New England Conservatory: March Highlights

March may come in like a lion, but it will have to be something FIERCE to faze us after the umpteen feet of snow and bitter cold we have been battling this month. We welcome the prospect of brighter days, and warmer winds, and with them, more incredible music!

Take a look at some of our concert highlights for March, and for a complete list of upcoming events, please visit our web calendar HERE.

Sunday March 1
Soovin Kim’s Paganini
Jordan Hall | 8pm | Free

Monday March 2
First Monday at Jordan Hall
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Wednesday March 4
NEC Symphony + Loebel
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Scriabin: Towards the Flame
Williams Hall | 8pm | FREE

Thursday March 5
BMOP + NEC Concert Choir
Jordan Hall | 8pm | Tickets required

Music of Dave Holland
Brown Hall | 8pm | FREE

Friday March 6
A Far Cry: Old School
Jordan Hall | 8pm | Tickets required

Monday March 9
Music for Food
Williams Hall | 7pm | Suggested Donation to benefit Food For Free

Tuesday March 10
Perkin Opera Scenes
Brown Hall | 7:30pm | FREE

Wednesday March 11
NEC Philharmonia + Weilerstein
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Thursday March 12
Sound Bites: Classical Guitar
Museum of Fine Arts | 6pm | Free with museum admission

Scriabin: Towards the Flame
Williams Hall | 8pm | FREE

Sunday March 15
Junior/Senior Massachusetts Wind Ensembles
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Tuesday March 24
Jazz + Contemporary Improvisation Faculty Spotlight
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Wednesday March 25
Russell Sherman’s Beethoven
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Thursday March 26
BSO Prelude: Michael Gandolfi
Williams Hall | 6pm | FREE

Sunday March 29
Brass Bash
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Monday March 30
Borromeo String Quartet Guest Artist Award Concert
Jordan Hall | 8pm | FREE

Try them all!

LONG READ:
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… From Lake Street Dive to Sarah Jarosz, members of the Stray Birds and Crooked Still, the Berklee College of Music and the New England Conservatory of Music have been helping to shape some of the best roots music artists in the country.
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