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Welcome to A Feast of Music 2017, Celebrates Russia: Music from the Golden Age

We are thrilled to have you here tonight and know that you are in for an unforgettable experience of scrumptious cuisine, fine wines, and brilliant performances of music. Tonight’s music includes an array of pieces by great composers of Russian history— from Mussorgsky’s familiar “Pictures at an Exhibition”; the heartbreaking Final Scene Duet from Tchaikovsky’s Onegin, and a grand finale of Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings in C Major. Whatever won- ders you take away from this fabulous evening, the true contentment you may derive from tonight is the knowledge that your donations will support scholarships for NEC’s dedicated, passionate students.

Traditional Russian cuisine comprises of rich and hearty foods. This evening we are delighted to ofer a delicious menu of creative Russian cuisine for our culinary enjoyment. We are deeply appreciative to Badagoni Vineyards for generously donating fantastic wines to pair with each course of the meal. Grounded in the Republic of Georgia’s history in viticulture, the Badagoni winery has modernized their techniques and brought in wine experts from Italy to produce delicious as well as environmentally sound wines. We hope that you will enjoy them, in addition to a sampling of special wine crafed using ancient techniques in clay amphorae!

We are also grateful to our many corporate sponsors, in particular, The Hamilton Compa- ny Charitable Foundation, Loews Foundation, Sunrise Erectors, and Ropes & Gray. We are delighted to welcome back Viking River Cruises, which is donating a 13-day Moscow to St. Petersburg “Waterway of the Tsars” cruise to our silent auction.

As always, this event could not happen without the hard work and dedication of our wonderful Gala Committee. These individuals, many of whom have worked on countless past Feasts, guide us with their expertise in so many areas. To our new members, we thank you for the fresh ideas you have brought to the months of planning.

Once again, to all our guests, please enjoy the evening and thank you for all your generosity in helping so many young musicians aspire to their dreams!

Our Warmest Regards,

Hope Lincoln Baker (Overseer), Deborah Bennett Elfers ’82 (Chair, Board of Overseers), Sibila Glöggler Korb (Overseer), and Margarita Rudyak (Overseer)

A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY 7 IN APPRECIATION

NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY LEADERSHIP Thomas W. Novak, Interim President, Provost & Dean of the College Kennett F. Burnes, Chair, Board of Trustees Deborah Bennett Elfers ’82, Chair, Board of Overseers Joan H. Yogg, Trustee, Chair, Board of Visitors

A FEAST OF MUSIC CO-CHAIRS Hope Lincoln Baker (Overseer) Deborah Bennett Elfers ’82, (Chair, Board of Overseers) Sibila Glöggler Korb (Overseer) Margarita Rudyak (Overseer)

HONORARY CHAIR Igor Leonidovich Golubovskiy, Consul General of the Russian Federation in New York

COMMITTEE MEMBERS Daniela Bedoni (Overseer) Barbara W. Glauber (Trustee) and Robert R. Glauber Thomas W. Blumenthal (Vice Chair and Treasurer, Deborah R. Hanley (Visitor) Board of Trustees) and Lisa A. Blumenthal Susan Knightly (College Parent) Joseph L. Bower (Life Trustee) and Elizabeth Potter Kelly Lora Kennett F. Burnes (Chair, Board of Trustees) and Albert Lynch Barbara Burnes Harold I. Pratt (Life Trustee) and Frances Pratt Cynthia Cadwalader Ute Prevost Doreen Donovan Corkin Linda Ross (Overseer) Suki de Bragança (Trustee) Katie Schuller-Bleakie (Life Overseer) Peggy Dray (Fairmont Copley Plaza) Deborah L. Smith (Overseer) Thomas A. Erickson (Overseer) Christina Townsend (Visitor) Uzo Erlingsson (Overseer) Frances B. Wilmerding (Trustee)

