The Gluck String Quartet presents a free concert at the Los Angeles Public Library Mark Twain Branch, featuring enthusiastic performances and sharing the knowledge gained in their studies with renowned faculty on their respective instruments.
In concert, the Gluck Woodwind Quintet promises an engaging hour of music performance and education. Whether the pieces are familiar or new, audiences will undoubtedly be delighted by this unique style of chamber music.
The intrepid UCLA piano students from professors Inna Faliks and David Kaplan’s studios will perform Johannes Brahms’s beautiful late short works during a special Klavierabend — a “keyboard evening.”
Explore well-known woodwind chamber music by Piazzolla, Beethoven, Nagao, Taffanel, and D’Rivera played by unusual combinations of wind instruments – diverging from the original composer’s instrumentation.
Christopher Routh’s Junior Recital features three Fantasy Pieces by Robert Schumann as well as works by Serocki and Handel.
Professor and guest artist Antonio Lysy (cello) performs the lyrical and moving Arpeggione sonata of Franz Schubert in an arrangement for solo cello and strings. Works by Benjamin Britten and Gustav Holst round out the program.
While much of the music played by the Gluck Old Time Ensemble stems from the Appalachian string band tradition, old-time music is popular nationwide and musical style varies greatly by region.
The acclaimed Boston-based Winsor Trio presents new student compositions and premieres of work by professors Kay Rhie and David Lefkowitz.
This ethnomusicological documentary reveals how two progressive Tamil Catholic nuns integrate folk arts performance with social analysis, micro-economic sustainability, self-esteem and community development to help advance Dalit women (outcastes or untouchables) in Tamil Nadu, India.
The program features new works by Kenneth Glendon, Michel Klein, Shahab Paranj, Tomàs Peire Serrate and Giovanni Piacentini.
