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Opera Student Tivoli Treloar Earns Rave Reviews in Professional Debut
Mezzo-soprano Tivoli Treloar is a fourth-year voice performance major at The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. She has recently made her professional debut with the Long Beach Opera, singing the role of The Lover in the world premiere of The Romance of the Rose. Los Angeles Times reviewer Mark Swed praised the new opera as a triumph.
Gabrielle Sipen Wins Top Prize at XIV International Chopin Competition
Gabrielle (Gaby) Sipen, first year master's student, took home first prize at the XIV International Chopin Competition in Hartford, Connecticut. The competition is open to pianists of any nationality. Sipen won in the "Professional" category, open to pianists of any age.
A Week of Music and Justice
Thousands witnessed three days of "Music and Justice" hosted by the Lowell Milken Center for Music of the American Jewish Experience. Many came to see Darius, Chris and Dan Brubeck on stage, to hear two world premieres, or to catch glimpse of real life freedom riders. But the week was much more than that. The Brubecks visited classes, jammed with students, and reflected on their father's legacy at a conference.
Apr 7 Fri
8:00pm
Free
Free
classical
Lisa Pegher, percussionist in residency with the UCLA Composition area World-renowned percussionist Lisa Pegher takes part in a residency with students of the UCLA Composition area culminating in a concert of their works specially composed for and performed by Lisa. Also on the program will be the premiere of "Lacrimae Angeli," written by the co-chair of the UCLA Composition area, Richard Danielpour. Professor Danielpour is the Susan G. Covel and Mitchel D. Covel, M.D., Chair in Music (2021–2024)
Schoenberg Hall
Apr 11 Tue
3:00pm
Free
Free
masterclasses
Saxophone Masterclass with Kenneth Tse and Arno Bornkamp World-renowned saxophonists Arno Bornkamp (Netherlands) and Kenneth Tse (USA) will provide a masterclass for students of the saxophone. Kenneth Tse Widely recognized as one of the world’s leading classical saxophonists, Kenneth Tse is certainly one of the instrument’s outstanding proponents on any saxophone aficionado’s short list. He burst on the scene in 1996 as the winner of the
Lani Hall
Apr 11 Tue
8:00pm
Free
Free
classical, contemporary
Kenneth Tse and Arno Bornkamp (saxophones) and Casey Dierlam Tse (piano) Recital World-renowned saxophonists Arno Bornkamp (Netherlands) and Kenneth Tse (USA) come together for an evening of exciting classical saxophone music. Joined by pianist Casey Dierlam Tse, the program’s first half consists of traditional French repertoire alongside newly composed works by American and French composers. The second half of the program features both beautiful and dazzling trios, combining the forces of
Lani Hall
Honoring Mo Ostin, 1927–2022
As chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Records, Mo Ostin shaped decades of popular music, leaving a legacy for us all to share. A major gift from Mo and his wife Evelyn funded the construction of the Evelyn and Mo Ostin Music Center, designed to provide students with access to the latest advances in music technology. The Ostins provided support for the School of Music’s Music Partnership Program. In addition, Mo was an active force for the Dean’s Board of Advisors. We will always cherish his passion and partnership.
Honoring Mo Ostin
WELCOME BACK TO THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
The School of Music is excited to welcome new and returning students back to campus. This page includes COVID-19 policies specific to the School of Music with links to campus resources for learning, teaching, and safeguarding our musical community this year.
Please check back here regularly. We will update this page as new information becomes available.
Welcome Back to the School of Music
Departments
- EthnomusicologyEthnomusicologyThe study of musical traditions from around the world through hands-on performance training and academic study.
- MusicMusicThe study of Western classical music with specializations in performance, composition, conducting, and music education.
- MusicologyMusicologyThe scholarly study of the histories, cultures, and critical interpretations of music and music-making.
Programs
- Global Jazz StudiesGlobal Jazz StudiesA cross-disciplinary curriculum pairing music performance, studio instruction and musicianship courses with African American Studies.
- Music IndustryMusic IndustryA practical program helping students discover and prepare for music-related careers though coursework, events, and internship opportunities.
![[UPDATED GRAPHICS] Please join us on Saturday, March 18th, 8:00 pm at Royce Hall for our UCLA Philharmonia, Chorale, and Chamber Singers concert!
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Royce Hall reverberates in sound as UCLA Philharmonia, Chorale and Chamber Singers join forces for this culminating Winter 2023 performance featuring Haydn’s visionary Harmoniemesse (1802) and concluding with Stravinsky’s revolutionary The Rite of Spring.
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This event will also be live-streamed on the School of Music Livestream channel.
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