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COMMUNITY IS EXCELLENCE

Our Mission

The New England Repertory Orchestra endeavors to dismantle the exclusivity of symphonic music as a discipline and build pathways for all to realize a true place for themselves within the performance, study, and support of this art form. NERO seeks to empower, feature, and champion artists of color, and focuses on the presence of our orchestral musicians, and their work, in the greater community.

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Collaborative Partnership

At New England Repertory Orchestra, we provide a place for local professional musicians to thrive and are ready to partner with other organizations -- schools, theaters, arts organizations, arts presenters -- to create experiences and performances that truly make an impact. All of our musicians are also educators, community leaders, or professionals in other creative fields.

NEXT CONCERT

Where and when you can see NERO in action!

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SEASON OPENER

Friday, October 18, 2024 at 7:00pm

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NERO opens its 4th Season with three​

evocative and exciting pieces,

featuring outstanding mezzo-soprano Chantelle Grant.

 

MOZART

Overture to La Clemenza di Tito

​PERRY

Stabat Mater

MENDELSSOHN

Symphony No. 4 in A Major, "Italian"

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Shea Theater Arts Center

Turners Falls, MA

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Admission: Pay What You Can - $5 minimum

CLARK COLLABORATION

Friday, November 8, 2024 at 7pm

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NERO continues its collaborative work

with the Clark University Symphony Orchestra

and the Clark University Choir

in a stirring Fall concert.

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FARRENC

Symphony No. 3 in G minor

HÄNDEL

Dixit Dominus

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Clark University

Tilton Hall

Higgins University Center

Worcester, MA

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​Admission free and open to the public

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View the complete 2024-2025 Season by clicking the menu above.

The New England Repertory Orchestra is proud to be supported by grants from

The Dauber Fund

and the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

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The New England Repertory Orchestra is supported by a grant from the Barr Foundation.

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