uclaFLUX is devoted to the performance of chamber music from the 20th and 21st centuries. We explore and embrace new performance approaches and techniques associated with the dynamic, ever-evolving languages of contemporary music. In preparing to perform and produce quarterly concerts, students learn innovative modes of expression, interact directly with composers, and develop skills in concert promotion, production, and entrepreneurship. Repertoire is chosen according to enrollment, though pre-formed groupings are welcomed. Interested students must be in attendance on Day One, when instrumentalists, singers, and conductors are invited to audition.
FLUX
Contemporary Music
Ensemble

uclaFLUX
Course Information:
Music C175/485
Director: Gloria Cheng
Meet the Director
Lecturer - Performance Studies
Wendy Richman Violist Wendy Richman has been celebrated internationally for her compelling sound and “absorbing,” “fresh and idiomatic” interpretations with “a brawny vitality” (The New York Times, The Washington Post). As soloist…...
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Upcoming (and Related) Performances
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Jun 9 Tue
1:00pm
Free
Free
classical, contemporary
Spring Trombone Studio Recital Join Professor James Miller and his studio for an afternoon of music featuring the trombone.
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