Westwood Village Concert Series – Music of Mexico Ensemble Thursday, October 4: 12:00pm – 1:00pm Westwood Village Farmers Market, Broxton Ave (Performance at Kinross Ave. where it meets Westwood Boulevard and Broxton Avenue) Free Admission Join us for a weekly music lunchtime concert series during October in the heart of Westwood Village. Concerts are free
Saxophonist McCoy Mrubata and pianist Paul Hanmer stand as two of the most important and influential musicians in South African jazz today. Drawing from their own compositions, as well as South African jazz standards of the past 50 years, McCoy and Paul provide an incredible glimpse into one of the world’s most fascinating and creative jazz cultures.
On the afternoon of 29 November, we will present a symposium featuring Álvaro Torrente, professor at the Universidad complutense de Madrid; Barbara Fuchs, professor in the UCLA Departments of English and Spanish & Portuguese, and director of The Comedia in Translation and Performance Working Group; and Elisabeth Le Guin, professor of Musicology at UCLA.
Lecture by jazz vocalist and composer Luciana Souza. Using the styles and rhythms of her native Brazil, Souza will describe her process for writing jazz pieces.
The UCLA Early Music Ensemble will present a concert featuring Spanish Renaissance music original to the comedias, side by side with creative re-imaginings of songs and scenes through Mexican son jarocho and original hip-hop stylings.
UCLA Philharmonia, Chorale, Chamber Singers and soloists perform Gustav Mahler’s monumental Symphony No. 2 in Royce Hall.
Lost Childhood follows a Jewish psychiatrist who eluded death as a boy in Poland during the war, and a German colleague born into a family with Nazi sympathies. Featuring scenic and lighting designers from the Department of Theater and performers from the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music.
Lost Childhood follows a Jewish psychiatrist who eluded death as a boy in Poland during the war, and a German colleague born into a family with Nazi sympathies. Featuring scenic and lighting designers from the Department of Theater and performers from the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music.
Lost Childhood follows a Jewish psychiatrist who eluded death as a boy in Poland during the war, and a German colleague born into a family with Nazi sympathies. Featuring scenic and lighting designers from the Department of Theater and performers from the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music.
Lost Childhood follows a Jewish psychiatrist who eluded death as a boy in Poland during the war, and a German colleague born into a family with Nazi sympathies. Featuring scenic and lighting designers from the Department of Theater and performers from the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music.
