About NESE
New
England String Ensemble founded in 1993 by violinist Peter Stickel and
cellist John Bumstead, NESE has grown into a world-class
critically-acclaimed orchestra with season concerts in Boston at New
England Conservatory's Jordan Hall, and the Rogers Center at Merrimack
College, North Andover.
Mission
"Engage, educate, and inspire with passionate string performances and innovative community programs."
Wyner's stirring strings enchant
The New England String Ensemble, Susan Davenny Wyner conducting, last
night at Stoneham Theatre. Program repeats this afternoon at Jordan
Hall.
Somehow, conductor Susan Davenny Wyner made death sound like something you wanted to listen to.
Presenting an unusual and vastly rewarding program last night at
the Stoneham Theatre, the New England String Ensemble and its estimable
leader offered works of C.P.E. Bach, Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich to a
modest but enthusiastic house.
Wyner has made considerable progress in turning this once fledgling
ensemble, now celebrating its 10th Anniversary, into a musical force.
She leads; she does not bully. Her energy and belief in the repertory is
palpable, and her players rise to the occasion. You can find out more on the blog network here.
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