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Welcome to our website! We are the Music Department of Lahainaluna High School. Through this site, you may access and find all information that pertains to our bands and choir programs.
Visitors, feel free to browse through our pages and use this site as a means of communication.
Visitors, feel free to browse through our pages and use this site as a means of communication.
JAPAN TRIP 2019
This June 2019, some of our students traveled to Japan for a cultural exchange and performance sharing with schools in Japan. It was an excellent trip and the students learned a lot about Japan's culture and lifestyle as well as themselves. Mahalo to these chaperones who joined us on the trip:
Juenlee Brown
Natalie Brown
Lenora Fabrao Wong
Paz Manuel
Martin Rodriguez Ampudia
Serena Syn
More photos can be found on our public FACEBOOK page.
Juenlee Brown
Natalie Brown
Lenora Fabrao Wong
Paz Manuel
Martin Rodriguez Ampudia
Serena Syn
More photos can be found on our public FACEBOOK page.
COLOR GUARD 2019-2020 MEETING
Anyone interested in becoming a member of the Lahainaluna Colorguard? Please come to an informational meeting on Thursday, May 16 at 2:30pm at the LHS Chorus Room. We'll be going over a brief overview of what being a member of the Guard entails and summer rehearsal dates.
Any questions, please contact one of the music directors Mr. Carlos at: myron_carlos@notes.k12.hi.us. Again, that's Thursday, May 16 at 2:30pm at the LHS Chorus Room.
Any questions, please contact one of the music directors Mr. Carlos at: myron_carlos@notes.k12.hi.us. Again, that's Thursday, May 16 at 2:30pm at the LHS Chorus Room.
MAJORETTES 2019-2020 MEETING
Interested in becoming a Majorette or baton twirler at Lahainaluna? Please come to an informational meeting on Thursday, May 10 at 2:30pm at the LHS Chorus Room. We'll be going over a brief overview of what being a Majorette entails and summer rehearsal dates.
Any questions, please contact current Majorette leader Briana Bandy at: bribandy707@gmail.com or one of the music directors Mr. Carlos at: myron_carlos@notes.k12.hi.us.
I MUA LAHAINALUNA!!
Any questions, please contact current Majorette leader Briana Bandy at: bribandy707@gmail.com or one of the music directors Mr. Carlos at: myron_carlos@notes.k12.hi.us.
I MUA LAHAINALUNA!!
2019-2020 DRUMLINE AUDITION
Drumline and Pit Audition FRIDAY, MAY 3, 3PM
Any interested incoming student, please click the appropriate link below to download a copy of the audition material. Be prepared for the audition. Any questions, please email director Mr. Carlos at: myron_carlos@notes.k12.hi.us
Drumline Audition Material
Pit Audition Material
Any interested incoming student, please click the appropriate link below to download a copy of the audition material. Be prepared for the audition. Any questions, please email director Mr. Carlos at: myron_carlos@notes.k12.hi.us
Drumline Audition Material
Pit Audition Material
JAZZ BAND AT SACRED HEARTS SCHOOL 2019 BAZAAR
EVENTS FOR 4TH QUARTER
SPRING CONCERT
MAUI DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR FESTIVAL
Mahalo to all those who attended the 3rd annual Maui District High School Choir Festival!
Videos from the Maui District High School Choir Festival are up! Mahalo Jon Shigaki for filming and uploading!
Videos from the Maui District High School Choir Festival are up! Mahalo Jon Shigaki for filming and uploading!
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CLINIC WITH MR. GRANT OKAMURA
On Saturday, Feb. 23 the Concert Choir and Concert Band had a workshop conducted by Mr. Grant Okamura, retired Director of Bands from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. In his clinics, he covered topics on sound and voice production and support, techniques to help our musicians sound more focused and mature, and how to shape the ensemble sound for a better overall sonic balance.
Junior alto in the choir and trumpet in the band, Brianna Burgos shares: "I really enjoyed working with Mr.Okamura. He was very detailed and specific in what he wanted the groups to sound like. He was very inspirational and I wish we had more time to work with him. I hope in the future the groups will encounter more people like him."
Junior alto in the choir and trumpet in the band, Brianna Burgos shares: "I really enjoyed working with Mr.Okamura. He was very detailed and specific in what he wanted the groups to sound like. He was very inspirational and I wish we had more time to work with him. I hope in the future the groups will encounter more people like him."
