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30 Years of Stones Throw Records with Peanut Butter Wolf - Berry Gordy Speaker Series
Oct. 06
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Coltrane at 100: Symposium
Oct. 09
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Coltrane at 100: Meditations / Infinity
Oct. 10
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Pianist Vicki Ray: Concert Curation IS Composition!
Oct. 14
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Arnold Schoenberg and That Ol' Atonal Music: A Conversation
Oct. 15
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Sound Communities: How Ethnomusicology Can Make the World a Better Place
Oct. 16
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UCLA Bassoon Day
Oct. 17
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Music Alive in the Archive: Legacy and Promise -- 65 Years of the UCLA Ethnomusicology Archive
Oct. 24
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LA’s 33 Strings (三十三絃の会)
Oct. 24
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Kinnara Gagaku in Concert
Oct. 24
Perhaps to be too practical is madness. To surrender dreams — this may be madness. Too much sanity may be madness — and maddest of all: to see life as it is, and not as it should be! – Don Quixote Immerse yourself in the fantastical world of Don Quixote, where comic misadventures, tender moments and heroic dreams come vividly to life in Richard Strauss’s dazzling tone poem. As the Don, UCLA Philharmonia welcomes our new Professor of Cello Ben Hong in his Philharmonic debut, alongside his trusty sidekick Sancho Panza (aka UCLA Professor of Viola Che-Yen Chen). Before intermission, we’ll do a deep dive into the novel and the tone poem with Prof. Hong, UCLA Distinguished Professor Barbara Fuchs (one of the world’s leading Cervantes scholars) and our Philharmonia musicians. All hail the Knight Errant!