Flutist and UC Irvine Professor Patricia Cloud presents a program of expressive works for flute as part of this season’s Artist Series. Showcasing her artistry and versatility, the concert offers an engaging exploration of sound and breath.
Yuliya Minina will be exploring the usage of song forms in instrumental music. She will be joined by her friends and colleagues, Frances Bennett and Sarah Koo. The program will consist of solo piano and piano‐cello pieces, as well as several sets of art songs, featuring works of Pauline Viardot, Clara Schumann, Jean Sibelius, Viktor Kosenko and others.
Memory of the Future is a chamber music concert led by violinist and composer Mari Kimura, offering a program that bridges classical tradition with contemporary innovation.
This two-day interdisciplinary conference is organized by UC Irvine Professor Hossein Omoumi, UC Irvine ICIT Alumni Hesam Abedini and University of Florida Professor Payam Yousefi.
Each night will be a different concert—highlighting the richness and diversity of music in Iran and its diaspora while featuring performances that reflect the evolving traditions, experimental practices and transnational dialogues shaping Iranian musical life today.
Master Class will feature piano and vocal arts students from the Claire Trevor School of the Arts, Department of Music
Free and open to the public
This event is generously supported by the Marjorie and Robert Rawlins Endowment Fund
Master class will feature piano students from the Claire Trevor School of the Arts, Department of Music
Free and open to the public
This event is generously supported by the Marjorie and Robert Rawlins Endowment Fund
Presented by the Department of Music's Integrated Composition, Improvisation, and Technology (ICIT) Ph.D. candidate Chieh Huang.
Exploring the richness of Indigeneity through the beautiful Atayal language and the heritage it brings to contemporary composition.
On Friday March 7th at 1:00pm, acclaimed Canadian pianist, Angela Cheng will perform a solo piano recital, followed by a masterclass for CTSA music department students at 2:00. A major prize-winning virtuoso and Professor of Piano at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Cheng enjoys a full and active concert career, performing at major venues with international artists and world-class orchestras. The performance and master are free and open to the public and will take place in Winifred Smith Hall.
On Friday, January 10th from 1 -3:00pm, pianist, Hans Boepple from Santa Clara University will give a master class for the Music Department piano students. The class is free and open to the public and will be held in Winifred Smith Hall.
