Woodwinds
Jan 30 Tue
8:00pm
Free
Free
contemporary
New Thread Saxophone Quartet in Residence Join us as the New Thread Saxophone Quartet (called “adventurous” and “rule-breaking” by NewMusicBox) visits UCLA from New York City for a three-day residency (1/28-1/30). This multi-disciplinary engagement will include a reading session of student compositions, a masterclass with Prof. Jan Berry Baker’s saxophone studio, and a workshop on New Music entrepreneurship, culminating in a
Ensemble Room: Evelyn & Mo Ostin Music Center
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