Morning Concert

Pianist Michelle Cann visited Morning Concert ahead of her appearance with the Honolulu Chamber Music Series on May 20.

Early Music Hawaii president Ian Capps and singer Keane Ishii join Morning Café to discuss the ensemble’s upcoming concert, Rome 1600: The Glories of the Italian Baroque.

Pianist and composer Billy Childs visited Morning Café in advance of his appearance with Chamber Music Hawaiʻi’s ensemble groups at Blue Note Hawaii.

Gene Schiller welcomes Galliard String Quartet back to the HPR-2 studio to preview their upcoming concerts in Honolulu and Kailua. Their program, Death and the Maiden, is about musical storytelling through one’s own life and perspective.

Ian Capps joins host Gene Schiller to discuss Early Music Hawaii's upcoming event featuring Ciaramella presenting "Tourdions!," a celebration of dances and circle songs from the Renaissance.

James Kealey, winner of the First Prize and Audience Prize at the 2022 American Guild of Organists National Young Artist Competition, joins Morning Café to discuss his upcoming Hawaiʻi debut on March 3 at the 19th Annual American Guild of Organists (Hawai‘i Chapter) Organ Recital.

Gene Schiller has been a familiar voice and music friend for the 30 years he's been at Hawaii Public Radio, yet we know very little about this man of mystery! Gene tells us about the beginnings of his interest in music and radio, gives advice to people interested in going into broadcasting, and plays 3 of his current favorites pieces.

Chamber Music Hawaiʻi’s Jim Moffitt visits Morning Café to share about their upcoming concert featuring the unique pairing of percussion and wind quintet. "Rhythmic Resonance and Breath of Sound."

Debra Nagy and Scott Metcalfe, musicians with the Ohio-based music ensemble, Les Délices, join Gene Schiller to preview their concert “14th Century Avant-Garde” which took place on Nov. 11 in Honolulu and on Nov. 12 in Kealakekua.

Darel, Georgine & Sophie Stark stopped by the HPR studio to share about their upcoming concert that celebrates uniquely diverse compositions written for voice and violin. “The Stark Duo & Friends” event at the Lutheran Church of Honolulu will also feature the world premiere of a new work by Daniel Stark.