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

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An Inspirational atmosphere is essential for a student of music. One of the most in- spiring atmospheres can be found here at the Conservatory. For ninety-nine years, the music of the great masters has echoed on the finger- tips or the lips of a young artist, trying to interpret each musical sound, thus creating a stimulating and vibrant environment. In this, our ninety-ninth year, we have tried within these covers to capture the many moods of the Conservatory, that they might set the mood which will be under the spotlight in 1967, our centennial year. NEUME STAF ROBERT ST. ' Marjorie Lenk

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DEDICATION We, the Class of 1966, happily dedicate this yearbook to Helen Keaney. She studied at the Longy School of Music and received her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees at the New England Conservatory of Music. This year, Mrs. Keaney is only teaching Harpsichord but we remember her also as a fine Theory teacher. The qualities we most admire in her are her complete love of music and her devotion to the best interests of all her students. She does many things for her students above and beyond her duties, from lending them money to sight-reading a concert due to the illness of an accompanist. She also inspires us greatly by her exemplary per- formances. In conclusion, I would mention a remark made by one of her students: Even if Mrs. Keaney taught you how to tie your shoelaces, it would be an artistic experience. For all you have done for us, Mrs. Keaney, we thank you. 7

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