Our special guest is Robert Saxe, UCLA '67, '79. Saxe earned his Ph.D. in Management, but played violin, guitar, and jarana huasteca in the Music of Mexico ensemble. I am thrilled he has agreed to share his memories of the early years of the Music of Mexico ensemble. - Maureen
Huasteca conjunto - Robert Saxe, Larry Saunders, Donn Borcherdt
As I mentioned in a previous column, the Ethnomusicology Archive holds the Department of Ethnomusicology collection. This collection includes recordings and photographs documenting guest artists, lectures, and performance ensembles associated with Ethnomusicology at UCLA. It might surprise some of you
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