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Jun 9, 2024 · Sat, July 13, 2024 | 7:30pm. NEC: Jordan Hall. Morningside Music Bridge (MMB) will hold a series of concerts in Boston alongside its Educational Training Program with the support & cooperation of the New England Conservatory of Music (NEC) from...
In April 1994, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt bestowed National Historic Landmark status jointly on New England Conservatory and on its premier concert hall, Jordan Hall. NEC was the first music school in the nation to receive the distinction of such a dual designation.
Jordan Hall is a 1,051-seat concert hall in Boston, Massachusetts, the principal performance space of the New England Conservatory. It is one block from Boston's Symphony Hall. It is the only conservatory building in the United States to be designated a National Historic Landmark.
- Jordan Hall
- Plimpton Shattuck Black Box Theatre
- Brown Hall
- Williams Hall
- Burnes Hall
- Eben Jordan Ensemble Room
- Pierce Hall
- Keller Room
New England Conservatory's acoustically superb Jordan Hall provides an intimate and versatile setting. Orchestras, chamber ensembles, recitalists, and jazz artists alike have found the hall ideal for performances and recording sessions. In addition to being the heart and soul of New England Conservatory, Jordan Hall is central to the musical life o...
The Plimpton Shattuck Black Box Theatre is a multi-purpose theater space, with options for proscenium, thrust, or in-the-round seating and an optional orchestra pit--a rarity in black box theaters. The space is equipped with a pipe grid over the entire space and includes an extensive inventory of theatrical lighting instruments. This space is ideal...
Brown Hall is located in the historic Jordan Hall building and is NEC's second-largest recital hall. Because of the versatility of the space, Brown Hall is the location for larger receptions, performances, masterclasses and rehearsals. 1. Maximum capacity:260 (200 floor level + 60 balcony) 2. Dimensions: Floor:44' x 68' | Raised stage:26' wide x 21...
Located right next to Jordan Hall, Williams is regularly used for lectures and receptions associated with Jordan Hall events, as well as solo performances. 1. Maximum capacity:190 (112 floor-level + 78 balcony) 2. Dimensions:28’ wide x 47’ long 3. Accessible:wheelchair access
Natural light pours in from full-height windows, illuminating rehearsals, performances, meetings, receptions, and other events in the flexible multi-purpose space of Burnes Hall, located in NEC’s brand new Student Life & Performance Center (SLPC). 1. Maximum capacity:200 2. Dimensions:62’ x 48’ 3. Accessible:wheelchair access
The Eben Jordan Ensemble Room is ideal for small recitals, meetings, and jazz and contemporary music rehearsals. The room is also an acoustically superb recording studio, with adjacent recording control room and isolation booths. 1. Maximum capacity:130 2. Dimensions:54’ x 36’ 3. Accessible:wheelchair access
The multi-purpose Pierce Hall has two built-in projection screens, an audio system, and a lectern that make this space perfect for meetings, lectures and presentations, as well as performances. 1. Maximum capacity:105 2. Dimensions:28’ wide x 47’ long 3. Accessible:wheelchair access
An intimate recital room situated in the historic Jordan Hall building, The Keller Room is the perfect location for smaller chamber or solo recitals. Because of its close proximity to Jordan, Keller is an ideal location for lectures or receptions associated with Jordan Hall events. 1. Maximum capacity:71 2. Dimensions:15’ wide x 44’ deep 3. Accessi...
Acoustically superb Jordan Hall is the heart and soul of New England Conservatory and is central to the musical life of New England, with performances by the world’s leading soloists and ensembles interspersed with NEC recitals and concerts.
Our historic concert hall in Boston, Massachusetts, world-renowned for its lively acoustics
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Beloved for its acoustics, intimacy, and beauty, NEC's Jordan Hall has been at the center of Boston's musical life since its opening on October 20, 1903. The 1,013-seat hall was a gift of Conservatory trustee Eben D. Jordan 2nd and was designed by architect Edmund Wheelwright.
