Renowned violinist and recently appointed Professor of Violin at Yale University, Tai Murray has established herself as a musical voice of a generation. “Technically flawless… vivacious and scintillating… It is without doubt that Murray’s style of playing is more mature than that of many seasoned players…” (Muso Magazine). This event is made possible by the
The UCLA Robert U. Nelson Lecture Series, hosted by the Center for Musical Humanities, presents a talk by Dr. Trevor Reed, “Do You Care About Indigenous Sound” and response by Dr. Jessica Bissett Perea. Abstract: In this keynote and discussion, I look forward to exploring the relationships between sound and care, specifically our obligations as
Cash Langi, a student of Theresa Diamond, presents a Senior percussion recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Erica Hou, a student of Theresa Diamond, presents a Junior percussion recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Celeste Crabb, a student of Gregory Goodall, presents a Junior percussion recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Matthew LeFebvre, a student of Gregory Goodall, presents a Junior percussion recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
Hannah Stefureak, a student of Aubrey Foard, presents a Senior tuba recital. To view this recital online, please click “Watch Livestream”.
An all-day event featuring a variety of percussion masterclasses, workshops, and an evening performance featuring students and invited artists.
Come meet music industry insiders (and School of Music alums) at this panel discussion. Alumni Board members will dialogue with students about the challenges and opportunities that accompany careers in the music industry. The panel will be followed by a reception with light hors d’oeuvres for students, alumni, and members of the board. 5:30
Come take a walk through Schoenberg Music Building and witness an eclectic exhibition of student projects in dance, film, music, acting, and visual mediums. Featuring student artists from The Herb Alpert School of Music, the School of the Arts and Architecture, and the School of Theater, Film and Television, this exhibition is a self-guided art