8 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY SPECIAL THANKS

WINE SPONSORS Badagoni Wines Pure Italian Vinolytics

TABLE PATRONS Hope Lincoln Baker Thomas W. Novak Thomas W. and Lisa A. Blumenthal Harold I. and Frances G. Pratt Suki and Miguel de Bragança Patrick and Ute Prevost Kennett F. and Barbara Burnes Margarita Rudyak Deborah B. and William Elfers David W. Scudder ‘03 hon. D.M. and Uzo and Erik Erlingsson Marie Louise Scudder Timothy W. Fulham and Lise M. Olney Michael and Susan Thonis Bruce M. Hauben and Joyce Brinton Tishman Construction Joan Bennett Kennedy Frances B. and Patrick Wilmerding Justin R. and LeAnn Lindsey Thomas B. McGrath and Sandra J. Medallis

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10 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY SPECIAL THANKS

APPLAUSE Jim Anderson Jef Erickson Sarah Manoog Nicole Appet Tom Erickson Merida Marquez Bob Asmar Chris M. Erikson Bob Marshall Ann Beha Kathleen Fay Dan McAdam Mark Belinsky Paul Ferraro Narcissa McArthur Jef Bellows Ken Fisher Perrin McCormick Bridget Benge Emily Fitzgerald Tim Montgomery Pamela Berman Mary Kate Flanagan Paige Mulhern Charlie Bjornson Rodney Frias Brendan Murphy Craig Blanchet Rita Fucillo Joe Murray Dan Bonnette Jamie Galt Joseph Myers Kathy Bowler Tracie Gilman Geof Narlee Jameson Brown Robin Girard Eric Neill Peter R. Brown Kitty Gormley Donna Nightingale Ronald Brown John Grayson Kim Noltemy Margaret Bruneau Joe Green Catherine O’Callaghan Ashley Butler Corinne Grifiths Cal O’Callaghan Robert Butler Peter Hannon Amy O’Keefe Pia Cardinali Susan A. Harvey Laurie Packard Bob Cella Stephen Hassell Potter Palmer Peter Cheever Kelly A. Hill Christopher Pape Hoeun Chum German Hovakimian Jonathan W. Patch Jeannette Clough Bill Hurley Christy Patriarca Bill Corrigan Stephen Ingram Sherry Peregrin Amy Holland Crafon Mike Janikas Lyndsay Picciano Sue Crowe Erinn Joughin Eric Pierce Sheryl Cummings Linda Sloane Kay Alex Pinheiro Sarah E. Davison Dina Kazan Elizabeth Potter Steve Dawe Katie Kelly Tom Puccillo Amy Dean Steve Kenney Daniel Quinn John Debaie Allyson Kimball Quinn Ramini Kathleen Denis Rebecca Kittredge Christopher Reuning Fernando Deoliveira Christopher Kurland Cheryl Richards Judy DePaolo Laura Kurzrok John Riley Michele DiVito Laura Last Scott Roberto Aaron Donahue Sharon Lewis Caeli Rubens Mark Donovan Frank LoConte John Rudicus Francis R. Doran Anne Mahoney Ioseb Salakaia Darlene Eagles John Maibach Kari Scullin Nicole Emanuele Ashley Mallia John Smith Peter C. Erichsen Jessica Mambro Peter Smith A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY 11 SPECIAL THANKS

APPLAUSE CONTINUED Meghan Somers Jennifer Williams-Bulkeley Molly Somers Simone Williamson John Spada Noah Wilson-Rich Brian Stuart Dave Woonton Kevin Sullivan Tanya Zlateva Yvonne Tang Andrew Tisch Peter Townsend Victoria Vandal Juan Velasco Eva Vickery John Walleston Jerry Wang Cayce Wegman David J. Welch *listing as of February 7, 2017 Matthew Wessling Stephen Wessling

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14 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY Congratulations New England Conservatory on 150 years of excellence in musical studies and performance.

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16 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY Congratulations on another year of fabulous music making.

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A cultural icon approaching its 150th anniversary in 2017, New England Conservatory (NEC) is recognized worldwide as a leader among music schools. Located on Boston’s Avenue of the Arts, NEC ofers rigorous training in an intimate, nurturing community to undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate music students from around the world. Its faculty of 225 boasts internationally esteemed artist-teachers and scholars. NEC alumni go on to fill orchestra chairs, concert hall stages, jazz clubs, recording studios, and arts management positions worldwide. Half of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is composed of NEC-trained musicians and faculty.

