Performances Take Place in the Residential Series of the Chancellor
UCLA's Tenth Year Music Series Kicks Off with a Diverse Lineup
The tenth year of UCLA's esteemed music series is underway, and the performances are set to captivate audiences at Mrs. Carol Block's residence. Although the performers for the opening date, February 28, remain unspecified, the series promises an exciting lineup from the university's talented students.
The series commences with a mix of vocal and instrumental performances. On March 6, Gal Kohav will take the stage, accompanied by Victoria Kirsch, for a poignant exploration of "Worlds Apart: Songs of Loss, Songs of Love". Gal Kohav's performance is followed by a trio consisting of Vanessa Martucci, Jared Jones, and Vicktoria Kirsch on March 8, where they will perform German Lieder.
Joining the lineup on March 7 is Jade Cook, alongside Douglas Sumi in a vocal performance. The day before, on March 6, Ian Bankhead, Nicole Galisatus, Sarah Wooden, and Jamie Kang will perform together in a Clarinet Quintet. The series continues on March 7 with Hannah Yocute, Joseph Seyedan, Juan Rivera, Aaron Dozal, and Payam Larijani, who will perform as part of a Classical Guitar Ensemble.
Mrs. Carol Block, a dedicated supporter of UCLA's arts community, invites UCLA staff to hear these exceptional students perform. The series showcases a diverse range of talent from various areas and departments across the UCLA campus.
While specific details about the performers for the 10th year edition of the series are not yet available, the search results do not reveal any explicit information about this particular event. However, for those interested, checking UCLA's official music department announcements or event archives directly may provide further insights.
Stay tuned for more updates on UCLA's tenth year music series, a celebration of the university's rich musical heritage and the promising talents of its students.
During the UCLA's tenth year music series, attendees will witness a blend of education-and-self-development, entertainment, and music through an array of performances. The series not only encompasses vocal and instrumental performances but also explores various genres, such as the German Lieder that will be presented by a trio on March 8.
