Join us for an innovative new production of Iphigénie en Tauride for the Opera UCLA ensemble featuring students from voice and opera. Iphigénie en Tauride follows the cursed House of Atreus in ancient Greece. Spared from sacrifice by the goddess Artemis, Iphigénie is carried to Tauris, where she serves as a priestess among a people
Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music as we welcome pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi for the Winter installment of our 2025/26 David L. Abell Piano Master Series, a concert series which features renowned artists visiting UCLA to perform and work with our piano students. About Antonio Pompa-Baldi: Born and raised in Foggia, Italy, Antonio
Join the UCLA Philharmonia for the 2026 installment of their bi-annual Hear Now Festival concert. Click here to see the exciting program of this installment of the 2026 Hear Now Festival.
The End-of-quarter Guitar Recital will feature solo, chamber, and ensemble performances by guitar students, alumni, and faculty, conducted by Dr. Mircea Gogoncea.
The Advanced Vocal Literature class, featuring UCLA’s most advanced classical singers under the direction of Professor Juliana Gondek and collaborative pianist Victoria Kirsch, present an eclectic mix of English and American art songs from the 18th to the 21st centuries.
The UCLA Symphonic Band opens the concert with band works by Alfred Reed, Frank Ticheli, Cait Nishimura, and Percy Aldridge Grainger, as well as a medley of songs from The Wizard of Oz and P.D.Q. Bach’s Grand Serenade for an Awful Lot of Winds and Percussion. The UCLA Wind Ensemble opens the second half with
UCLA piano majors from the studios of Inna Faliks and David Kaplan play American music for piano, ranging from Florence Price to Philip Glass to George Gershwin.
UCLA Camarades (“The Music of Friends”) is the title given to the chamber music program that is guided and driven by the String Department. It offers superior coaching to all ensembles incorporating strings, from trios to octets, with a special consideration to the rich string quartet literature. These endeavors of study and instruction are crowned
UCLA Symphony, our remarkable all-campus orchestra, presents its second concert of the 2025-26 season. 108 musicians strong, Symphony is led by graduate conducting majors and features graduate performance-major soloists. It draws its membership from every corner of the campus and plays to packed Schoenberg Hall audiences.
