Dr. Ryan Brown leads the UCLA Chorale in Fogelman’s new work combining large chorus with saxophone quartet, piano, and percussion.

Fogelman’s new chamber work “A Divine Presence,” commissioned by the Judaic Sacred Music Foundation, receive an unofficial premiere by a group of the composer’s graduate student colleagues.

“Adoro Ensemble” is the first choir to premiere Fogelman’s choral cycle “Natural Songs” in its entirely at their annual “Spring Awakenings” concert.

Flutist Katie Lang features Fogelman’s “Schemes” alongside pianist Sydney Wang at her graduate recital.

UCLA clarinetist Nicholas Kim premieres Fogelman’s unaccompanied clarinet work “Wanderings” at his senior recital.

The French Quatuor Diotima (Diotima Quartet) premieres mvt. II from Fogelman’s string quartet “Escape to the Lighthouse.”

Metallica tribute band DamageInc and the Denver Pops Orchestra perform four of Fogelman’s new arrangements of Metallica’s greatest hits.

Fogelman’s senior composition recital at UCLA will feature a variety of vocal and instrumental works, including multiple premieres.

The Los-Angeles based Kodiak Brass Quintet premieres Fogelman’s new work “On The Grid” in UCLA’s Schoenberg Hall.

Los-Angeles vocal group “Adoro” will premiere the large ensemble version of Fogelman’s “The Song of Miriam” under the baton of music director Joung-A Monica Yum at their “Madrigals of May” spring concert. They are the first group to perform this work after the Seraphour quartet, who commissioned the original composition from Fogelman.

UCLA’s “Con Brio” ensemble will be the second string orchestra, after the Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles (YOLA), to perform Fogelman’s upbeat and tuneful work from his debut classical album “One By One.”

“Start the year with solo cello music that has eastern spiritual influences. Listen live or any time after broadcast!”

- Diane Chaplin, cellist

Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music in a celebration of renowned soprano Hilá Plitmann and her collaboration with UCLA composers. Among the works at this concert of premieres will be Yoni Fogelman’s “Chanson d'automne.”

After 8 weeks of rehearsals, come out for an evening of choral music presented by the UCLA Choral Department. The concert will open with a world premiere of Yoni Fogelman’s new holiday work “The Everlasting Flame,” featuring Alaina Stark on harp.

Los Angeles-based vocal quartet Seraphour returns with another performance of Fogelman’s “The Song of Miriam” at the Church of the Epiphany in Oak Park as part of their “Spirit and Light” concert.

UCLA flautist Katie Lang premieres Fogelman’s trio for flute, oboe, and harp, “Winds of Change,” at her senior recital.

Undergraduate composers in the Herb Alpert School showcase their new works at the final undergraduate composer concert of the school year.

UCLA bassoon student Zane Marquez premieres Fogelman’s unaccompanied bassoon suite “Bassoon Love” at his senior recital.

UCLA horn student Rory O’Regan opens his junior recital with Fogelman’s unaccompanied French Horn work “Thoughts Above A Sea of Fog.”

Soprano Tony Arnold will perform a recital of new works for voice composed by UCLA composition students, including the premiere of Yoni Fogelman’s “I Survive.”

Los Angeles-based vocal quartet Seraphour premieres Yoni Fogelman’s “The Song of Miriam,” at the Beverly Hills Greystone Mansion, marking the group’s first commission in Hebrew.

The winning composition by Fogelman will be performed by a wind quintet comprised of FWSO musicians on Spectrum’s spring concert at All Peoples Church Unitarian Universalist (formerly First Jefferson Unitarian Universalist Church), Monday April 17th at 7:30pm, along with music of John Williams and more.