IN MEMORY OF MR. BRIAN A. KELLY
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With a heavy heart, we share the passing of Mr. Brian A. Kelly, former music teacher at Lahainaluna High School.
Mr. Kelly was the director from the early 1970's until his retirement in 2001. While at Lahainaluna, Mr. Kelly taught band, choir, piano, math and newswriting. Many best described Mr. Kelly as a humble man who loved music and fellowship and taught his students about life through music. Thank you Mr. Kelly for your sharing your manaʻo and friendship with us. Rest in love.🎶 |
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Brian Allan Kelly
Family:
Brian was born in Detroit, Michigan on the 19th of May in 1945 and died in Dunedin, Florida on January 23, 2019. He is survived by his beloved foster son Yew Teck (William) Tan of Schenectady, NY, his sister Jean A. Hurchalla and her husband George of Palmyra, VA, nephews David and Jeffrey, and niece Elizabeth.
Education:
High School: Redford High School, Detroit, Michigan
Colleges: Spring Arbor College, University of Michigan, University of Hawaii
Degree: University of Hawaii - Bachelor of Music Education
Career: Ferry Elementary School teacher, Detroit, Michigan 1965 - 1967
Music Teacher, Band Director, Music Department Chairperson, Lahainaluna
High School, Lahaina, Maui 1971 - 2001.
Honors Received:
• Outstanding Music Student for two years in high school
• Outstanding Music Student at University of Hawaii
• Included in Who's Who Among America's Teachers, 1992
• American Hall of Fame Director's Award
• John Philip Sousa Foundation - Laureate for the Legion of Honor Award, 1993
• Sudler Order of Merit of the John Philip Sousa Foundation in recognition of many special contributions to the excellence of bands and band music, 1993
• Volunteer Center of Maui County - “Hale Lima ‘Akau” County Council of Maui Teacher Appreciation - Dedication and Commitment to Education, 1997
• Conducted (Guest Conductor) Maui District Intermediate Massed Band, 1998 and Maui District High School Honor Band, 2006
• Conducted United States Collegiate Wind Band Internationally
Offices held: President - Maui District Music Educators Association, Representative to State Music Association
President - Maui District High School Band Association
President - Student Chapter of NEMC at University of Hawaii at Manoa
Administrator and Assistant Conductor - United States Collegiate Wind Bands
Chairman - Pinellas County Celiac Support Group
Travel: Twelve summer performance tours with the United States Collegiate Wind Band to nine countries in Europe; personal journeys to Canada, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, China, Indonesia and Cambodia.
Professional Philosophy:
School music classes should provide camaraderie; by working together, students find enjoyment in their learning. By sharing our knowledge, students are able through performance to enjoy a sense of creating beauty. In our profession, we must strive to enrich the lives of our students through the beauty of the written score which translates into beautiful sounds, feelings, and emotions.
Retirement: In 2001 Brian retired from teaching. He moved from Maui to Clearwater and later to Dunedin, FL. Continuing his great interest in music, he sang in the choirat Good Shepherd Episcopal Church under Carol Alexander's direction, and also with her Shepherd Chorale. Later, he sang with the Clearwater Singers and at Ascension Episcopal under Beth Hunter, and entertained the choir on Christmas Eve between services at his home for dinner for many years. Brian sang in the Bach Choir, also directed by Carol Alexander, for several years including in costume for Pipescreams at Halloween.In addition, he was secretary of the Chamber Music on the Beach program hosted by Carol Alexander. Last fall, Brian rejoined the American Guild of Organists (AGO) and continued to attend many of the monthly organ and choral programs. Brian was always willing to help choirs out as needed at Peace Memorial Church (as recently as last December), and Good Samaritan Church.
Memorial: In the late 1990’s, Brian initiated the formation of the Lahainaluna High School Foundation, the fascinating history of which can be found at
www.lahainalunahighschoolfoundation.org/cont…/4e7baf48215a0/
In memory of Brian, if you would like to donate to the Lahainaluna music scholarship which has been established in his name, here are the details:
Lahainaluna High School Foundation
P.O. Box 11617
Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 96761
Please add memo on check: Brian Kelly Memorial Music Scholarship. Checks should be made payable to: LHSF Scholarship.
A memorial service for Brian will be held at 2:00 PM on February 18 (Monday, Presidents’ Day) at The Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 701 Orange Avenue.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Brian Kelly Memorial Music scholarship mentioned above.