NEC is the oldest independent school of music in the United States. Founded in 1867 by Eben Tourjée, its curriculum is remarkable for its wide range of styles and traditions. On the college level, NEC features training in classical, jazz, and Contemporary Improvisation. Graduate and post-graduate programs supplement these core disciplines with orchestral conducting and professional chamber music training. Additional programs, such as Entrepreneurial Musicianship, assist students in developing the skills and knowledge needed to create a gratifying career in music, enhancing the NEC experience.

Through its Preparatory School, School of Continuing Education, and Community Programs and Partnerships Program, the Conservatory provides training and performance opportunities for children, pre-college students, and adults. Through its outreach projects, it allows young musicians to engage with non- traditional audiences in schools, hospitals, and nursing homes—thereby bringing pleasure to new listeners and enlarging the universe for classical music, jazz, and Contemporary Improvisation. Currently more than 750 young artists from 46 states and 39 foreign countries attend NEC on the college level; 1,500 young students attend on the Preparatory level; and 325 adults participate in the Continuing Education program.

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20 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY WELCOME TO A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017!

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to New England Conservatory’s annual scholarship fundraising gala, which celebrates the extraordinary talents of our students and the diversity of musical styles and genres of NEC. In keeping with the Conservatory’s founding in the late 19th century, this year’s gala features the Golden Age of Russia and its notable contributions to music and culture.

A Feast of Music is one of the highlights of our year and afords the opportunity to share the passion and dedication of our students. Tonight, you will hear a wide variety of repertoire from Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninof to Sviridov and a special arrangement of Russian folk music. This broad range is representative of life at the Conservatory on a daily basis and fulfills our mission to embrace a wide range of music at the highest level. These values are instilled throughout the entire institution, College, Preparatory School, and Continuing Education, as you will hear and see this evening.

Complementing this wonderful music, Chef Laurent Poulain has designed a superb multi- course menu of contemporary Russian specialties, which will be paired with wines generously donated by Badagoni Vineyards from the Republic of Georgia, Vinolytics, and Pure Italian. It’s truly a feast on every level!

We are delighted to welcome new corporate partners this evening and to thank our returning sponsors for their generous support. It is a particular pleasure to welcome back one of our lead corporate sponsors for a 3rd consecutive year – Viking River Cruises. They have generously donated their “Waterway of the Tsars” cruise from Moscow to St. Petersburg, which is certain to be a highlight of this year’s auction.

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to tonight’s Co-Chairs and to the Feast Committee which worked tirelessly throughout the year to invigorate A Feast of Music and make this such a successful event! This gala is truly a culmination of the joint eforts amongst the entire NEC community – students, faculty, governing boards, staf, alumni, donors and corporate partners. Each has made a unique and important contribution to the success of this evening, which brings our community together in special ways for a worthy cause, our students.

Thank you so much for joining us this evening! Your presence is a profound statement of support of New England Conservatory and, most importantly, our students. I sincerely hope that you enjoy this evening’s gala and accept our deep appreciation for your support of scholarships for NEC’s brilliant young musicians. Welcome to the NEC community!

With my gratitude,

Thomas W. Novak Interim President

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Cocktail Reception Sponsored by Aramark Higher Education

Modest Mussorgsky –The Great Gate of Kiev from Pictures at an Exhibition (arranged by E. Howarth) NEC Brass Ensemble Holly Choe, conductor Sponsored by Loews Corporation

Welcome and Toast Interim President Thomas W. Novak

First Course Badagoni Brut 2015 Sparkling Wine Sponsored by Sullivan & McLaughlin Companies

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34 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY MUSIC & MENU

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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky –Finale from Serenade for Strings in C Major, Op. 48 NEC Chamber Orchestra Sponsored by The Hamilton Company Charitable Foundation

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36 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY TRIBUTE TO TONIGHT’S CHEF

