Jocelyn Wang Violin Recital
Jocelyn Wang, a student of Movses Pogossian, presents a Junior violin recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Jocelyn Wang, a student of Movses Pogossian, presents a Junior violin recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Claire Parker, a student of James Miller, presents a Senior trombone recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Tivoli Treloar, a student of Juliana Gondek, presents a Senior voice recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Abby Higgins, a student of Amy Sanchez, presents a Senior horn recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Matthew Rasmussen, a student of John Steinmetz, presents a Masters bassoon recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
The Selma Moidel Smith Recital series celebrates and honors former UCLA music student Selma Moidel Smith. This year’s recital features Phyllis Pan, an exceptional doctoral student in the School of Music. Pan will perform original compositions by Selma Moidel Smith, other works, and a new piano trio by UCLA graduate composition student Morgan Kelly Moss.
The panel will address how they came to EDM, create safer spaces for their communities, negotiate the line between visibility and surveillance of queer and people of color, and how club spaces foster creative communities. The intention of the panel is to raise awareness about the aesthetic contributions of Los Angeles’s queer and communities of color to EDM, archiving marginalized communities, and the praxis of carving out space in hostile terrains.
For their final concert of the academic year, the UCLA Symphonic Band and UCLA Wind Ensemble present a concert of all-American music, celebrating connections between composers and recognizing two leaders in the field as they retire from professorial positions. The UCLA Symphonic Band opens with Michael Markowski’s Shadow Rituals, winner of the first Frank Ticheli Composition Contest
MUSE, an undergraduate research journal for music studies at UCLA, invites you to its fourth annual conference! The four authors published in our Spring 2023 general issue will present their work, followed by a Q&A. This event is free and open to the public. Panelists: Lauren Park (Swarthmore College), “White Heather Club: A Twentieth-Century Taste