Family:
Brian was born in Detroit, Michigan on the 19th of May in 1945 and died in Dunedin, Florida on January 23, 2019. He is survived by his beloved foster son Yew Teck (William) Tan of Schenectady, NY, his sister Jean A. Hurchalla and her husband George of Palmyra, VA, nephews David and Jeffrey, and niece Elizabeth.
Education:
High School: Redford High School, Detroit, Michigan
Colleges: Spring Arbor College, University of Michigan, University of Hawaii
Degree: University of Hawaii - Bachelor of Music Education
Career: Ferry Elementary School teacher, Detroit, Michigan 1965 - 1967
Music Teacher, Band Director, Music Department Chairperson, Lahainaluna
High School, Lahaina, Maui 1971 - 2001.
Honors Received:
• Outstanding Music Student for two years in high school
• Outstanding Music Student at University of Hawaii
• Included in Who's Who Among America's Teachers, 1992
• American Hall of Fame Director's Award
• John Philip Sousa Foundation - Laureate for the Legion of Honor Award, 1993
• Sudler Order of Merit of the John Philip Sousa Foundation in recognition of many special contributions to the excellence of bands and band music, 1993
• Volunteer Center of Maui County - “Hale Lima ‘Akau” County Council of Maui Teacher Appreciation - Dedication and Commitment to Education, 1997
• Conducted (Guest Conductor) Maui District Intermediate Massed Band, 1998 and Maui District High School Honor Band, 2006
• Conducted United States Collegiate Wind Band Internationally
Offices held: President - Maui District Music Educators Association, Representative to State Music Association
President - Maui District High School Band Association
President - Student Chapter of NEMC at University of Hawaii at Manoa
Administrator and Assistant Conductor - United States Collegiate Wind Bands
Chairman - Pinellas County Celiac Support Group
Travel: Twelve summer performance tours with the United States Collegiate Wind Band to nine countries in Europe; personal journeys to Canada, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, China, Indonesia and Cambodia.
Professional Philosophy:
School music classes should provide camaraderie; by working together, students find enjoyment in their learning. By sharing our knowledge, students are able through performance to enjoy a sense of creating beauty. In our profession, we must strive to enrich the lives of our students through the beauty of the written score which translates into beautiful sounds, feelings, and emotions.
Retirement: In 2001 Brian retired from teaching. He moved from Maui to Clearwater and later to Dunedin, FL. Continuing his great interest in music, he sang in the choirat Good Shepherd Episcopal Church under Carol Alexander's direction, and also with her Shepherd Chorale. Later, he sang with the Clearwater Singers and at Ascension Episcopal under Beth Hunter, and entertained the choir on Christmas Eve between services at his home for dinner for many years. Brian sang in the Bach Choir, also directed by Carol Alexander, for several years including in costume for Pipescreams at Halloween.In addition, he was secretary of the Chamber Music on the Beach program hosted by Carol Alexander. Last fall, Brian rejoined the American Guild of Organists (AGO) and continued to attend many of the monthly organ and choral programs. Brian was always willing to help choirs out as needed at Peace Memorial Church (as recently as last December), and Good Samaritan Church.
Memorial: In the late 1990’s, Brian initiated the formation of the Lahainaluna High School Foundation, the fascinating history of which can be found at
www.lahainalunahighschoolfoundation.org/cont…/4e7baf48215a0/
In memory of Brian, if you would like to donate to the Lahainaluna music scholarship which has been established in his name, here are the details:
Lahainaluna High School Foundation
P.O. Box 11617
Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 96761
Please add memo on check: Brian Kelly Memorial Music Scholarship. Checks should be made payable to: LHSF Scholarship.
A memorial service for Brian will be held at 2:00 PM on February 18 (Monday, Presidents’ Day) at The Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 701 Orange Avenue.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Brian Kelly Memorial Music scholarship mentioned above.
REGISTRATION FOR 2019-2020 INFO
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FRIENDS OF LHS MUSIC BOOSTER CLUB |
The Friends of LHS Music (FOLHSM) is a non-profit organization comprised of parents, community members, adults and students. The purpose of the FOLHSM is to provide support to the students and professional staff of the LHS Music Program. Their support shall consist of providing supplemental funds, volunteer services, and organizational coordination as requested by the Directors. They promote and encourage the program to reach its fullest potential; support the music and performance program as defined by the Directors; promote the interests of the program within the local community; and promote and encourage musical excellence, teamwork and cooperation in an environment of mutual respect and dignity.
