PODCAST · music
World Music (Audio)
by UCTV
Performance of music from around the world.
Episodes
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Zakir Hussain - 2022 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Arts and Philosophy: Indian Classical Music - Tradition and Beyond (Video)
Grammy award-winning tabla musician Zakir Hussain is the 2022 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Arts and Philosophy. He has opened new possibilities beyond the framework of traditional Indian music in collaboration with artists of other diverse genres worldwide. Dr. Hussain's performance innovations…
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Still We Rise: Celebrating American Diversity in Music
"Still We Rise" is a concert celebrating American diversity in music and the legacy of UC San Diego Professor Emeritus and pianist Cecil Lytle. This year’s program celebrates both the 25th anniversary of the Lytle Scholarship and the establishment of the Cecil Lytle Endowed Chair in African and...
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Music and the Border
The US/Mexico border has served as a creative catalyst for artists for more than a century, but perhaps never more than now as barriers between both societies have grown. Join us for a lively discussion with three leading musicians on how they reflect on the border through their music, creating…
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Montage 2017
The UCSB Department of Music presents its fourth annual department showcase, Montage, recorded at the Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Santa Barbara. The production highlights classical, jazz, world, and contemporary music, and includes performances by students and faculty. Featured faculty...
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Pilipino Cultural Night 2014: Hyphenated. Part 2
Pilipino Cultural Night, or PCN, is an annual tradition that emerged in the West Coast in the late 1970s to early 1980s and today is observed by thousands of Filipino American college students nationwide. PCN is a cultural show that features Pilipino ethnic dances, songs, and skits exploring...
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Pilipino Cultural Night 2014: Hyphenated. Part 1
Pilipino Cultural Night, or PCN, is an annual tradition that emerged in the West Coast in the late 1970s to early 1980s and today is observed by thousands of Filipino American college students nationwide. PCN is a cultural show that features Pilipino ethnic dances, songs, and skits exploring...
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Pilipino Cultural Night Part 2
Pilipino Cultural Night is an entirely student-run production that focuses on showcasing and celebrating Filipino culture through acting, song, and dance. Though the play centers around the Filipino community, the themes and messages conveyed transcend cultural boundaries while paying homage to…
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Pilipino Cultural Night Part 1
Pilipino Cultural Night is an entirely student-run production that focuses on showcasing and celebrating Filipino culture through acting, song, and dance. Though the play centers around the Filipino community, the themes and messages conveyed transcend cultural boundaries while paying homage to…
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An Evening of Sacred Music and Dances from Japan Kagura Ensemble of Chichibu Shrine
Enjoy this unique opportunity to experience Kagura (sacred music and ritual dances) from Chichibu, an important Shinto mountain shrine near Tokyo, in the first and only US performance of the shrine’s Kagura troupe. Chichibu Kagura, dating back to approximately the seventeenth century, with a...
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The Perspectives Showcase
The Perspectives Showcase is an annual collaboration of student groups on campus, a celebration of the diversity that defines the UC Berkeley community. Featuring music and dance performances from various student groups on campus, this is a chance to explore your perspective. [Arts and Music]…
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LA Lens on Sacred Music: The Edge of the Sword (Portrait)
A portrait of the Abhijit Banerjee Ensemble and Kenny Endo directed by Kerry Candale. Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22853]
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LA Lens on Sacred Music: Chirgilchin (Portrait)
A portrait of Chirgilchin directed by Chen-Wei Liu and Peter Valsamis. Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22852]
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LA Lens on Sacred Music: Khoor Chonga (Performance)
Chirgilchin performs “Khoor Chonga .” Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22862]
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The Americas: World Festival of Sacred Music 1999
With the inspiration of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, in the fall of 1999, hundreds of organizers, thousands of artists, and numerous cultural and faith based groups hosted a nine day, eighty-five event festival. The city of Los Angeles, home to artists from all over the world, presented…
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LA Lens on Sacred Music: Ardhanareeshwaram (Performance)
Mythili Prakash performs “Ardhanareeshwaram.” Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22860]
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LA’s Emerging Voices: World Festival of Sacred Music 2008
Four of LA's leading and most creative youth ensembles come together in a rare performance of spiritual music and dance traditions from around the world. Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22788]
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LA Lens on Sacred Music: Alla Hou (Kawali Version) (Performance)
The Yuval Ron Ensemble performs “Alla Hou (Kawali Version).” Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22859]
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LA Lens on Sacred Music: Varsha (Performance)
The Abhijit Banerjee Ensemble performs “Varsha .” Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22863]
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Opening Gala Concert: World Festival of Sacred Music 2008
Every three years, The World Festival of Scared Music Los Angeles brings together people of diverse ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds to explore the artistic accomplishment and rich diversity of sacred heritages in Los Angeles. This documentation of the festival's Opening Gala Concert of...
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LA Lens on Sacred Music: Mare Serenitatis (Performance)
Hirokazu Kosaka performs “Mare Serenitatis.” Series: "World Festival of Sacred Music" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 22858]
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Orchestra Nova: Asian Silk Road
Orchestra Nova San Diego (formerly the San Diego Chamber Orchestra) presents a diverse program of musical works which span the length of the legendary Silk Road, including renowned soloists performing on the Turkish oud, the Japanese koto, and the Chinese pipa. Series: "Orchestra Nova" [Arts and...
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The Sixth International Corrido Conference: Keynote and Tribute
The Sixth International Corrido (Mexican Narrative Ballad) Conference honoring the late Guillermo Hernandez, professor of Spanish and Portuguese at UCLA and a leading scholar of Mexican narrative ballads, took place at UC Santa Barbara. The conference also celebrated the work and memory of...
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The Old World in the New: Performing Diaspora
The Arts Research Center at UC Berkeley presents a panel of scholars and artists exploring the impact of the African diaspora on various forms of historical and contemporary music and dance. Series: "Student Resources: Moments in History " [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 11708]
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Songs for the City of Angels: World Festival of Sacred Music 2002
Filmed during 2002 World Festival of Sacred Music-LA, the documentary shows the remarkable connections between people of diverse faiths, races, and musical traditions as they share their spaces, work together as artists and speak to the importance of bringing cultures together. This film offers 3...
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UCSD Guestbook: Dominic Kanza
Sociology Professor Bennetta Jules-Rosette interviews Dominic Kanza, an African-born guitar virtuoso who has perfomed with Paul Simon and others. Kanza traces the African roots of many of today's popular music styles. Series: "UCSD Guestbook" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 4271]
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