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Composer Michael-Thomas Foumai and Chamber Music Hawaiʻi's Jim Moffitt visited Morning Café to 'Put Some Spring in Your Step' on this Aloha Friday morning.
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Honolulu bassist Shawn Conley and harpist Megan Conley love music and the environment. The couple talks to Evening Concert host Craig DeSilva about their Ocean Music Action concert that’s inspired by the ocean.
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For Galentineʻs Day, Deanna Wen shared beautiful songs she wrote. Deanna sang them as she played the guitar, and her teacher, Duane Padilla played the cello. A February 14th to remember.
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ʻIolani graduate Logyn Okuda is studying film composition at Chapman University. Logyn spoke to Classical Pacific by phone from California and shared a few recordings of his recent scores.
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Honolulu's John Starr Alexander shares his work, "Requiem" on Classical Pacific.
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Pianist Tony Lu visited Morning Café ahead of his March 24 solo recital at the UH Orvis Auditorium that will feature original transcriptions and classical improvisations from Beethoven to Rochberg.
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Raiatea Helm and Jim Moffitt of Chamber Music Hawaiʻi drop by the studio to discuss Raiatea's upcoming appearance with the Spring Wind Quintet at Palikū Theater and Blue Note Hawaiʻi. Their program includes classics by Johann Strauss along with Hawaiian favorites.
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Noted recitalist Caroline Robinson, First-Prize winner of the Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival, stopped by Morning Café to talk about her upcoming concert at the Central Union Church in Honolulu.
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Clare Stewart, founder of the London-based a cappella group, Apollo5, stopped by Morning Café to share about the group’s eclectic new album “Invocations.”
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Jackie Cordova-Arrington and Steve Vacchi of the Oregon Wind Quintet stop by Morning Café to share about their series of outreach events in tandem with the University of Hawaiʻi.