“Music, Sound, & Self” is a conference and celebration of interdisciplinary music studies, featuring seniors of the Department of Musicology at The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. Ranging from compositions and performances to films and papers, this capstone conference showcases compelling creative-scholarly projects that are deeply personal, exploratory, reflexive, and rigorous. Come join us
Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music for a masterclass with renowned violinist Lina Bahn.\ About Lina Bahn: Lina Bahn is a violinist with a keen interest in collaborative and innovative repertoire, and has been called “brilliant” and “lyrical” by the Washington Post. Her publication of Mean Fiddle Summer (Naxos Label) was hailed, “From start to finish,
Part of the Iranian Music Conference Series Zoom Link Moderator: Dr. Shahab Paranj Panelists: Dr. Vali Mahlouji Dr. Josh Charney The Shiraz Festival of Arts was an annual international summer arts festival held in Iran, serving as a platform for the encounter between Eastern and Western cultures. It took place from 1967 to 1977 in
A Conference and Program at UCLA May 19-21, 2024 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Synagogue, Conference Presentations will now be held at UCLA Hillel, 574 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024. Hillel is across the street from UCLA Parking Structure 2. The Ancient Law: A Cine-Concert will now be held at
The Music of Turkey Ensemble and the Music of Korea Ensemble showcase traditional music from these regions on the same stage. In the Music of Turkey Ensemble class, students learn to perform the vocal and instrumental repertoire from art music, fasil, folk, and other genres found in Turkey and its periphery. Students may choose to sing
The Music of China Ensemble and Music of Thailand Ensemble showcase traditional music from these regions on the same stage. The Music of China Ensemble performs arias from Kun opera of the 15th century, silk-and-bamboo music from the Shanghai area, folk dances for festive celebration, zheng zither music in the Keijia style from Canton Province,
