Balkan quartet Gluck Groupa Pendari adds a comptemporary twist on traditional music

A man emulates a woman’s voice while an accordion player rhythmically taps his shoembourine, a tambourine attached to a shoe, on the floor. While the scene may seem like it was taken straight out of “Bonanza,” it is exactly the kind of entertainment that UCLA’s Gluck Groupa Pendari’s performance will include. Also known as the UCLA Gluck Balkan Ensemble, this quartet will be performing Thursday night as part of the Fowler Museum’s “Fowler Out Loud” concert series.