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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: NEC Chamber Orchestra\nEvent Url: http://www.artsbo
 ston.org/event/detail/441656709/NEC_Chamber_Orchestra\nEvent Date Begin: 2
 013-02-27\nEvent Date End: 2013-02-27\n\n The NEC Chamber Orchestra\, NEC'
 s conductorless orchestra\, was created in 2000 by double bassist Donald P
 alma\, a founding member of Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.  It gives young pla
 yers a chance to work together in a completely new way\, each player takin
 g full responsibility for the sound of the group. Palma's regular coaching
  is supplemented by other members of the NEC faculty.Music of the classica
 l era by Handel\, Haydn\, and Mozart is at the core of virtually every pro
 gram\, along with an occasional baroque work\, as well as modern pieces.\n
 Tonight's concert features Four Transylvanian Dances by S&aacute\;ndor Ver
 ess\, who was mentored by Bartok\, and who is said to have 'out-Bartoked B
 artok.' The younger Hungarian composer completed these dances in the late 
 1940s shortly after he had decided not to return to his homeland and risk 
 political and artistic repression and it is hard not to hear both defiance
  and a leave-taking in this music. The composer describes the dances as 'f
 ree re-creations of certain styles of dance music indigenous to Hungarian 
 villages\, particularly to the Sz&eacute\;kler of Transylvania.'\nOther wo
 rks include the Mozart Divertimento No.11 in D-major\, K.251 andSchoenberg
 's Transfigured Night.  The latter is heard in the string orchestra versio
 n that the composer arranged in 1917 and subsequently revised in 1943. Thi
 s performance\, paired with the January 31 NEC Contemporary Ensemble perfo
 rmance of the original 1899 sextet version\, offers listeners an unusual o
 pportunity to see how the composer's vision of the piece&mdash\;probably h
 is most popular&mdash\;changed over the course of his life.
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