A group of college students performs alongside beatboxers and participates in choreographed dances and mass warm-ups.
Author Archives: Shreya Aiyar
Q&A: Australia’s electro-pop duo ‘The Presets’ talks about style, the touring life and musical maturation
Since its first studio album debut in 2005, electronic duo The Presets have emerged from Australia’s underground techno scene to become one of the nation’s popular dance music groups. Comprised of Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes, the group creates techno and dance beats familiar to fans of the club scene and also experiments with sound and mood […]
James Conlon lectures aim to revive interest in opera
Nineteenth century opera, often thought of as old-fashioned and obsolete, is definitely not on a list of trendy music for the modern age. The chairs of UCLA’s musicology department and comparative literature department said they hope to change that perception. Starting tonight, maestro James Conlon of the L.A. Opera, in conjunction with UCLA’s musicology and […]
Album Review: ‘Heartthrob’
After a hiatus of three years, Tegan and Sara, Canadian indie rocker twins based in heartfelt guitar-laden music, have burst back onto the scene with their seventh studio production “Heartthrob.”
Chosen musicians showcase talent in All-Star concert
Tonight, UCLA Philharmonia will feature works performed by student soloists, aptly titled “All-Stars” because of the competitive selection process.
An Evening of Shakespeare presents medley, entertainment
Watching a Shakespearean play is one thing ““ keeping track of many scenes from different plays is another.
UCLA Wind Ensemble to play in first concert of school year
Tonight, the UCLA Wind Ensemble will showcase works spanning a spectrum of composers and musical stylings in its fall quarter concert. The performance will be held in Schoenberg Hall and also marks the first concert of the new school year for the band members.