Episode 4 features a collaborative performance by two groups, Tsvey Brider and Baymele. In various combinations, the two ensembles perform original, stylistically diverse compositions of Yiddish poetry in addition to music of Jewish eastern Europe.
This concert of moon-themed art songs for voice and piano concludes with a rare performance of George Crumb’s magical “Night of the Four Moons” with texts by Federico Garcia Lorca.
Presentations by: Ariel Adelman, Lola Rice, Conan Gentil, Cheri Sledge, Lillian Xie, John Winn, and Claire Byrne 3:00 – 3:15: “The Impending Vocal Renaissance” by Claire Byrne 3:30 – 3:40: “Offbeat: Rhythm Cognition in Disability” by Ariel Adelman 3:45 – 4:00: “Theme and Variations from Your Nightmare: The Use of Bach’s Goldberg Variations in a
The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music presents the 2nd day of the annual Musicology Capstone Thesis Conference, featuring Presentations by Ariel Adelman, Lola Rice, Conan Gentil, Cheri Sledge, Lillian Xie, John Winn, and Claire Byrne.
WORLD PREMIERE — A new opera revealing the fate of Lady Macbeth
Opera UCLA presents Donizetti’s evergreen comedy THE ELIXIR OF LOVE in a new production by UCLA alumnus stage director James Darrah. Focusing on the singers, Darrah reveals the complexities and challenges of learning to love when you feel that no one cares.
Opera UCLA presents Donizetti’s evergreen comedy THE ELIXIR OF LOVE in a new production by UCLA alumnus stage director James Darrah. Focusing on the singers, Darrah reveals the complexities and challenges of learning to love when you feel that no one cares.
Opera UCLA presents Donizetti’s evergreen comedy THE ELIXIR OF LOVE in a new production by UCLA alumnus stage director James Darrah. Focusing on the singers, Darrah reveals the complexities and challenges of learning to love when you feel that no one cares.
Opera UCLA presents Donizetti’s evergreen comedy THE ELIXIR OF LOVE in a new production by UCLA alumnus stage director James Darrah. Focusing on the singers, Darrah reveals the complexities and challenges of learning to love when you feel that no one cares.
UCLA Philharmonia concludes its 2021-22 season with our 17th annual “All-Star Concert,” a program featuring solo performances by eight of our finest Music Department performance majors chosen by audition.
