An Interdisciplinary Conference Series on the Relationships between Religion and the Arts, organized by Prof. Mark Kligman (UCLA) and Dr. Ruthie Abeliovich (The University of Haifa) This 4-part online conference aims to foster an interdisciplinary dialogue on the performance and artistic creativity of “Kol Nidre” across historical periods, aesthetic forms, mediums and cultural contexts.
Join the UCLA PEER Lab for the first installment in the Pop Up Lab series, hosted by sound artist and composer Alba Triana as she invites us into her workspace and shares her creative process.
This 4-part series focuses on the varied tradition of liturgy in the languages of the Middle East, North Africa, former Ottoman Lands, and beyond, as they are currently practiced in the United States. Part 3 of the series continues to focus on the prayers of Shabbat, and features Asher Shasho Levy.
This 4-part series focuses on the varied tradition of liturgy in the languages of the Middle East, North Africa, former Ottoman Lands, and beyond, as they are currently practiced in the United States. Part 3 of the series continues to focus on the prayers of Shabbat, and features Asher Shasho Levy.
Join the Department of Ethnomusicology as it pays tribute to the career and achievements of Distinguished Professor of Ethnomusicology A.J. Racy who will be retiring from the School of Music.
On the eve of his release of complete works for piano by Ennio Morricone, renowned Italian pianist Roberto Prosseda will discuss and perform Morricone’s rarely heard piano music.
The Undergraduate Student Advisory Board is proud to present the End of Quarter Showcase for the spring quarter of 2021
The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music proudly presents the Benno Rubinyi Award in honor and memory of Benno Rubinyi’s musicianship and through the generosity of the late Jeannette Rubinyi and the Rubinyi family.
Music Alive represents a collection of artful recording projects by Global Jazz Studies combo (Michele Weir, director) with student guest artists, plus special mentoring sessions from music and recording professionals.
FLUX contemporary music ensemble shares video recordings of student performances prepared over the Spring quarter.
