UCI Music undergraduate students in the jazz program will perform in small groups and as individuals for the first virtual show of the year. The concert will be performed in real-time.
View the full program below for the list of selections for each artist.
Violin duo Miolina, Mioi Takeda and Lynn Bechtold, perform a concert of rarely-performed new works for violin(s) and electronics, including works by French composer Jean-Baptiste Favory, UCI professor Mari Kimura, Lynn Bechtold, and others.
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:
Brandye Lee, Department of Dance
Laura Solomon, Department of Art
Jesús López Vargas, Department of Drama
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:
Ivy Guild, Department of Art
Yihui Liu, Department of Music
Fox Worth, Department of Drama
Questions: Contact Vincent Olivieri, Associate Dean for Graduate Affairs, olivieri@uci.edu
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:
Omar Costa Hamido, Department of Music
Amy E. Shine, Department of Drama
Brittany N. Woo, Department of Dance
Ryan Roberts, a California native and one of the newest members of the New York Philharmonic, will be a guest speaker and performer with the combined ensembles of the UCI Music Department. As a student at Santa Monica High School, Mr. Roberts excelled at both piano and oboe and will share some of his wisdom on carving out a career in music.
Composer, pianist, teacher and five-time GRAMMY Award winner, Billy Childs, will be a visiting guest lecturer with the UCI Symphony, UCI Wind Ensemble, UCI Chamber Singers, and the Chamber Class this quarter. Mr. Childs, a multiple Grammy Award winner, will speak to the combined ensembles and field questions on the topic of “Life in The Music World, especially in COVID.”
Boston-based mixed quartet Hub New Music returns to UCI to present – in 360° audio and video – new works by doctoral students in the Integrated Composition Improvisation and Technology program (ICIT). Live conversations with the artists on working in the 360 medium as a response to current times. The event is generously funded by UCI Illuminations and the Gassmann Electronic Music Series.
American conductor and Music Director of the Los Angeles Master Chorale, Grant Gershon, will be a guest of the Music Department’s performing ensembles at UCI this Fall. Maestro Gershon will present to the combined ensembles of UCI Symphony, UCI Wind Ensemble, UCI Chamber Singers, and the Chamber Class.
