This is a partial listing of alumni and professors and teachers of the New England Conservatory, Boston. Alumni More former students can be found at :Category:New England Conservatory alumni Eunice Alberts, contralto Charlie Albright, pianist and composer Kenneth Amis, composer, tuba player, educator, and conductor Ted Atkatz, percussionist Ross Bauer, composer Rick Beato, musician, YouTuber, music educator Herbert Blomstedt, conductor Neal E. Boyd, pop and "opera" singer Cindy Bradley, jazz trumpet player and composer George Brooks, saxophonist Nellie Moyer Budd, music teacher Percy Jewett Burrell, dramatist and playwright Don Byron, jazz clarinetist and composer Sarah Caldwell, conductor Sean Callery, composer Colin Carr, cellist Regina Carter, violinist Young-Chang Cho, cellist John Clark, jazz horn player and composer Becca Conviser, operatic soprano Marilyn Crispell, jazz pianist Tan Crone, pianist Phyllis Curtin, soprano Rob Dehlinger, trumpeter, singer/songwriter Roberto Diaz, violist Mary A. G. Dight, physician Dave Douglas, jazz trumpet Marty Ehrlich, jazz saxophonist Ehud Ettun, bassist and composer Halim El-Dabh, composer Mohammed Fairouz, composer Melissa Ferlaak, soprano Everett "Vic" Firth, percussionist David Frank, pianist, producer, composer Satoko Fujii, avant garde jazz pianist Michael Gandolfi, composer Bianca Garcia, flute, politician Marilinda Garcia, harp, politician Anthony Glise, classical guitarist, composer, author Judith Gordon, pianist Denyce Graves, mezzo-soprano Zona Maie Griswold, soprano Fred Hersch, jazz pianist Bud Herseth, trumpet Randall Hodgkinson, pianist Dave Holland, jazz bassist Winifred Horan, fiddler Alan Hovhaness, composer Marie Jansen, musical theatre actress Sarah Jarosz, singer/songwriter, mandolin, banjo, guitar Rebecca Richardson Joslin (1846–1934), author, lecturer, benefactor, clubwoman Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, Kennedy Family matriarch Sunny Kim, jazz vocals Coretta Scott King, voice, civil rights leader Mátti Kovler, composer Louis Krasner, violinist Vuk Kulenovic, classical composer Eugene Edward Lacritz, conductor, clarinetist, executive Brian Landrus, saxophonist, flutist, clarinetist, composer Thomas Oboe Lee, composer Larry Marshall, actor and singer Heather Masse, singer Andy McGhee, jazz saxophonist, educator John Medeski, jazz pianist Nellie Brown Mitchell, 19th-century African-American soprano Dorothea Rhodes Lummis Moore physician, writer, newspaper editor, activist John Moriarty, conductor, stage director, pianist Aoife O'Donovan, singer/songwriter Christopher O'Riley, pianist Gladys Pitcher, composer Conrad Pope, composer, arranger, and film orchestrator Cora Scott Pond Pope, teacher, pageant writer, real estate developer Florence Price, composer Rachael Price, jazz vocalist Matana Roberts, jazz saxophonist, composer and visual artist Pete Robbins, jazz saxophonist Marcus Rojas, tubist Lisa Saffer, soprano and teacher Jamie Saft, pianist/multi-instrumentalist Nick Sanders, jazz pianist and composer David Sanford, composer and jazz bandleader Byron Schenkman, harpsichordist, pianist Sergey Schepkin,