Escuchando la Frontera – Listening to Collections and Communities
The Strachwitz Frontera Collection at UCLA features the largest collection of Mexican and Mexican American recordings in existence.
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UCLA Camarades Chamber Ensemble – Concert Two
This is the final performance of the year-long Camarades’ season.
uclaFlux Spring 2019 Contemporary Chamber Music Concert
Devoted to the performance of chamber music from the 20th and 21st centuries, uclaFLUX spring concert offers an exciting program of thought-provoking works. Directed by Grammy-winner and UCLA pianist Gloria Cheng.
Popper Fridays
Join us for an hour-long program of diverse, exciting music featuring talented students representing our Department of Music.
UCLA Brass Ensemble Spring Concert
The UCLA Brass Ensemble Spring Concert showcases the work of our talented brass students. This concert will feature different sizes and combinations of brass ensembles. Trumpets, trombones, horns, tubas, and more come together in a lively evening of music.
Open Recording Session with Wadada Leo Smith
Wadada Leo Smith is joined by pianist Vicki Ray and vocalist and UCLA musicologist Nina Eidsheim for a recording of portions of Smith’s The Four Symphonies and other works.
Ankhrasmation Workshop with Wadada Leo Smith
Bring your instruments and voices! Wadada Leo Smith will teach aspects of the Ankhrasmation musical language in a participatory mode.
Open Rehearsal: Works by Wadada Leo Smith
This rehearsal of portions of Wadada Leo Smith’s The Four Symphonies and new compositions is open to the public.
Tuba Masterclass with Tzu-Tung Pan
Tzu-Tung Pan is Principal Tubist of the Kaohsiung Symphony Orchestra and an innovator in the field of brass pedagogy.
Locating Western Popular Music in Ethnomusicology: Disciplinary Identity in the Twenty-first Century
What does it mean to be an ethnomusicologist in the 21st century? This lecture examines the study of Western popular music within the traditional ethnomusicological framework.