UCLA Choral Studies

#uclaalpert Thank you to San Francisco Classical Voice for the article! #uclachambersingers #UCLA

UCLA Chamber Singers... Spring Quarter 2020, Remote Learning Concert/Project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qFf22PU5Pc

Mario Arias, Philip Hoch, Andrew Pringle, and Finn Sagal share their stories about their music preparations, their Seraphic Fire experiences, and many more! We ...look forward to singing with you again soon! It’s day 4 of our virtual web series for Biebl: Ave Maria. Tomorrow is the final day featuring Paul Rudoi and Melissa D’Albora. #uclaalpert #uclachoralstudies

Nice review of the Yeshua recording. Congrats to the beautiful UCLA students that appear on this recording.

On this Easter weekend, you will have the chance to hear Richard Danielpour’s THE PASSION OF YESHUA, which tells of Christ's last hours on earth in incredibly b...eautiful and profoundly moving music. Listen on Buffalo’s WNED Classical on 94.5 or Online at WNED.org at 7pm ET tonight and Virginia’s WHRO Classical FM on 90.3 or WHRO.org at 9PM ET tomorrow. See more

Getting ready for tomorrow. Here are a few clips from our dress. 1) opening bars of the Korngold Passover Hymn) 2) Schoenberg Kol Nidre 3) Mahler 1 movt 4 Hope to see you tomorrow at 6pm at Royce Hall. @ UCLA Royce Hall

Dear LA friends, On March 1 at 6pm I will be conducting this very special concert with the UCLA Philharmonia and choirs at Royce Hall. The amazing legacy of Je...wish composers has had an immense impact on the LA music community and the world beyond. The first half of this concert features works of Korngold, Zeisl and Schoenberg. In true UCLA fashion, the Schoenberg and Zeisl families provided great assistance to have performing parts created for the choirs and orchestra of the Zeisl... which only existed from the manuscript in our special collections. The descendants of Zeisl and Schoenberg will be in attendance the evening of this performance. The second half of the concert is Mahler Symphony No. 1. No comment needed. Hope to see you there. Info can be found in the link.

If you are interested in a professional career in ensemble singing please join us this summer! The Seraphic Fire Professional Choral Institute is now in its third year of association with the famed Aspen Music Festival. This summer program is specifically geared towards students who have aspirations of becoming professional choral singers. The participants work closely with master faculty coaches who instruct them in vocal technique, chamber music skills, sightreading facili...ty, the business side of professional choral singing, foreign diction, etc. Perhaps the most important part of the program is the professional networking available to the participants---both within their cohort, but also with the faculty members, many of whom regularly engage professional choristers. Several UCLA alumni have participated in the program, and it has been SO enriching for them. If you have specific questions about the program, please feel free to reach out to Patrick Muehleise, program manager, at [email protected] . The application link is here: https://www.aspenmusicfestival.com//seraphic-fire-profess/