To Robert Berkman, a piano-like instrument wrongly believed to play itself was the perfect challenge to his creativity. Read more...
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“Ethnickelodeon: A Pianola Concert with Robert Berkman” will take place today at 7 p.m. at the Jan Popper Theater.
(Courtesy of Robert Berkman)
In 15 years of dancing, Abi Ameele has choreographed performances for groups as small as two people and as large as 90. Read more...
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Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and Delta Gamma sorority rehearse for their production performance for Friday’s Spring Sing. The Spring Sing tradition originally began as an annual Pan-Hellenic competition called Greek Sing.
Back in high school, Kirk Brundage's jam band opened for the famous Brazilian percussionist Airto Moreira. Read more...
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The Brazilian music ensemble BatUCLAda will perform with the Music and Dance of Ghana Ensemble at the Fowler Museum on the UCLA campus today at 6 p.m.
courtesy of KIRK BRUNDAGE
When the rockers of thatwasthen took the prize for best band in last year's Spring Sing competition, they had only just begun recording their work. Read more...
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James Bunning, a fourth-year English student, has been working on writing new songs and developing his music since he performed at Spring Sing two years ago.
UCLA's musical group Road to Damascus includes singers from a wide range of musical backgrounds and tastes, from one member who is trained in classical violin to another who was part of a screamo band throughout high school. Read more...
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Road to Damascus, the only co-ed, Christian a cappella group on the UCLA campus, will be holding its annual spring concert tonight in Ackerman Green Room. (courtesy of Clement Lee)
The acoustic guitar and the piano are two staples of solo performance. Though the basic sounds of these instruments are always the same, a great solo performer can bring something entirely new to the instruments when he or she is alone on stage. Read more...
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DJ Harper, last year’s Overall, Bruin Choice and Solo winner will return to the Spring Sing competition again this year. Many of his musical ideas are inspired by the work of his father, Don Harper, a film composer who has worked on music for films such as “The Guardian” and “National Treasure.”
Second-year political science student Raquel Saxe had flown to New Orleans this past fall for a Jewish convention when a chance encounter led her to meet several people connected to Jewish hip-hop artists Y-Love and Diwon. Read more...
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Jewish hip-hop artists Yitzchak “Y-Love” Jordan and Diwon will be performing at the Jewish Leadership Council’s benefit concert Above the Noise Sunday.
Courtesy of Raquel Saxe
