composition Master Class
Oct. 28
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NEC Philharmonia + Earl Lee: Berlioz, Skye, and Ravel
Oct. 28
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Perkin Opera Scenes | Night 1
Oct. 29
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Sonata Night 60: Mendelssohn and Brahms
Oct. 29
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Town Hall Cadenzas: How Musicians Underscore Words, Ideas, and Hope
Oct. 29
Cost: Free - Ticket Required
Artist(s): The NEC Chamber Singers is an ensemble, open to all majors at NEC, of 24–30 musicians who perform challenging works from all style periods, with a particular emphasis on 19th–21st century a cappella works. The choir rehearses three times a week and experiences choral music-making in an intimate ensemble setting, typically in the round. Each NEC Chamber Singer is a musician seeking to understand the principles and nuance of superior choral artistry so that they may be prepared for professional opportunities and expectations outside of the Conservatory.
Yilin Chen, CMA (percussion)
Avi Randall, CMA (piano)
Program: Katerina Gimon: Fire from Elements
Sonic interlude/monologue
Vaughan Williams: Full Fathom Five from Three Shakespeare Songs
Sonic interlude/monologue
Barnum: The Lady in the Water
Sonic interlude
Fauré: Les Djinns
Jones: Hist Whist
Improvisation/Sonic interlude
Gesualdo: Moro, lasso, al mio duolo
Sonic interlude/monologue
Ligeti: Pápainé
Sonic interlude/monologue
Bardos: Libera me
Live Stream:
Tickets:
Event Type: Concert
Category: Choral
Open to the Public: Yes
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Update: 22/10/2026 13:03
Tonight's concert is a collaboration among NEC Chamber Singers, CMA students Yilin Chen (percussion) and Avi Randall (piano), and students in Patrick Keppel:
The Art of the Monologue and Storytelling class. Part of the NEC chorus department's "Great Music for a Great Space" series, the evening will feature music and readings inspired by the eerie mood associated with late October. Erica J. Washburn:
Director of Choral Activities, conducts.
The live stream of this event is available to NEC Community members only. To watch the stream, please click the “Streaming Access” button at the top of the page and enter the NEC Community streaming password on the video window labeled “NEC-Produced Stream” when prompted.