Music of Bali and African American Music Ensemble
The Music of Bali and African American Music ensembles showcase traditional music from these regions on the same stage.
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Graham Haynes Residency: Conduction Workshop 2
Graham Haynes, an American cornetist, trumpeter and composer, explores the concept known as “conduction” in a series of three workshops with students across instruments, genres and musical styles.
Graham Haynes Residency: Conduction Workshop 1
Graham Haynes, an American cornetist, trumpeter and composer, explores the concept known as “conduction” in a series of three workshops with students across instruments, genres and musical styles.
In Remembrance: Classical Music by Armenian Composers
The UCLA Armenian Music Ensemble brings Armenia’s rich musical history to life with a program featuring exquisite chamber music by Komitas Vardapet and compositions by Aram Khachaturian, Edward Mirzoian, and Alan Hovhaness.
UCLA Klezmer Ensemble with Michael Winograd, Clarinet
Clarinetist Michael Winograd is one of the most respected and versatile working musicians in klezmer music today.
Concert: Celebrating A. J. RACY’s 40 Years at UCLA
Special guest artists, students, faculty and alumni present a concert of Racy’s original compositions. Also featured will be an Arab takht ensemble, comprised of ‘ud, nay, violin, and other traditional Arab instruments.
Music & Ecstasy: Celebrating A. J. RACY’s 40 Years at UCLA (Day Two)
This two-day conference and concert series celebrates UCLA Distinguished Professor A. J. Racy’s four decades of teaching in the Department of Ethnomusicology at UCLA. The conference features papers by international scholars and more than a dozen of his former students, who graduated from 1988 to 2017.
Music & Ecstasy: Celebrating A. J. RACY’s 40 Years at UCLA (Day One)
This two-day conference and concert series celebrates UCLA Distinguished Professor A. J. Racy’s four decades of teaching in the Department of Ethnomusicology at UCLA. The conference features papers by international scholars and more than a dozen of his former students, who graduated from 1988 to 2017.
Razak Khan — Between Sangeet and Mausiqi: Rethinking Hindustani Music and Muslim Cultural Reform in Colonial India
Lecture by Razak Khan that examines the relationship between Muslims and music as articulated by a variety of actors in the age of Hinduization and the Nationalization of Music in colonial India.
Henry Threadgill in Residence: Compositional Solutions for Student Composers
Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Henry Threadgill leads a workshop for student composers aimed at helping them solve their composition problems.