UCLA Symphony, our remarkable all-campus orchestra, presents its first 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 Hall Schoenberg audiences. Symphony’s fall program features a performance of Beethoven’s beloved
Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music for an evening of chamber music highlighting members of the woodwind family.
The UCLA flute studio presents a recital featuring the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and Anna Bon di Venezia
The UCLA Choral Studies Fall concert celebrates music of the season as well as other treasured choral works.
Dr. James Lent leads his class of pianists in a varied concert featuring works for piano duet, piano duo, piano quartet, violin and piano, voice and piano, piano concertos, and other unique combinations.
Join Dr. Jan Berry Baker and her students as they present an evening of works showcasing the saxophone.
Join the UCLA Saxophone Studio as we host Valentin Kovalev for a brief performance and masterclass. About Valentin Kovalev: Classical saxophonist Valentin Kovalev is redefining the voice of the saxophone for the 21st century. His commanding performances, innovative programming, and powerful digital presence are elevating the instrument on the world’s most prestigious stages.
OCTOBER 16-19: The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music and the Center for Musical Humanities present a four-day event exploring different perspectives on trauma and disabilities in the arts. Free and open to the public, the conference will feature musical performances, art installations, panel discussions and audience interaction. A conference featuring artists, scholars and students whose
OCTOBER 16-19: The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music and the Center for Musical Humanities present a four-day event exploring different perspectives on trauma and disabilities in the arts. Free and open to the public, the conference will feature musical performances, art installations, panel discussions and audience interaction. A conference featuring artists, scholars and students whose
OCTOBER 16-19: The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music and the Center for Musical Humanities present a four-day event exploring different perspectives on trauma and disabilities in the arts. Free and open to the public, the conference will feature musical performances, art installations, panel discussions and audience interaction. A conference featuring artists, scholars and students whose
