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Music Composition - The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. The Bachelor of Arts in Composition is specifically interested in welcoming composers who demonstrate extraordinary intellectual curiosity and whose primary goal is to communicate with others on a profoundly human level. The program emphasizes the collaborative relationship between ...
The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music Department of Ethnomusicology will welcome pianist and composer Jon Jang for a week-long artist residency, from Jan. 16-20. Jang’s music has been likened in the New York Times to the “…. ‘Third Stream’ composers of the 50’s who married jazz and classical music. Jang honors his two idioms.
In late December, you will be notified if you will proceed in the School of Music's admissions process via email. If you are not chosen to proceed in our final round audition/interview process, you will have three options: 1) request that UCLA change your first choice major; 2) withdraw your application completely; or 3) take no action and ...
Everyone has a story about Barbara Morrison. The L.A. legend was a force unto herself—a powerhouse interpreter of the blues, a jazz singer equal parts suave and sonorous, a scintillating performer who held audiences in thrall. On Saturday, April 29, at 7:00 p.m. The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music will play host to Vocal Night:
Gustavo Dudamel will receive the UCLA Medal on May 7, 2024 in a ceremony at Schoenberg Hall at The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. - As part of the ceremony, Dudamel will conduct a rehearsal of Arturo Márquez’s Danzon No. 8 that will include musicians from UCLA Philharmonia and Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles. - The ceremony will be closed to the public, but you can watch on our livestream ...
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As a public campus, you are free to come and visit the Schoenberg Music Building yourself, or attend any of our over 300 musical and scholarly events. The School of Music hosts weekly tours throughout the academic year, beginning in late September and running through June. Tours of the UCLA campus as a whole are available all year.
