Start Over Format Moving Image Date 2022

1. Bridge to Everywhere Concert (2:30:08)

Date:
2022-04-04
Main contributors:
Derrick Skye, Yvette Holzwarth, Anna Kouchnerov, Philip Graulty, Dimitris Mahlis, Mark Gutierrez, James Waterman, Kim Nguyen Tran, Mehrenegar Rostami, Bridge to Everywhere, Cultures in Musical Dialogue
Summary:
Bridge to Everywhere musicians and composers Derrick Skye and James Waterman lead a workshop sharing effective strategies and approaches in collaborations involving diverse musical traditions, including Hindustani rhythmic structures and melodic frameworks, Ghanaian polyrhythms, Balkan Folk music, and Western classical music. UCLA students are invited to play these compositions during the workshop and to join Bridge to Everywhere during the concert. Organized by Kim Nguyen Tran, UCLA Ethnomusicology faculty, in collaboration with Mehrenegar Rostami, director of "Cultures in Musical Dialogue." Bridge to Everywhere is a Los Angeles-based chamber ensemble and nonprofit arts organization dedicated to supporting composers, performers, and educators who celebrate cultural diversity through interwoven musical traditions. Through collaborations, performances, and education programs, the organization strives to build bridges between instruments, genres, cultures, and people. Program Improvisation, Cultures in Musical Dialogue Ensemble Hum (2019), Derrick Skye Inverness (2019), James Waterman Sketches for Two Violins (2019), Anna Kouchnerov Interplanetary Kisses (2015), Dimitris Mahlis Mijo (2021), Philip Graulty Abacus (2019), James Waterman Recorded March 10, 2022, 6 PM Ostin Ensemble Room

2. Quatuor Diotima Residency: Performance of Student Compositions (1:11:00)

Date:
2022-04-01
Main contributors:
Yunpeng Zhao, Léo Marillier, Franck Chevalier, Pierre Morlet, Pedro Osuna, Madeline Barrett, Celina Anna Kintscher, Alex Barsom, Carlos Duran, Robby Good, Sydney Wang, Qiren Lu
Summary:
Acclaimed French string quartet Quatuor Diotima caps off their 4-part residency at UCLA with a final performance of compositions written specifically for the ensemble by UCLA composition students. Quatuor Diotima, one of the most in-demand chamber ensembles in the world today, is recognized worldwide for interdisciplinary collaborations that shine a new light on both masterpieces of the quartet canon and contemporary additions to the genre. Program: Three Miniatures for String Quartet (2021), Pedro Osuna I. Fiddler II. Tarantella III. Celebration Cherry Blossom (2021), Madeline Barrett Arcana Imperii (2021), Celina Anna Kintscher Premonition (2021, rev. 2022), Alex Barsom Hands, tied (2020, rev. 2021), Carlos Duran one is two is one (2020), Robby Good Golden Hour (2021), Sydney Wang Three Studies for String Quartet (2021), Qiren Lu I. II. III. Recorded Sunday, 6 March 2022, 12:00 pm Ostin Ensemble Room