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Prior to joining Fairmont Copley Plaza in October of 1996, Laurent Poulain was the executive chef of the Ritz Carlton in Rancho Mirage, California, a four star, four diamond, 239 room resort property. Mr. Poulain oversaw daily activities of this resort’s three restaurants to ensure guest satisfaction with high-quality food preparation and presentation. Earlier in his career, Mr. Poulain was the executive sous chef at both the Ritz Carlton in St. Louis, Missouri, and the Ritz Carlton in Mauna Lani, Hawaii, where he received the prestigious “Leader of the Year” Award and the Malcolm Baldridge Quality Award. He was also a sous chef at the Marquis de Lafayette restaurant in Boston’s Swissôtel, which was one of Boston’s top-rated restaurants in the late 1980s.

Before moving to America, Chef Poulain studied and worked in his native France, where he was sous chef at several restaurants including La Braise, Chez Miocque, Club Mediter- anee in Paris, and Le Premanoir, a private luxury resort. Mr. Poulain is a graduate of the Centre de Formation d’Apprenties in Caen, France, where he received his C.A.P. in 1982.

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NEC BRASS ENSEMBLE NEC CHAMBER SINGERS Conductor Soprano solo Holly Choe ’17 M.M. Pepita Salim ’18 B.M. Trumpets Chorus Elmer Churampi ’17 B.M. Stephanie Beatrice ’17 M.M. Andrew Heath ’17 M.M. – Beneficent Society Scholarship Kyle Bejnerowicz ’17 B.M. – Wallace Scholarship Fund recipient recipient Douglas Amos ’17 M.M. Isaac Roth Blumfield ’19 B.M. Nathan Stoerzinger ’17 M.M. , Kevin Natoli ’17 M.M. Julia Anne Cohen ’19 B.M. – Dr. and Mrs. Gottfried Karl Gianluca Farina ’17 M.M. Duschak Scholarship recipient French Horns Jonathon Comfort ’17 B.M. Hajime Goto ’16 B.M., ’18 M.M. – The Charlotte Cohen Eric Daniels ’20 B.M. Milman Endowed Scholarship Fund recipient, Mackenzie Andrew Haig ’18 B.M. Newell ’18 M.M. Johan Hartman ’19 B.M. Andrew Bass ’16 B.M., ’18 M.M. – Williem A. Valkenier Steven Keen Hyland ’17 B.M. Scholarship recipient Joanna Kim ’19 B.M. Christian Gutierrez ’17 M.M. Ethan Lobenstine ’17 M.M. Trombones Matthew O’Donnell ’17 B.M., Michael Cox ’18 M.M. Bosba Panh ’19 B.M. Michael Shayte ’18 M.M., Alexandra Chace Purdy ’19 B.M., Christopher Bassett ’16 B.M., ’18 M.M. – Tourjée Alumni Scholarship Award recipient Richard Rivale ’19 B.M., – Dorothy Hinton Congleton Memorial Presidential Scholarship recipient Euphonium Pepita Salim ’18 B.M. David Nelson ’18 M.M. Pauline Ann Tan ’19 B.M. Tubas Öznur Tülüoğlu ’19 B.M. Rui Liu ’15 B.M., ’17 M.M. Eric Viñas ’17 B.M. Conrad Shaw ’18 M.M. Timpani SCHOLARSHIP PERFORMANCE Ye Young Yoon ’17 M.M. Soprano Percussion Erica Petrocelli ’14 B.M., ’16 M.M., ’18 A.D. – Wendy Andrew Johnson ’17 G.D. – Killam Canadian Fund recipient Shattuck ’75 Presidential Scholarship Fund for Vocal Studies and The Cecelia Youngdahl Artist Diploma CONTEMPORARY IMPROVISATION JEWISH Scholarship Fund recipient MUSIC ENSEMBLE Baritone Domra Joshua Quinn ’13 D.P., ’16 G.D., ’18 A.D. – Francis W. Anya Shatilova ’19 M.M. Hatch, Sr. Presidential Scholarship Fund recipient Pipa Piano Mingchen Du ’20 B.M. Yang Lin ’16 M.M., ’18 G.D. – Alexander W. Dole and Mara Oboe and violin E. Dole Scholarship Fund for Foreign Students recipient Rafael Horowitz ’15 B.M., ’17 M.M. Piano Eunjin Ahn ’17 M.M. Bass Robert Murphy ’20 B.M. Percussion (cajon) Chenchu Rong ’18 M.M.

