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Elvis dancing with other dancers

Berkeley Talks: Music historian David James on cinema’s dance with popular music

July 26, 2019

Two students play guitars in a Berkeley mariachi band.

Not their mothers’ mariachi: Student band has a Berkeley spin

May 16, 2019

Jimmy López reading and writing music

Berkeley Talks: Alumnus Jimmy López on composing ‘Dreamers’ oratorio inspired by Berkeley undocumented students

March 20, 2019

Jimmy López reading and writing music

Alumnus’s ‘Dreamers’ oratorio inspired by Berkeley undocumented students

March 13, 2019

student in augmented reality gear playing carillon

How the library can teach you to play the carillon — and more

December 21, 2018

Maria Sonevytsky

Meet our new faculty: Maria Sonevytsky, ethnomusicology

November 27, 2018

A banner bearing 2,200, the number of campus community members who served in World War I, was unfurled from the Campanile's west face — facing the Golden Gate Bridge — on March 22, 1918. That day, Gov. William Stephens was on campus reviewing the campus regiment.

Concert will mark 100th anniversary of end of World War I

November 8, 2018

Quame looks at campus with a serene look on his face

Podcast: Academic counselor Quamé on standing out, dreaming big — and letting go

November 6, 2018

bells

Carillonist’s composition played at Matthew Shepard memorial service in D.C.

October 26, 2018

bells

Ring in the weekend at campus carillon festival

July 25, 2018

Nelson Mandela photo courtesy of Republic of South African photo gallery.

Carillon joins global commemoration of Mandela’s 100th

July 16, 2018

Matthew Sadowski

For new Cal Band director, ‘everything begins and ends with the music’

June 26, 2018

A drawing of singer Frank Ocean with his hand over his eyes

This fall, you can take an English class on Frank Ocean

June 20, 2018

S. Shariq Yosufzai, Rob Bailis

Interim leaders named for Cal Performances

May 31, 2018

Joshua Ahazie playing piano

Podcast: With music as his guide, Haas graduating senior envisions a better Nigeria

May 10, 2018

their Thursday noontime concert was a successful exercise in performing across a large space, said Nils Bultmann, the viola player and guest UC Berkeley professor. (UC Berkeley photo by Anne Brice)

Long distance duet tests how sound travels

April 27, 2018