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Conversations on Music and Justice

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Conversations on Music and Justice

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Feb 26, 2023

From the series: Music and Justice

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Conversations on Music and Justice - Session 1

Session 1: Performing Brubeck’s “The Gates of Justice”

Neal Stulberg (UCLA professor of music and director of orchestral studies) and Chris Brubeck (performer, composer, educator) Host: Garrett McQueen (interdisciplinary arts activist)

This conversation between conductor Neal Stulberg and Chris Brubeck (son of Dave Brubeck) focused on the Feb. 26, 2023 performance of “The Gates of Justice.” They explored the background of the work, the importance of performing it today, and the opportunities for music to engage in issues of justice.