Music 2A, 6A, and 16A must be taken concurrently for a total of 7
units. This set of courses comprises first-year theory
requirements for music majors and begins once a year, in the
fall quarter.
When doctoral music composition students at UC Davis hear their
music played for the first time, they hear it played by
professionals who are champions of new music with years of
performance experience.
“There’s no shortage of performance opportunities, especially
for a research program, and that’s something that’s attractive
to students.” —Professor Kurt Rohde
One of UC Davis’s highest priorities is the safety of its
students and all members of its community. UC Davis
prohibits all forms of sexual harassment and sexual violence,
including sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and
stalking. Such conduct violates University policy and may
violate California law.
Eight composers from as close as Davis and as far away as Ankara,
Turkey have been invited to participate in the Taproot New Music Festival at UC Davis from Jan.
30 to Feb. 2. These composers will have their works
premiered by Quince Ensemble, Spektral Quartet, and UC
Davis Empyrean Ensemble.
UC Davis graduate student in music Aida Shirazi will have a
composition performed at New York’s Lincoln Center in the
Mostly Mozart series on August 5.
San Francisco Opera Adler Fellows
Ashley Dixon, mezzo-soprano
Christopher Colmenero, tenor
Christopher Oglesby, tenor
Mark Morash, piano
UC Davis Symphony Orchestra
Mark Morash, guest conductor
Selections from Bizet’s Carmen, as well as
selections by Puccini and Verdi.
Since its inception in 2010, the Barbara K. Jackson Rising
Stars of Opera concert has featured vocal artistry,
stirring arias and a glimpse at the opera stars of tomorrow;
and every ticket has been free to the public thanks to
Barbara K. Jackson. Several singers from the acclaimed San
Francisco Opera Adler Fellow program will perform a wide
range of great arias in recital and with full orchestral
accompaniment from our own UC Davis Symphony Orchestra under the
baton of Mark Morash.
