Alfredo Rolando Ortiz - the world-renowned harpist reflects the rich cultural and musical heritage of South America in two shows, South America, Land of the Harps and Holiday Harps.
The Alley Cats - America's favorite doo-wop group shares classic favorites from the '50s and '60s in two interactive shows, both of which include demonstrations of pitch, tempo and rhythm.
Bobby Rodriguez's Jazz Adventure - legendary trumpeter and educator Dr. Bobby Rodriguez and his band showcase a multitude of jazz styles including blues, Dixieland, swing and Latin Jazz.
Brass Pacifica - a dynamic celebration of the brass family of instruments with music from Mozart to Mancini, played with a high level of artistry and a good dose of humor.
Cello Man - celebrated musician Eugene Friesen's spellbinding performance on acoustic and electric cello weaves stories, songs and masks together in a wildly creative concert.
Chic Street Man - the master blues and jazz musician and United Nations musical ambassador for peace and human rights reinforces positive values through his original musical compositions.
Craig Woodson's World Orchestra - Dr. Woodson invites students to become aware of the musical cultures of the world in a show exploring the origin, science and playing techniques of twelve homemade instruments.
Daughters of the Purple Sage & Friends - incorporating authentic dress and historical content, this renowned cowgirl singing trio brings the music of the American West and silver screen harmoniously to life.
The Goin' South Band - audiences will delight in foot stompin' Cajun music, COuntry Roots, Appalachian mountain tunes, Bluegrass and Delta Blues as they journey south with the band.
History of Rock n' Roll - led by chart-topping recording artist Eleanor Academia, this multimedia performance shows how the work song, gospel, folk and rhythm and blues evolved into rock n' roll.
Japanese Festival Sounds - the ancient art form of taiko comes alive with this compelling trio whose musicians are amongst the best known Japanese American artists in the country.
John Zeretzke - the award-winning composer and musician presents A World of Music in a magical, musical journey in which audiences will see and hear unusual and unique intruments found throughout the world and learn of their cultural significance.
Khac Chi Ensemble - the music of the mountain people of Vietnam, as well as classical, folk and contemporary music of the country, is featured in a performance often described as hauntingly beautiful from this masterful duo.
Los Angeles Master Chorale - harmony, rhythm, dynamics and musical form and text are just a few of the concepts students will discover in this vocal music performance from one of the world's leading choral groups and resident companies of the Music Center.
Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano - considered a traditionalist and visionary, Nativad "Nati" cano and his band Los Camperos share the art and history of Mariachi with students in this inter-active performance.
Melody of China - comprised of musicians from some of the most prestigious music conservatories in China, Melody of China beguiles audiences in a performance tat includes instruments more than 2,000 years old.
Moscow Nights - this exciting trio of classically-trained musicians from Russia delights audiences with humorous songs, lyrical suites and pulsating dance numbers reflecting traditional and contemporary Russian culture.
Musicantica - this engaging duo perform folk music from Southern Italy on instruments ranging from the mandolin to sheep copper bells, and also includes a folktale called a "cantastorie" told with a colorful banner about an ogre named Nanni Uercu.
North Wind Quintet - five talented musicians introduce audiences to the world of orchestral wind instruments as well as introduce famous composers, basic music principles and orchestration in their show Classic Fun.
Paul Tracey - this talented singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, storyteller and folklorist has six different shows available which correlate to various aspects of academic study.
The Perfect Gentlemen - this award-winning a cappella quartet present a unique blend of harmony and humor which dates back to the days of vaudeville, introducing audiences to Barbershop and other popular American musical styles of the 20th Century.
Quetzalcoatl - under the direction of famed musician Alfredo Lopez, the group performs authentic folk music from Mexico, South America and Cuba, as well as their own contemporary compositions.
Salaam Ensemble - Salaam, an Arabic word which means peace, brings together five renowned musicians in a celebration of Middle and Near East music, some of which is thousands of years old, incorporating ancient instruments, storytelling, history and traditions of these unique cultures.
String Family Players - this dynamic quintet of outstanding musicians introduces students to the violin, viola, cello and double bass in two popular shows.
Suzanna Guzman-LA Opera - Don't Be Afraid! It's Just Opera! starring famed mezzo-soprano Suzanna Guzman is an interactive program that demonstrates the universal appeal of opera and introduces major elements of opera including its history, basic opera vocabulary and live excerpts of famous arias.
Terrance Laine - using homemade and ethnic instruments to demonstrate the science of sound, this uniquely talented musician will capture your musical spirit and imagination in two solo shows.
The Tinkers - jigs and reels from the Scottish and Irish Highlands delight audiences of all ages who will learn the difference between a jig and a reel, how to make a kilt and how the bagpipes are played.
World Kulintang Institute - the rare, ancient music of the Southern Philippines is presented in a compelling performance which features the kulintang, supporting instruments and traditional attire of the region.
Zun-Zun - has spent many years in the endangered rain forests of the Americas discovering a vast array of sights, sounds, stories and songs; now this musical duo helps audiences celebrate these discoveries.
Aimee Young Hopkins - student workshops in vocal music include breath control, pitch-matching, rhythm, melody and harmony.
Ami Molinelli - workshop sessions focus on various aspects of percussion, beginning with "The Body as a Drum".
Andrew Grueschow - through an introduction to the music and culture of Ghana, West Africa, students will learn concepts of dynamics, tempo and rhythm.
Ann Noriel - students will create their own musical masterpiece.
Ben Harbert - students learn vocal music through American folk songs, incorporating American history and identity.
Beth Sussman - classical pianist teaches students various concepts of classical instrumental music.
Dawn Norfleet - students learn about vocal jazz icons, common jazz rhythms, vocal techniques such as "pitch bending" "blue notes" and improvisation.
Martin Espino - experience the indigenous music of the Americas through authentic instruments, instrument-making and song.
Masato Baba - students will learn the instruments, rhythms, and culture of the Japanese American taiko in highly interactive workshops.
Megan Hook - students will explore the fundamental elements of music while learning the foundation of healthy singing through residencies that focus on singing songs.
Mitch Glickman - students will be immersed in instrumental music and gain the rare opportunity to actually play instruments from the four families of the orchestra (strings, percussion, woodwinds and brass).
Rob Bowers - workshops in vocal music and musical theatre, which also include language and dramtic performance skills.
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