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New England Conservatory of Music

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

Founded 1867 by Eben Tourjeé.

Location:
Boston, MA

Founding Date:
1867

Official Website:
http://www.newenglandconservatory.edu/

STUDENTS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Sarah Caldwell
Conductor
6-Mar-1924 23-Mar-2006 Opera Company of Boston
Louise Homer
Singer
30-Apr-1871 6-May-1947 Operatic contralto
Josephine Hull
Actor
3-Jan-1886 12-Mar-1957 Harvey
Rita Johnson
Actor
13-Aug-1913 31-Oct-1965 Here Comes Mr. Jordan
Coretta Scott King
Activist
27-Apr-1927 30-Jan-2006 Widow of Dr. Martin Luther King
Walter Pidgeon
Actor
23-Sep-1897 25-Sep-1984 How Green Was My Valley
Eleanor H. Porter
Novelist
19-Dec-1868 21-May-1920 Pollyanna
Max Roach
Jazz Musician
10-Jan-1924 16-Aug-2007 Enduring jazz drummer
Matthew Shipp
Jazz Musician
7-Dec-1960   Free jazz pianist
Eleanor Steber
Singer
17-Jul-1914 3-Oct-1990 Operatic soprano, NY Metropolitan Opera
Cecil Taylor
Jazz Musician
15-Mar-1929   Avant-garde jazz pianist
Rusty Warren
Singer/Songwriter
17-Mar-1931   Songs for Sinners
Bernie Worrell
Musician
19-Apr-1944 24-Jun-2016 Blacktronic Scientist

TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Ran Blake
Pianist
20-Apr-1935   Third Stream composer
Rusty Warren
Singer/Songwriter
17-Mar-1931   Songs for Sinners

ADMINISTRATORS AND TRUSTEES

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Ran Blake
Pianist
20-Apr-1935   Third Stream composer
Joseph L. Bower
Business
21-Sep-1938   Professor, Harvard Business School
James R. Tobin
Business
c. 1944   CEO of Boston Scientific


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