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BUDIARDJO DISPLAYS HER VAST TALENT
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Esther Budiardjo set the bar for the Gardner Museum's Young
Artists Showcase Series impossibly high Saturday afternoon. The
Indonesian pianist, trained at the New England Conservatory, is a
familiar figure on the local concert scene; after winning the 1996
Kappell Competition, she played in the FleetBoston Celebrity Series
Emerging Artist Series. Later she went on to win the Palm Beach
Competition - twice. She has a couple of big local concerto
engagements coming up with the Boston Philharm...
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BUDIARDJO DISPLAYS HER VAST TALENT
The Boston Globe
; Esther Budiardjo set the bar for the Gardner Museum's Young Artists Showcase Series impossibly high Saturday afternoon. The Indonesian pianist, trained at the New England Conservatory, is a familiar figure on the local concert scene; after winning the 1996 Kappell Competition, she played in the
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New England Conservatory of Music Tries to Lure Top Musicians, Raise Profile.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By Geoff Edgers, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 19--When a teenager is considering a college, she usually visits the ... c) 2003, The Boston Globe. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News. BSX,
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SCHOOL TRIES TO LURE TOP MUSICIANS, RAISE PROFILE
The Boston Globe
; When a teenager is considering a college, she usually visits the campus, sits in on classes, and hangs out with a few students. Not Yura Lee. The 18-year-old moved to Boston this fall without having set foot in the city. She came to study violin with Miriam Fried, a nationally respected teacher
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The New England Conservatory of Music. (Notes for Notes).(receives funding to develop archive)(Brief Article)
Notes
; The New England Conservatory of Music in Boston (Jean Morrow, Director of Libraries) recently received a two-year grant of $84,603 from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission for an Archives Development Project to establish an archives and records management program. Scheduled
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NEC Job Bulletin
The American Music Teacher
; Career Services Center, New England Conservatory, 290 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02115. (617) 262-1120, ext. 230. $28/ year (U.S. and Canada), $49/year (overseas). The NEC (New England Conservatory) Job Bulletin, published by the Career Services Center at the New England Conservatory of Music, is
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Job Bulletin for Musicians Available by E-Mail
The American Music Teacher
; Job Bulletin for Musicians Available by E-Mail New England Conservatory, 290 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02115, (617) 585-1100; Fax (617) 262-0500, careerservices@newenglandconservatory. edu; www.newenglandconservatory.edu. $25/year e-mail subscription; $35/year print version for U.S. and Canada;
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JEANNETTE GIGUERE; PIANO INSTRUCTOR AT NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY; 84
The Boston Globe
; Jeannette Giguere, 84, of Brookline, a piano instructor at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston for 35 years, died Wednesday n Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, after a brief illness. Born in Westbrook, Maine, Miss Giguere began studying piano and her twin sister, Bernadette, began
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Standing out in a crowd
Opera News
; A SINGER'S DIARY In Boston last July, when the heat was just about the only thing to think about, a small blurb in The Boston Globe gave lovers of vocal music something to get their minds off the summer blahs. Fresh out of New England Conservatory, local soprano Barbara Quintiliani, age twenty-two,
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New England conservatory offers monthly job bulletin
The American Music Teacher
; The New England Conservatory (NEC) Job Bulletin lists music performance, teaching and arts administration opportunities worldwide. Produced by the Career Services Center at NEC, the bulletin lists approximately 200 jobs each month, including opportunities with orchestras, colleges and universities,
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NEC's `Requiem': A spiritual experience
The Boston Globe
; MESSA DI REQUIEM By Giuseppe Verdi Presented by the New England Conservatory Chorus and Orchestra, Tamara Brooks, conductor At: Jordan Hall last night The New England Conservatory is the clear winner in this season's Verdi Requiem contest. But this is an inappropriate way to respond to a
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