Events

Flute Night Concert - Fall 2025

Jazz Night - October 21, 2025

Chamber Orchestra First Concert Promo

Dissertation Defense: Dongmin Byeon

Dongmin Byeon, DMA Candidate Department of Music Comparative Study of Vocal Pedagogy Systems in South Korea and the United States: Developmental Strategies for Classical Voice Education in South…

'Plant Pedagogy and Peripheral Movements'

In this talk, C. Riley Snorton explores trans ecological practices of becoming in territories defined as hostile environments for human life. In close engagement with the...

Jesse Floyd Mack Lecture: D.T. Max

D.T. Max, a staff writer at The New Yorker, best-selling author, and former Guggenheim Fellow and Ferris Professor of Journalism at Princeton, will deliver the Mack Lecture, offering an inside

Oberlin College Physics & Astronomy Lecture Series: Ellis Owen

~Cosmic Rays: The Hidden Architects of Galaxy Evolution~ Cosmic rays are tiny subatomic particles that race through space at nearly the speed of light. Born in some of the Universe’s

Beethoven: A Multisensory Experience (5–9 p.m.)

Created by NEC theory professor Andrew Schartmann , Beethoven: A Multisensory Experience evolved as part of a faculty exercise to reimagine music education for new audiences. This interactive exhibit, featured

Lecture: Prof. Mark Contreras Waiss

With the sponsorship of the DENBO Center, this event will celebrate the music of Perú. Can’t attend in person? Click here to watch virtually via our livestream.

Let the Stories Be Told: A Conversation with Author Bill Janovitz and Members of the Cars

Join us for an intimate evening celebrating The Cars: Let the Stories Be Told, the definitive biography of one of the most beloved and influential bands to emerge from the

Asher DeVerna

Asher DeVerna’s debut solo show features funk, indie pop, and jazz-inspired originals with live looping, crowd interaction, and a full band plus horn section.

No Wasted Moves: On the Pliability of Teaching as a Creative Practice

Join the studio art department for this lecture presented by artist & Professor of Art Education in the School of Art & Design Jorge Lucero. In this artist talk, Jorge

Music for Food: Ancient Heroes

Carmen Marsico and Zafarán Present Music from the Mediterranean

Zafarán crosses time and boundaries, and incorporates musical traditions from around the Mediterranean, weaving together such diverse threads as Southern Italian chants, Sephardic love songs, Romani laments, and Turkish and

NEC Philharmonia + Stefan Asbury: Berio, Ravel, Elgar

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

“What Makes It Great?” MSM Camerata Nova Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto

What Makes It Great, MSM Camerata Nova, Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto

Guest Recital: Kwan Yi

Guest Recital

Kwan Yi, piano

Program

Franz Liszt Années de pèlerinage, Deuxième année: Italie' S.161

Tags: Piano Violin Symphony Orchestra

Dana Hall, drums & cymbals with Aaron Goldberg, piano and Clark Sommers, bass

This dynamic recital opens our series with pianist Aaron Goldberg and bassist Clark Sommers joining faculty member Dana Hall, drums & cymbals to perform a program featuring...

Universidad Nacional de Música de Perú

With the sponsorship of the DENBO Center, this event will celebrate the music of Perú. Can’t attend in person? Click here to watch virtually via our livestream. Click here...

Anton Nel Piano