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Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Luther Adams to speak at UCSB as part of the IHC series ‘The Anthropocene‘
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Picture a DJ splicing two songs together on two turntables, making a new but still deeply rooted cultural expression of music.
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Interested in practicing the jarana, a guitarlike instrument from Veracruz, Mexico? How about the marimbol, a wooden box with tuned metal tongues that provide the bass line?
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Music takes center stage with UCSB Amplified, a new performance series featuring UC Santa Barbara students, faculty, staff and even alumni.
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UCSB Library’s Vernacular Wax Cylinder Recordings are added to the National Recording Registry
NCEAS partners with Music Academy of the West to co-commission, premiere piece by James Stephenson
Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Luther Adams to speak at UCSB as part of the IHC series ‘The Anthropocene‘
Picture a DJ splicing two songs together on two turntables, making a new but still deeply rooted cultural expression of music.
Interested in practicing the jarana, a guitarlike instrument from Veracruz, Mexico? How about the marimbol, a wooden box with tuned metal tongues that provide the bass line?
Music takes center stage with UCSB Amplified, a new performance series featuring UC Santa Barbara students, faculty, staff and even alumni.
UCSB Library’s Vernacular Wax Cylinder Recordings are added to the National Recording Registry
