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Vivace! 2012 to honor Carl Crosier
Some of you may have received an email message from the Oahu Choral Society about their spring fundraising banquet and silent auction on March 10th. The Oahu Choral Society sponsors all the activities of the Honolulu Symphony Chorus and the … Continue reading
A new director, a new rite
Last Sunday at both morning services, a rite of installation was held to welcome Miguel Felipe as the Director of Music and Liturgy. That means that after the sermon, there was a short series of questions asked of the candidate, … Continue reading
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Tagged Forrest Pierce, Ian Capps, Music Director and Liturgy, Rite of installation
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A miracle by any measure
We have just now received word that our May 13-14 performances of Bach’s monumental Mass in B Minor were a success in every way — we knew that they were an artistic triumph, but now we have just learned that … Continue reading
The Boston Early Music Festival
Yesterday we boarded the plane right after church and flew to Los Angeles, stopping only to change planes to Boston. We arrived this morning at 7 am and took an airport shuttle to our friend, Edith Ho’s house, where we … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Early Music Festival, Edith Ho, Ian Capps, John Chappell Stowe, Stephen Stubbs
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No rest for the weary
Never one to miss an opportunity, Carl Crosier programmed a full slate of music at today’s 10:30 am service, figuring we would have a lot of visitors which we did. We began with a concerto for strings and organ by … Continue reading
Thank you, Hawaii Public Radio!
I mentioned in yesterday’s post that Noe Tanigawa had interviewed Carl Crosier and recorded part of the orchestra rehearsal last night for a “sound bite.” The story will air on Hawaii Public Radio on Friday, May 13th. Turn on your … Continue reading
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Tagged Gene Schiller, Hawaii Public Radio, Ian Capps, Noe Tanigawa
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Moving right along
We bought a new computer last week — but for anyone who has gone through this “process,” you know that we’re in a period of transition. It’s a little like moving — first of all there’s all the sorting — … Continue reading
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Tagged Carol Langner, Grant Mack, Hawaii Public Radio, Ian Capps, Mass in B Minor
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Ian Capps, The Early Muse
Tonight is the first of two presentations about the upcoming Monteverdi Vespers of 1610 by Ian Capps, host of Hawaii Public Radio’s The Early Muse, at the station’s Atherton Studio, 738 Kaheka Street. Ian’s one-hour program on KHPR airs on … Continue reading
Monteverdi on Public Radio
On Sunday (9/26) on Hawaii Public Radio’s “Business of the Arts,” Carl Crosier, director of music at the Lutheran Church of Honolulu, and Ian Capps, host of HPR’s “The Early Muse” and member of Early Music Hawaii, joined Bob Sandla … Continue reading
Berkeley Early Music Festival, June 10-13, 2010
When Carl found out that there was going to be an Early Music Festival in Berkeley titled “Four Hundred Years of Vespers” and would feature workshops on the Monteverdi Vespers, he jumped at the chance to attend. As it turned … Continue reading
Posted in Ian Capps, Monteverdi Vespers
Tagged early music, Ian Capps, Jennifer Lane, Jonathan Dimmock
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