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Join the Claire Trevor School of the Arts for the first Speaker Series presenting scholarly and creative work done by the graduate students in Art, Dance, Drama, and Music.
Presenters:
Feyintoluwa O. Ekisola, Department of Drama
Tarik Garret, Department of Art
Grigorios Mathioudakis, Department of Music
Join the Claire Trevor School of the Arts for the first Speaker Series presenting scholarly and creative work done by the graduate students in Art, Dance, Drama, and Music.
Presenters:
Ezra Anisman, Department of Drama
JoVia Armstrong, Department of Music
Hiroshi Clark, Department of Art
UCI Music undergraduate students in the jazz program will perform in smalls groups and as individuals. The concert will feature virtual real-time performances and videos.
The eleventh annual concert presenting original new works by PhD students in Integrated Composition, Improvisation, and Technology (ICIT) in the UCI Music Department.
Image: CLASSic Studio system, photo by Josh-Simmons
Composer Alain Bonardi, curates a concert of music for instruments and electronics by French composers affiliated with Paris 8 University, including works by Jean-Claude Risset, Horacio Vaggione, Anne Sèdes, Yoko Konishi, Ariadna Alsina, Aline Gorisse, and Alain Bonardi.
Join the Claire Trevor School of the Arts for the first Speaker Series presenting scholarly and creative work done by the graduate students in Art, Dance, Drama, and Music.
Presenters:
Adib Ghorbani, Department of Music
Marc Spaulding, Department of Dance
Leslie Wickham, Department of Drama
Sumanth Gopinath (University of Minnesota) will be giving a presentation entitled "Minimalism as Musical Ideology,” which reflects on the possibility of what it might mean for musical minimalism to function as a form of ideology, and investigates its use in public service-style advertisements concerning the COVID-19 pandemic.
All are invited to this zoom presentation, Feb. 25, 4:30 pm; *please use the zoom link at the bottom of this post.
Join the Claire Trevor School of the Arts for the first Speaker Series presenting scholarly and creative work done by the graduate students in Art, Dance, Drama, and Music.
Presenters:
Eugenia Barbuc, Department of Art
Paul David Flood, Department of Music
Aliya Kerim, Department of Dance
Two-0-Nine Ensemble
