Author Archives: Maryia Krivoruchko

In a modern world filled with global uncertainty, inter-religious misunderstanding and subsequent animosity, music is a rare universal truth.

Valentine’s Day is no longer just for the lovebirds out there.

Most individuals who find themselves inspired by an artistic piece or performance are usually inspired more specifically by a great artistic piece or performance.

Even for those who are lucky enough to find their passion, the road to making the dream a reality can be long and uncertain. The distinct few, like third-year Design | Media Arts student Josh Walker simply find the dream and go for it. No apprehensions tolerated, no questions asked.

A two-time Spring Sing winner, part-time songwriter and full-time student, third-year musical theater student Katie Boeck is taking the UCLA music realm by storm.

In a hip-hop and flamenco combination, the Fowler Museum will showcase Thursday a holistic image of Latin music through traditional and modern fusion and passionate movement.

Unorthodox and daring, the Grammy Award-winning Kronos Quartet takes impeccably rehearsed classical string music, throws in musical influences from every corner of the globe, adds a bit of technology and refuses to let the bow part with the string until the sound created is one never heard before.