The Ellen Masaki Ohana Series concludes on Saturday, June 18, as the Hawaii Chamber Music Festival (HCMF) collaborates with Let Grace In (LGI) for "Remembrance." Headlining the finale is ukulele and guitar virtuoso Eden Kai and the world premiere of his own songs with string orchestra (arr. Hong). The program concludes with pianist Sean Kennard performing Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 12 with strings. Artistic Director Jake Taniguchi makes his conducting debut!

DOORS OPEN at 5:00 PM for VIP COCKTAILS

GENERAL ADMISSION OPENS at 6:00PM

PERFORMANCE begins at 6:30PM

VIP Ticket holders are invited to a pre-concert cocktail reception where HCMF Founder Chris Yick, LGI Founder Gabby Gouveia, and performing musicians will be in attendance. Following the concert, all patrons will be treated to a dessert reception.

Mahalo for your support!

About Let Grace In (LGI)
Let Grace In’s mission is to restore hope to families after the death of a child by building community & fostering physical, emotional, mental, & spiritual well-being. Their vision is to be the leading advocate for bereaved families & to implement sustainable programs that improve the overall well-being of families surviving the death of a child. Founders Gabby & Ka'eo’s lives forever changed the day that their son, Grayson Na’auali’inamakakilo Gouveia was born. Grayson made them laugh, beam with pride, and they were moved by his loving heart and genuine concern for others. They never imagined tragedy would become their story. 5-year-old Grayson died of aggressive brain cancer in 2016 & Let Grace In is his legacy of love. LGI is committed to honoring his example of truly living by bringing together bereaved families & creating safe spaces to recover, heal and authentically share their stories. Let Grace In has a team of dedicated, gifted, intuitive professionals leading monthly therapeutic events, the Hope Retreat & the Grief Recovery Method. Supporting LGI in loving others makes a statement about who you are, how you feel, and what you believe in. Support today at https://www.letgracein.org/

About the Hawaii Chamber Music Festival (HCMF)
Founded in 2018, the Hawaii Chamber Music Festival (HCMF) is devoted to using the significance of music. World-class artistry collaborating with talented students creates unforgettable memories and relationships. HCMF is dedicated to lifting the hearts and talents of Hawaii’s incredible youth musicians through positive mentorship and musicianship. With partnerships in our local ‘ohana, HCMF is especially committed to making a positive impact on our community while exposing our musicians to the aloha spirit that is vibrant in our islands. We have featured over 40 artists, 16 concerts, and 6 masterclasses.

Remembrance

music from the past, present, & future

Team Members