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.
A documentary about important keys of the creative process and how to develop your own voice as an artist. Directed by Grammy Award-winning Percussionist/Composer/Filmmaker Arturo Stable, one of our Global Jazz Studies percussion instructors.
Join us for a masterclass by Aaron Larget-Caplan, whose collaborations with composers, multi-media capabilities, publications, and concert organizing skills will inspire our students. Of particular recent interest are Aaron’s electro-acoustic collaborations with local and national composers.
The UCLA Symphonic Band presents an informal concert of band favorites in the Schoenberg Music Building Band Room beginning at 4 p.m. Guest conductors include DMA student Michael James and MM student Nicholas Junker.
The Aperture Duo visits the Department of Music for a residency with our Composition faculty and students. The residency is in three parts, with tonight being the first segment of the residency and showcasing performances of works in progress by our student composers. In January of 2023, the ensemble returns to the School for a pair of concerts, one featuring student works and the other featuring faculty pieces and works from the Duo’s repertoire.
Please join us for a staged presentation of the delightful Handel Opera, “Acis and Galatea.” We will have two performances, both presented with a full chorus, soloists, and a Baroque period orchestra.
Please join us for a staged presentation of the delightful Handel Opera, “Acis and Galatea.” We will have two performances, both presented with a full chorus, soloists, and a Baroque period orchestra.
Join the UCLA Classical Saxophone Studio, led by Prof. Jan Berry Baker, as we present works showcasing our talented saxophone students.
