Took in a program of student compositions as the first in-person concert since the start of covid. Themes were scarcity, anxiety, and terror. Artists were talented and convincing. The hall was full of character and sustain. It was a particular joy seeing the subtle nods, cues, glances, and inhales exchanged between chamber musicians.

I love this place I have been taking voice lessons here for years

Brand new facility just in the last month. Very nice location in Boston across from Northeastern University . They are in process of redoing the dorms as well. Prestigious music college.

The New England Conservatory of Music (Boston) is a music-focused college. Founded in 1867, the school is the oldest independent music school in the United States. The New England Music School offers pre-university, specialist, undergraduate, masters, doctoral education and continuing education for adults. In addition, the school has partnered with Harvard University and Tufts University to offer a five-year dual degree program. The New England School of Music is a famous cultural center in New England and the only music school in the United States to be a national historical marker. The New England Music School is considered to be the highest in the world. One of the music schools. The New England Conservatory of Music offers: Strings: Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Guitar, Harp; Wood Tube: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Saxophone; Brass and Percussion: Horn of Africa, Small No., trombone, bass large, percussion; keyboard instruments: piano; jazz research, contemporary improvisation and vocal: vocal performances.

The New England Conservatory of Music (Boston) is a professional school of music. Founded in 1867, the school is the oldest independent music school in the United States.Founded in 1867, the New England Conservatory of Music is the first independent music school in the United States. The founder of the Conservatory of Music is Eben Tourjée, whose goal is to establish a European-style music school in the United States. The college has attracted 392 students just one month after its establishment. The New England Conservatory has a deep connection with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. When the Boston Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1881, the teachers of 19 music schools became the heads of the musical instruments of the Symphony Orchestra. To this day, about half of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is a teacher and alumnus of the New England Conservatory.The New England Conservatory is located in Boston. The variety of art in Boston is thriving, especially the development of music is even more proud. It is home to a variety of famous music organizations. Whether it is from early music or to the pioneer band, Boston is the birthplace of its own, including the world-renowned Boston Symphony Orchestra.The city of Boston has long been known as the most suitable city to walk in the United States. The city is compact and easy to identify. If you are from the conservatory, you can walk to the main cultural resources, business districts and outdoor recreation areas. Boston has the earliest subway system in the United States, and it is easy to travel inside and outside the city with a strong public transportation network. Both the metro and the bus can reach Logan Airport. Suburban trains can reach the beach, Walden Pond and other places. Trains and cars were opened between Boston and New York, and the train was delivered every hour and arrived four hours later.The New England Conservatory is also close to Bostons most fashionable shopping district, a busy street with a historic atmosphere. The city of Charles is bordered by the Charles River in the north and the Atlantic Ocean in the east. The city is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery and is also popular with jogging, cycling and sailing enthusiasts.

Jordan Hall at NEC is Bostons best concert hall. We attend both Handel & Haydn and Odyssey Opera performances here. Many of our favorite chamber music groups are connected to NEC including the Borremeo Quartet.

A small but nice place. Not only local performance but Chinese musician used to performance here. the lobby is small as well but its is okay to chat there.

Great classical and jazz performances in an exquisite atmosphere, and often free.

A small but significant part of Massachusetts musical education and tradition

Great acoustics, comfortable seats and amazing shows.

Performers are well trained, good sound qualities, nice and clean hall. You need to come early as you can to find parking. They have paid parking, but if you come early enough you can find street parking nearby Shawnut St or Tremont St. They need to update their bathroom.

Amazing live music of all styles for free!

Great quartet for our wedding ceremony. Very impressed!

Came for a klezmer concert. Had tickets. They oversold and turned dozens away.

Magnificent hall. Not a bad seat in the whole house.

We are so lucky to have NEC here in Mass. Ive seen many great concerts at the beautiful Jordan Hall, and am in the School of Continuing Education for Jazz. The professors are knowledgeable and approachable. I didnt have the chance or the means to attend a music school after highschool, and the SCE program is a great way to get a formalized education while you are working.The school also offers The Bridge which is an online publication that advertises gigs and music jobs. Its young and has some growing to do, but it is a very cool tool.I believe the SCE program is relatively new as its not that organized yet; everything happens last minute and can change at any second.Also, Ill confirm that practice rooms are very hard to come by, and often there will be a line of students lingering in the halls in order to fight over a room. For the price, youd expect there to be more space. That being said the younger students will trash the practice rooms and use them as hang-out spaces. Whenever I go into a room, theres usually writing on the walls, a broken drum set, and food/wrappers everywhere.

The best music made in there!!!

Amazingly talented and dedicated students.

This is where I want to go if I dont go to Juilliard

An absolute gem on this planet.

I played there growing up. Great teachers but tuition is too expensive

Good piano lessons but too expensive

Coretta Scott, martin Luther kings wife studied an graduated here

Good college

Awesome school!!

I never went

Where the best musicians come out