UC Davis Symphony Orchestra: “Spring Forward”
Matilda Hofman conducts the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra in Jackson Hall. The program includes Lili Boulanger's D'un matin de printemps, Beethoven's Symphony No. 1, and Poulenc's Concerto for Two Pianos.
Matilda Hofman conducts the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra in Jackson Hall. The program includes Lili Boulanger's D'un matin de printemps, Beethoven's Symphony No. 1, and Poulenc's Concerto for Two Pianos.
Trumpeter and composer Ambrose Akinmusire leads his quartet for three nights in the Vanderhoef Studio Theatre, March 11 to 13. His music draws on jazz, hip hop, contemporary classical music, […]
Irish quintet Goitse plays Jackson Hall the night of St. Patrick's Day, with original tunes and traditional Irish music. The band is marking 15 years of touring.
Koto player and composer Yumi Kurosawa brings her trio of koto, violin, and percussion to the Vanderhoef Studio Theatre for three nights, March 18 to 20, playing her own music.
Koto player and composer Yumi Kurosawa brings her trio of koto, violin, and percussion to the Vanderhoef Studio Theatre for three nights, March 18 to 20, playing her own music.
Koto player and composer Yumi Kurosawa brings her trio of koto, violin, and percussion to the Vanderhoef Studio Theatre for three nights, March 18 to 20, playing her own music.
Music from the Sole, a tap dance and live music ensemble, performs in Jackson Hall. Co-founded by tap dancer Leonardo Sandoval and bassist Gregory Richardson, the group pairs tap with […]
Grammy-winning trumpeter Chris Botti makes his first Mondavi Center appearance in Jackson Hall. He has recorded and performed with Sting, Tony Bennett, Herbie Hancock, and many others.
South Korean pianist Yeol Eum Son makes her Mondavi Center debut in Jackson Hall with a program built around variations, including Beethoven's Six Variations and Liszt's Ricordanza.
Electronic composer Jlin joins the Grammy-winning ensemble Third Coast Percussion in Jackson Hall, pairing her rhythm-driven electronic music with live percussion.
Kora player and singer Sona Jobarteh and the group Saha Gnawa play two sets in Jackson Hall, each drawing on African musical traditions.
Japanese taiko drumming group Yamato plays Jackson Hall with more than 40 drums on stage, in a set that moves from loud and physical to quiet and detailed.