Boston School of Music Arts

The Harvard Musical Association is a private charitable organization established in 1837 by Harvard University graduates, dedicated to advancing musical culture and literacy in Boston and at the College. Among its notable achievements are the creation of one of the country's finest music libraries, the first professional chamber music series, and the founding of the Harvard Musical Association Orchestra, which eventually led to the establishment of the Boston Symphony. Continuing its longstanding tradition, the Association supports local nonprofit musical organizations, commissions new works, and awards young performers. Its facilities, including concert rooms and practice spaces, serve as important resources for musicians and scholars in the community. Generated from the website