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PREPARATORY SCHOOL STUDENT Piano Adrian Romof

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA First Violin Kate Arndt ’17 B.M. Gergana Haralampieva ’18 M.M. Claire Bourg ’17 B.M. Hee-Soo Yoon ’17 B.M. Second Violin Sam Weiser ’17 Tufs/NEC Eva Aronian ’17 B.M. – Surdna Foundation Scholarship recipient Haruno Sato ’17 B.M. Viola SoHui Yun ’18 M.M. Sofia Basile ’17 B.M. – Beneficent Society Scholarship recipient Hyojin Kim ’18 M.M. Cello Eunghee Cho ’18 M.M. Joinatsuru Yanai ’14 B.M., ’16 M.M., ’18 G.D. Alex Hersh ’15 B.M., ’17 M.M. – Anna C. Bird Scholarship recipient Bass Moises Carrasco ’17 B.M.

*listing as of February 7, 2017

44 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY NEC BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2016-2017

OFFICERS Kennett F. Burnes, Chair Thomas W. Blumenthal, Vice Chair and Treasurer Peter C. Erichsen, Secretary

ELECTED TRUSTEES Michael J. Anderson Justin R. Lindsey Clinton Bajakian ’87 John M. Loder Enid L. Beal Thomas B. McGrath Barbara F. de Bragança Patrick M. Prevost Alan P. Ett ’78 M.M. Peter J. Ross Corinne Ferguson Sally L. Rubin Timothy W. Fulham Thurmond Smithgall ’71 Barbara W. Glauber Michael Thonis Eric A. Gray Frances B. Wilmerding Saj-nicole A. Joni Joan H. Yogg

LIFE TRUSTEES Joseph L. Bower Katharine M. Pell Carroll L. Cabot Harold I. Pratt Gene D. Dahmen David W. Scudder ’03 hon. D.M. Stephen Friedlaender Wendy Shattuck Samuel L. Hayes Norton Q. Sloan Carol T. Henderson Prudence L. Steiner John L. Hornor ’53, ’55 M.M., ’57 A.D. James L. Terry ’93 hon. D.M. Richard P. Morse Jack H. Vernon

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Thomas W. Novak, Interim President, Provost & Dean of the College Deborah Bennett Elfers ’82, Chair, Board of Overseers

A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY 45 NEC BOARD OF OVERSEERS 2016-2017

OFFICER Deborah B. Elfers, ’82, Chair

ELECTED OVERSEERS James F. McCoy Rumiko Adamowicz Paul M. Montrone Hope Lincoln Baker Lisa M. Mooney Henry P. Becton Ira Moskowitz Daniela Bedoni Brendan P. Murphy Walter S. Bernheimer William P. Musto William D. Brohn ’58 M.M. Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg J. Eric Brosius E. Lee Perry Renée M. Burns Helen Condon Powell Michael A. Cirami Diana Rafman W. Read Coughlin David L. Raish Thomas A. Erickson Allan G. Rodgers Uzochi N. Erlingsson Linda Ross Marvin E. Gilmore, Jr. ’51 W. John Rudicus Sibila C. Glöggler Korb Margarita Rudyak Kurt Gutenbrunner Paul W. Sandman Evelyn A. Haralampu John A. Schemmer Bruce M. Hauben Aviva Selling William I. Hochberg Katie Lempert Sklar ’92 Horace H. Irvine II Deborah L. Smith Marie P. Llewellyn Malcolm Wright Jane E. Manopoli Patterson Janet Wu

LIFE OVERSEERS Virginia L. Nicholas Ellis L. Phillips ‘75 Donna M. Regis ’79 Katie I. Schuller-Bleakie

