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Past Events Winter Quarter 2003
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Quiet on the Set!
Motion Pictures Filmed at UCLA
January 10 - March 21, 2003
This exhibit commemorated
films that had been shot on location at UCLA from the early 1980's
to the present. Visitors were challenged to name locations from
studio photos provided courtesy of the UCLA Arts Library Special
Collections, the UCLA Archives and the UCLA Daily Bruin.
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Musica Humana: The UCLA Early Music Collective
Friday, January 24 7:30pm
Musae Iovis: Four Generations of Franco-Flemish Composers, 1450-1550
Between 1450 and 1550 several generations of Franco-Flemish Church
and court musicians achieved international fame, emerging as a recognized
"school" of Northern European composers of sacred and secular
music. This concert featured the beautiful vocal music of over a dozen
Franco-Flemish masters, including pieces by Gilles Binchois, Johannes
Ockeghem, Josquin Desprez, Nicolas Gombert, and their contemporaries,
in a program arranged around a series of laments composed by students
in honor of their teachers. The performers were Elizabeth Altman,
Martin Daughtry, Amy Frishkey, Jonathan Greenberg, Sara Gross, Gordon
Haramaki, Barbara Hui, Elisabeth Le Guin, Louis Niebur, Holley Replogle,
Erica Scheinberg, and Jacqueline Warwick.
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UCLA
Guitar Ensemble
Wednesday, January 29 4-5pm
UCLA alumnus
Payam Larijani returned to Powell for the last time joining UCLA
classical guitarists Jan Pochop and Sam Vierra in trios by Werdin,
Schubert and Hindesmith; duos by De Falla, Satie, Poulec and J.S.
Bach, and solo works.
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The UCLA Early Music Workshop
Elisabeth Le Guin, director
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The USC Thornton Early Music Ensemble
James Tyler, director
Friday, February
28 8-9:30pm
"The Popular Muse"
To more than
a full house in the first collegium musicum at UCLA in ten years,
these two early music ensembles totalling 25 musicians joined for
a program of late Renaissance and early Baroque music by composers
who found inspiration in the popular styles of their day. Included
were works by composers Sandrin, Ortiz, Praetorius, Monteverdi,
Gastoldi, Uccellini, Stefani, Marini, Scheidt, Cazzati, and original
variations on the "passamezzo antico" all played on period
string, brass, and keyboard instruments.
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by C. Brown |
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Last updated: March 25, 2003 |
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