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New England Philharmonic
The New England Philharmonic is an orchestra based in Boston, Massachusetts, founded in 1976. The current music director is Richard Pittman.
==History==
The New England Philharmonic was founded in 1976, by Michel Perrault, then residing in Winchester, MA and Gervásio de Chaves, a resident of Arlington, MA, as the Mystic Valley Chamber Orchestra. The first public performances were held in November 1977 in Arlington, Massachusetts and Belmont, Massachusetts.〔(New England Philharmonic, “NEP History” )〕
In 1986, the orchestra took up residence at Framingham State College, and in 1987 adopted its current name. The orchestra’s musical director at this time was Ronald Feldman, then a cellist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.〔(Williams College, “Ronald L. Feldman” )〕 The orchestra was the orchestra in residence at Simmons College from 1996 through 2014. The current musical director, Richard Pittman, was appointed to the position in 1997.
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