46 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY NEC BOARD OF VISITORS 2016-2017

OFFICERS Joan H. Yogg, Trustee, Chair Denyce Graves ’88 D.P., ’14 hon. D.M., Honorary Chair

MEMBERS H. Peter Aitken William C. Hicks Barbara W. Arafeh Jefrey D. Hutchins Jefrey P. Barnett Raymond T. Jackson ’55 Bruce D. Barter Warren Jones ’73 Peggy Barter Esther P. Kaplan John E. Beard Diane Katzenberg Braun Robert H. Blumenthal Barry A. Kean Donald W. Bourne Joan B. Kennedy Janet E. Bragg George E. Kent H. Franklin Bunn Miguel A. Leibovich Sara S. Cabot LeAnn M. Lindsey John A. Carey Elizabeth I. Lintz ’97 Ronald L. Carter ’99 hon. D.M. Adelaide MacMurray-Cooper Rosalind Y. Chua ’65, ’67 M.M. Melody L. McDonald ’70 M.M. Freddy Cole ’56, ’12 hon. D.M. Joy McIntyre ’63 M.M. Emily S. Corbató ’65 Carol A. McKeen ’83 M.M. Robert W. Cross ’81 Janice C. Meyerson ’75 Morella M. de Grossmann Pete S. Michaels Gloria J. DePasquale ’71, ’73 M.M. Anne D. Modugno ’50 Joanne W. Dickinson Ingrid T. Monson ’82 James C. Earl ’81 Daniel S. Novak Charles J. Freifeld Cynthia J. Null Marion R. Fremont-Smith Geofrey Nunes Catherine L. Fuller ’88 M.M. Morgan Palmer David H. Gaylin ’76 M.M. John S. Paolella Thatcher L. Gearhart Stephanie B. Perrin ’08 hon. D.M. Avram J. Goldberg Samuel Plimpton, Sr. Carol R. Goldberg Peter S. Plumb ’66 Edwin D. Graves, Jr. ’87 Larry Poons ’57 William Grote Conrad M. Pope ’73 Donald M. Hague Virginia L. Raad ’48 Carl Haney Watson D. Reid Deborah R. Hanley Linda Reineman Margaretta Hausman Julie A. Reveley ’79

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Mercedes E. Rodman Christina Townsend Naoko B. Sakurai-Hague Joseph S. Tulchin Stephen J. Schifman Nancy E. Watters Melvin E. Scovell Barnet Weinstein Peter W. Segal Sandra Weinstein Katherine S. Sipolt Michael P. Williams ’77, ’81 M.M. Eve E. Slater Gerald Slavet Pearson M. Spaght Emilie D. Steele Marylen R. Sternweiler Bruce A. Stevens Jane Stuber C. Winfield Swarr ’62, ’65 M.M. John L. Thorndike

NEC ALUMNI COUNCIL 2016-2017

OFFICERS Andrew G. Mantel ’82, President Ruth E. Harcovitz ’72, Vice President

ALUMNI COUNCIL MEMBERS Diane Katzenberg Braun ’01 M.M. William C. Sano ’72 M.M. Basil Chapman ’72, ’74 M.M. Ken Schaphorst ’84 M.M. William J. Conlon ’59, ’61 M.M. Jacqueline Santangelo Schwartz ‘74 Irene Dorgan ’78 M.M. Michelle L. Smith ’96 M.M. Robert L. Flax ’12 M.M. Kyle C. Spraker ’10 M.M. Raymond G. Hardin ’75 M.M. Thomas W. Stumpf ’77 M.M., ’80 A.D. Kevin Harris ’00 M.M. Esther Ning Yau ’95 M.M., ’96 M.M. Brian Kaufman ’10 M.M. Kristo Kondakci ’13, ’15 M.M. James S. Nicolson ’68, ’70 M.M. Charles H. Peltz ’85 M.M. Paul A. Perfetti ’84 M.M. Nedelka Prescod ’12 M.M., ’18 D.M.

48 A FEAST OF MUSIC 2017 | NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY TASTE OF MUSIC COMMITTEE

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