Join the students of the UCLA trumpet studio as they showcase the results of their work over the winter quarter. In addition to a handful of solo pieces performed, the UCLA Trumpet Ensemble highlights their nine trumpet piece Bold, Blue, and Bright.
Join us for a dynamic evening of modern music performed by the uclaFLUX contemporary music ensemble, which is devoted to the performance of chamber music from the 20th and 21st centuries. uclaFLUX explores and embraces new approaches and techniques associated with the myriad of ever-evolving languages of contemporary music.
Bring a lunch and join us in the outdoor stage area in front of the Evelyn and Mo Ostin Music Center at noon on 3/10/22 for the first Joe’s Oasis. Enjoy listening to Global Jazz Studies grad Steve Murillo and his Band.
The premier ensembles of the UCLA Department of Music share the Royce Hall stage for a three-part, quarter-ending musical feast. Please join us for this gala event!
Stefano Greco, one of the world’s most renowned specialists in Bach’s music, begins the first of a four-event residency by performing original compositions from a select group of our Composition students and the members of our esteemed Composition faculty.
Stefano Greco finishes his residency with a performance of Bach’s Die Kunst der Fuga (The Art of Fugue) BWV 1080. This event will be presented at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia’s historic Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome at the Teatro Studio.
Stefano Greco takes you on a journey through one of the most intriguing compositions of the pre-Classical era. The Goldberg Variations are part of a handful of works that truly require a roadmap for the listener. Stefano will show us the keys to understanding and translating Bach’s intentions found within the indications and markings within the piece.
Bridge to Everywhere musicians and composers Derrick Skye and James Waterman lead a workshop sharing effective strategies and approaches in collaborations involving diverse musical traditions, including Hindustani rhythmic structures and melodic frameworks, Ghanaian polyrhythms, Balkan Folk music, and Western classical music.
Opera UCLA returns to live performance with a new semi-staged production of Igor Stravinsky’s neoclassical gem, The Rake’s Progress.
Opera UCLA returns to live performance with a new semi-staged production of Igor Stravinsky’s neoclassical gem, The Rake’s Progress.
