Classical music groups highlight variety in April
The main classical music season comes to a close this month with a number of interesting chamber music and orchestral events, along with another fun opera. Here are some highlights.
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The main classical music season comes to a close this month with a number of interesting chamber music and orchestral events, along with another fun opera. Here are some highlights.
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The Statewide Cultural Extension Program's Live Online concert series presents the Duane Padilla Trio, an evening of jazz music featuring three local musicians: Duane Padilla (violin), John Kolivas (bass), and Tommy James (piano). Learn more here.The concert series is a joint effort between UH Mānoa Outreach College, UH Mānoa Music Department,the East-West Center Arts Program,
For The Maui News Molokai student musicians Poâokela Napoleon (front row, from left), Keakaokalani Kaiama, Daniel Pelekai Jr., Institute for Hawaiian Music Director Keola Donaghy, Kaui Kapuni Manera and Shaye Lauifi pose for a photo with Natalie Sambajon (back row, from left), Kelly Kaawa Richardson, Lehiwahiwa Ritte and Valerie Temahaga. The first cohort of Institute for Hawaiian Music students on Molokai recently released an album honoring their home island. INSTITUTE FOR HAWAIIAN MUSIC photos When the Institute for Hawaiian Music at the University of Hawaii Maui College first started ...