De-Stress and Draw with Live Music
The Music Library at UCLA welcomes you to our fall quarter De-Stress and Draw! We are excited to host live performances by Sahara Grim, Sarah Yocute, Justin Inbar, Aaron Dozal, and Hanna Yocute.
The Music Library at UCLA welcomes you to our fall quarter De-Stress and Draw! We are excited to host live performances by Sahara Grim, Sarah Yocute, Justin Inbar, Aaron Dozal, and Hanna Yocute.
Grammy Award-winning soprano Hila Plitmann begins her week-long UCLA residency by joining renowned composer and professor Richard Danielpour in conversation. The evening will offer insight into how Plitmann, one of the great performers of our time, approaches new music and how composers and performers collaborate in the process.
“Sold Out! Watch via livestream! In celebration of the reopening of the Ethnomusicology Archive, Wondem Band performs a program featuring a mix of East African-influenced Ethiopian jazz, Sudanese soul, and traditional secular music from Somalia and Eritrea.
Michel Klein, composer and UCLA Ph.D. candidate, curates a concert of Jewish concert works, all composed in the last few decades. Featuring professional musicians and students from Herb Alpert School of Music, this concert will have you re-think the concept of Jewish music.
The collaborative piano class presents a varied evening of works including piano concertos, violin works, vocal works, and works for 6 hands, 8 hands, and Tchaikovsky’s “Waltz of the Flowers” arranged for 4 Pianos! Also featuring MM graduates Vanessa Martucci, soprano, and Stephanie Nagler, violin.
Meagan Martin, mezzo-soprano, is joined by pianist Douglas Sumi and by flutist Anastasia Petanova for her final DMA recital.
Featuring new music by Nicholas Carlozzi, Moni Guo, Mason Lewis, Sebastian Ma, and Tomas Peire
The UCLA LatinJazz Big Band, the Contemporary Jazz Ensemble, and the UCLA Jazz Orchestra, directed by world-class jazz artists, will be performing well-known jazz standards as well as original compositions.
Concert featuring UCLA student jazz combos directed by world-class jazz instructors.
Join the UCLAÂ Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance Ensemble for a Jam Session in the UCLA Music Library. The afternoon will begin with a 45-minute set by the Ensemble, followed by an open jam session.