Join us for the culmination of the 2020-21 UCLA Gluck Fellows program. The Gluck Showcase Concert features performances from different UCLA Gluck Ensembles for an audience of K-12 students from partner schools throughout the LA area.
Assistant Professor of Piano David Kaplan performs a program of keyboard fantasies, including new works by Anthony Cheung and Christopher Cerrone. Each new piece is paired with fantasy from the past: an unmeasured prelude by Louis Couperin, and the Mozart C minor fantasy, K. 475. The program culminates with Beethoven’s Sonata, Op. 110, in which sonata and fantasy forms meet.
Our eighth panel in the Indo-Persian Confluence series studies Indian music history using Indo-Persian sources.
Canadian Brass hornist and Professor of Horn at Indiana University, Jeff Nelsen, discusses his techniques for creating a mindset of Fearless Performance.
Dr. Justin Benavidez conducts a masterclass with students of the Tuba and Euphonium studio. Dr. Benavidez is an Assistant Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at Florida State University College of Music and performs as principal tuba of the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra.
Join us for a workshop for educators on using the interactive e-book Our Culture Resounds, Our Future Reveals for classes along a range of topics from performing arts to Asian American studies. Authors and contributors will discuss how to engage students by pairing the text with online digital archival recordings for a multimedia learning experience centered around community voices.
This virtual round table conversation is centered on Community Engagement and Outreach with the members of the Apple Hill String Quartet and its Executive Director Lenny Matczynski, The round table will incorporate an active conversation with the students and faculty of the Herb Alpert School of Music, and also feature a Chamber Music Masterclass featuring chamber groups from the UCLA Gluck Fellows Program.
Associate Principal Horn of the San Francisco Symphony, and physician/immunologist, Mark Almond will work with UCLA Horn Students in a Masterclass and discuss his unique career path.
Q&A with cellist, composer, and educator Tomeka Reid will be featured in a musical presentation, followed by a Q&A session with the artist moderated by Distinguished Professor James Newton.
Cellist, composer, and educator Tomeka Reid leads a masterclass on improvisation with selected Global Jazz Students.
