The Department of Music at UCLA offers a variety of events for the public'senjoyment throughout the year. Events include student and faculty recitalsand performances of high artistic accomplishment in various genres, aswell as visiting artists of national and international renown. The publicmay call the department at (310) 825-4761 for further information. To ordertickets, call (310) 825-2101. (Programs are subject to change). On-Campusparking is $5.

Oct. 28

"Love and Madness"

Faculty Recital by Juliana Gondek, soprano; Tom Beghin, harpsichordand fortepiano; and Elizabeth LeGuin, baroque cello Music by Purcell, Handel("Lucrezia" Cantata), Haydn ("Arianna" Cantata) andBeethoven ("Scottish and Irish Songs")

8 p.m., Schoenberg Hall

$7 general, $3 students and seniors

Nov. 10

UCLA Philharmonia Orchestra

Jon Robertson, conductor

"Elegy for David" by Chihara; "Piano Concerto No. 2 MatisseJazz" by Reale; Beethoven's "Symphony No. 3 Eroica"; andDvorak's "In Nature's Realm" The concert is dedicated to thememory of David Cloud, longtime member of the music department.

8 p.m., Schoenberg Hall

$7 general, $3 students and seniors

Nov. 14

Matthew Elgart, guitar

UCLA alumnus Matthew Elgart will perform works by Villa-Lobos, Bach,Lauro and Milan.

8 p.m., Jan Popper Theater

$7 general, $3 students and seniors

Nov. 18

UCLA Wind Ensemble

Thomas Lee, conductor

"Seeing Stars" premiere performance by UCLA professor/composerDavid Lefkowitz; Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" conductedby the winner of the 1998 essay contest (to be announced). Other worksto be announced.

8 p.m., Schoenberg Hall

Free

Dec. 2

"Holiday Concert"

UCLA Chorale, Chamber Singers, University Chorus, Philharmonia Orchestraand Angeles Chorale

Program features the choral movement from Beethoven's Symphony No. 9,as well as music of the season.

8 p.m., Royce Hall

$10 general, $5 students and seniors

Dec. 4

UCLA Jazz Ensembles

Faculty members John Clayton, Garnett Brown and Gordon Henderson

Hear big band standards and exciting new arrangements performed by UCLA'saward-winning student jazz ensembles.

8 p.m., Schoenberg Hall

$7 general, $3 students and seniors

Dec. 7

"A Percussion Holiday"

Mitchell Peters, director

Come celebrate the joy of the season as the UCLA Percussion Ensembleperforms traditional holiday favorites and more.

8 p.m., Schoenberg Hall

Free

One phone number. Lots of entertainment options. The UCLA ArtsLine. Call (310) UCLA-RT. Also visit our website at www.arts.ucla.edu.

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