Hear + Việt + Film: a Symposium on Trans-Vietnamese Music in Film is a two-day event bringing together scholars, filmmakers, and composers for a critical reassessment of music in Vietnamese film. Featuring lecture panels, film screenings, and Q&A sessions, the event seeks to bridge transnational as well as transdisciplinary perspectives on this global medium. It
Concert featuring UCLA Jazz Combos, directed by Terence Blanchard, Clayton Cameron, Charley Harrison, Roberto Miranda, and Michele Weir. With special guests, the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz Performance Ensemble at UCLA.
The World Jazz and Intercultural Improvisation Ensemble and the Charles Mingus Ensemble will be performing well-known jazz standards as well as compositions by the faculty directors and the students.
Regents’ Professor Huib Schippers crosses disciplines in a search for the mysteries of music vitality and sustainability, introducing the concept of cultural ecosystems to efficiently support musicians and communities to sustain the music they treasure on their own terms.
The 45-voice UCLA Chamber Singers and the 90-voice UCLA Choral will provide a stunningly beautiful performance intended to create memories and evoke emotions.
Join us for a dynamic evening of modern music performed by the uclaFLUX contemporary music ensemble, which is devoted to the performance of chamber music from the 20th and 21st centuries. uclaFLUX explores and embraces new approaches and techniques associated with the myriad of ever-evolving languages of contemporary music.
Comprised of UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music’s acclaimed string faculty and its most gifted students, UCLA Camarades is a versatile chamber ensemble that ranges from duos to full string orchestra. Since its inception in 2009, Camarades ensembles have performed at numerous chamber music series and venues throughout Los Angeles.
Founded in 2002, UCLA Symphony is UCLA’s campus-wide orchestra, drawing its membership from throughout the university community and performing a full spectrum of symphonic repertoire. Join us for our final concert of the fall ’22 season.
The UCLA Philharmonia rounds out the fall quarter season with performances of works including Alexander Veprik’s “Trauergesang” Op. 20 (1933), Bloch Suite for Viola (1919), and Brahms Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op. 90.
The Fall Woodwind Chamber Music Concert features 40 performers in 10 ensembles performing works by Bernhard Heiden, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Malcolm Arnold, Dinu Lipatti, Gioachino Rossini, George Ligeti, Nicole Chamberlain, John Steinmetz, Jean Francaix, and Pablo de Sarasate.
