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This catalog site is designed so that it can be searched by keyword, collection, type of instrument, and date. It contains information on instruments in the possession of Duke University, with the exception of modern practice and performance pianos.

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Contact Info

Dr. Brenda Neece, DPhil (Oxon.)

Curator, DUMIC

Box 90665

Durham, NC 27708-0665

USA


bneece@duke.edu

Tel: 919-660-3320

Fax: 919-660-3301



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Brenda Neece

Brenda Neece, DPhil (Oxon.), is the curator of the Duke University Musical Instrument Collections (DUMIC). Her area of specialization is the history of the cello in Britain. She studied cello with Fred Raimi here at Duke while she did her undergraduate work at UNC-CH. As part of her interdisciplinary major in music history, art history, and archaeology, she wrote an undergraduate honors thesis on the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century evolution of the cello. She earned a master’s in cello performance at Auburn University and then went on for her musicology doctorate at the University of Oxford (Somerville College). While in England she continued her cello studies with William Pleeth. This is her 8th year at Duke. She also serves the university as an academic advisor, faculty-in-residence, and as an assistant coach to the Duke fencing team.