CANCELLED: Spring Undergraduate Composers Concert
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this performance has been cancelled. Please join us Tuesday 5/12/26 for the Spring Graduate Composer’s concert.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this performance has been cancelled. Please join us Tuesday 5/12/26 for the Spring Graduate Composer’s concert.
Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music for an evening featuring the works of our graduate composition students.
Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music for an evening of music featuring the works of our esteemed composition faculty.
Please join us on for the 2026 Musicology Capstone Presentations on May 20th, 2026 from 9am-2:45pm in 1230 Schoenberg Music Building (Green Room).
Listening Back: Community and the Life of Archival Sound This talk examines how archival sound recordings can reenter cultural life when they are returned to the communities from which they originate. Drawing on work at the University of the Philippines Center for Ethnomusicology and the Sagada Community Archives Initiative in the northern Cordillera region, the
No group of compositions occupies a more central position in chamber music than Beethoven’s string quartets. The six quartets of his opus 18, completed in 1800, are the magnum opus of Beethoven’s first decade at Vienna, and build upon the legacy of Haydn and Mozart. This event is coordinated with the 2nd performance of the Beethoven
Join us for rare behind-the-scenes access: step inside the rehearsal room and watch the world-renowned Ehnes Quartet bring Beethoven’s revolutionary quartets to life as they prepare for the opening night of their complete Beethoven Cycle. About the Ehnes Quartet Residency The Ehnes Quartet, embarking on an exciting three-year partnership with the UCLA Herb Alpert School
The sonic presence of bagpipes has become a ubiquitous and necessary aspect of line-of-duty funerals and 9/11 memorials, much like “Taps” in military ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers. But the direct line between Irish or Scottish musical traditions and recent invented traditions for those in public service are blurry or imagined. This presentation will discuss areas in