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Tag Archives: Hawaii Opera Theatre
Three Decembers
I had already purchased my ticket to the Hawaii Opera Theatre’s production of “Three Decembers,” starring the great Frederica Von Stade, and was looking forward to being able to walk to the Hawaii Theatre (which is only two blocks from … Continue reading
Music in their DNA
This weekend are the Hawaii Opera Theatre’s performances of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten. And to no one’s surprise, three of four Stark family members will be performing — Darel in the orchestra pit playing violin, and the two kids … Continue reading
Posted in Carl Crosier, Katherine Crosier
Tagged benefit concert, Darel Stark, Georgine Stark, Hawaii Opera Theatre, musical family
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Continuing the tradition
Maybe you’ve seen this picture shared around the internet lately, with the question, “Have you ever just stopped and realized that if you hadn’t met a certain person, your entire life would be completely different?” For sure, when I met … Continue reading
Posted in Carl Crosier, Katherine Crosier
Tagged Alison Maldonaldo, Andrew Yeargin, Azi Schwartz, Beckerath organ, Christopher Creaghan, Claudia Dumschat, David Lefkowitz, David Lowry, Diamond Head Theater, Hawaii Opera Theatre, Jason Roberts, Jimmy Castro, John Walker, Justin Bischof, Kalle Toivio, Karyn Castro, Magic Flute, McNeil Robinson, Naomi Castro, Olivia Castro, Robert McCormick, Robert Sirota, Sister Act, Victoria Sirota
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A week of calm before the storm
Last week was a week of calm for me since I wasn’t able to teach any organ lessons — the reason being was that we hosted organbuilder Hans-Ulrich Erbsloeh from Hamburg, Germany and his colleague, Bernharndt Becker, while they replaced … Continue reading
Posted in Carl Crosier, Ian Capps, Katherine Crosier
Tagged Allen Bauchle, Bernharndt Becker, Darel Stark, Early Music Hawaii Choir, Early Music Hawaii Orchestra, Emily Haswell, George Frideric Handel, Georgine Stark, Hans-Ulrich Erbsloeh, Hawaii Opera Theatre, Ian Capps, Jeannette Johnson, John Lenti, Karen Fujimoto, Karol Nowicki, Keane Ishii, Maile Reeves, Naomi Castro, Oratorio, Padraic Costello, Simon Crookall, Steve Flanter
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All in the family
The month of January has traditionally been one in which the LCH choir gets a break from Thursday rehearsals — and that is because at one time, several of the members went to sing in the chorus at Hawaii Opera … Continue reading