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.
UCLA doctoral student conductor Stephen Karr conducts his final DMA lecture/recital with UCLA Philharmonia, featuring the virtuosic suite from Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme by Richard Strauss.
UCLA’s outstanding all-campus orchestra performs a program of Verdi, Haydn, Tchaikovsky and Carlos Chávez, under the direction of doctoral orchestral conducting students Stephen Karr and Bruno Nascimento. Doctoral cellist Jason Pegis is soloist in the Haydn Concerto in D major.
Join the UCLA Philharmonia at LACMA for a concert featuring a solo performance by oboist Eli Stefanacci, winner of the 2019 Atwater Kent Woodwinds/Brass/Percussion Concerto Competition.
UCLA Philharmonia performs a concert featuring a solo performance by oboist Eli Stefanacci, winner of the 2019 Atwater Kent Woodwinds/Brass/Percussion Concerto Competition.
Performing as a soloist with an orchestra is a peak musical experience. In the 15th annual All-Star Concert, nine outstanding UCLA students will step into the spotlight with UCLA Philharmonia, the school’s flagship orchestra and one of Southern California’s premier training orchestras.
Renowned composer Richard Danielpour’s 100-minute oratorio—presented in both Hebrew and English—is situated in the historical musical legacy of Bach’s St. Matthew Passion. Featuring the UCLA Philharmonia, Chorale and Chamber Singers.
UCLA Symphony performs works by Schubert, Koussevitsky, and Sibelius. Jules Levy, double bass. Bruno Bastos di Nascimento and Stephen Karr, conductors.
Denis Bouriakov joins UCLA Philharmonia for his debut concert as a UCLA faculty member. The program features orchestral showpieces by Martinu, Bernstein, and Tchaikovsky.
In a survey of Percussion Chamber Music by female composers, The Feminine Mystique features the world premier of Joan Huang’s Yellow Crane Tower for trumpet and percussion quartet, as well as works by Johanna Beyer, Kristen Shiner McGuire, Carolyn Bremer, and Julia Wolffe.
