New England Conservatory of Music - Neume Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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AUDITIONERS

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CONDUCTORS It has been my pleasure to know you and assist you in your preparation for a professional career in music. I shall want to know of your successes . I hope we shall meet again and I want you to know that you will always be welcome at the New England Conser- vatory . My sincere best wishes . Executive Dean Dean of the Graduate Division What will the Class of 1962 contribute to music? The record will not be written for many years to come but each of you will write a chapter of that rec ord . You will go many ways and achieve varying successes. Some of you will perform, many will teach, and others will serve music in still different capacities . You will all face the practical realities of making your way in your profession and in so- ciety . I hope that in so doing you will remain al- ways devoted to the highest artistic standards, that you will be evermindful of your obligation to pass along to others only the best of your art. You have the opportunity to achieve a proud class record, but it can be only the sum of your individual accom- plishments . Nothing which men ' s minds have conceived is nobler than music, the most universal and beautiful of all the arts . You have chosen to devote your careers to music because you have something to give to music. How effectively, how significantly will you give? How inspiring will be your chapter in the record of the Class of 1962? Dean of the Undergraduate Divis

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Carol Walden LIBRARIAN ADMINIS