We strongly urge parents to take part and be active members of the Booster Club. We meet once a month, exact dates are yet to be determined. For more information on the Booster Club, please email: friendsoflhsmusic@gmail.com or visit their website: www.facebook.com/friendsofLHSMusic/
Friends of LHS Music Executive Board
Chair: Juenlee Brown
Vice-Chair: Stephaine Asuncion
Secretary: Noe Masuda
Treasurer: Debbie Domogma
We strongly urge parents to take part and be active members of the Booster Club. We meet once a month, exact dates are yet to be determined. For more information on the Booster Club, please email: friendsoflhsmusic@gmail.com or visit their website: www.facebook.com/friendsofLHSMusic/
Friends of LHS Music Executive Board
Chair: Juenlee Brown
Vice-Chair: Stephaine Asuncion
Secretary: Noe Masuda
Treasurer: Debbie Domogma
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LUNA MARCHING BAND AWARDS FROM THE HOLIDAY BOWL
- FIRST PLACE: DRUM MAJORS, PARADE COMPETITION, AA DIVISION
- SECOND PLACE: FIELD COMPETITION, AA DIVISION
- SECOND PLACE: PARADE COMPETITION, AA DIVISION
- SECOND PLACE: FIELD COMPETITION, AA DIVISION
- SECOND PLACE: PARADE COMPETITION, AA DIVISION
LUNA MARCHING BAND IN THE NEWS!!
Mahalo to Stephaine Lum and Lisa Kubota of Hawaii News Now for their coverage of the Lahainaluna High School Marching Band!! Click the links below!
Hawaii News Now - Stephanie Lum
Hawaii News Now - Lisa Kubota
Mahalo to Maui News for the coverage!!
Maui News Article
Hawaii News Now - Stephanie Lum
Hawaii News Now - Lisa Kubota
Mahalo to Maui News for the coverage!!
Maui News Article
MAHALO!!
It’s been a whirlwind of a season for the Lahainaluna High School Marching Band! On behalf of the Marching Band, I would like to extend my deepest and most heartfelt mahalo to all those who have supported our students as we took on this trip to San Diego to participate and compete in the 2017 Holiday Bowl.
Lahainaluna has never entered in the world of competitive marching band field shows and as such, many things that we typically have done in the past had to be revisited. From training, to rehearsals, to fundraising, to music selection and drill….everything we were “used to” doing had to be refocused to being judged on a competition level against schools from the mainland and in front of National Television.
We would have not been able to go without the support and permission of our principal, Mrs. Lynn Kahoohalahala; our district superintendent, Mr. Lindsay Ball; and our school administration. They have all been very supportive of the Marching Band since before my time and we thank them for allowing us the opportunity to let our students shine.
I would like to thank the parents for supporting their children in making the rehearsals, being flexible with their schedules, aid in financing the trip, and entrusting our staff to keep their children safe and on task at all times.
Thank you our school's teachers, staff, and coaches for being supportive of the students and our program and for being so accommodating to our hectic schedule all season. From using the facilities like the stadium and various parts of campus, to being accommodating to the student’s schedules, to even partaking in various music department events (be it fundraisers and concerts or parades)--the staff at Lahainaluna High School have been very encouraging of the Marching Band.
Thank you to the Lahaina community and by extension, the island of Maui and State of Hawaii and all the community groups and businesses that have supported our program. From helping with fundraising opportunities, performance options, educational opportunities, and even speaking highly of our students and program--we have been blessed that so many people appreciate our students.
A very big MAHALO to Aunty Debbie Domogma and the Friends of LHS Music Booster Club for spearheading the San Diego trip. Debbie in particular took care of a lot of the planning and logistics and was the liaison between myself, the students, the parents, and the bowl game committee.
Mahalo also to our Marching Band staff that has helped throughout the season: Mrs. Jayme Carlos, Band tech and field staff; Mr. Carlito Luben, Percussion tech and field staff; Ms. Luxmi O’Connell, Guard tech and field staff; Mr. Jalen Baraoidan, Woodwind and Brass tech; Jon Shigaki, Assistant
Thank you to these adults that took the time to be chaperones and offer assistance during our trip to San Diego:
Jalen Baraoidan
Kathy Bettencourt
Dan Brown
Juenlee Brown
Jayme Carlos
Debbie Domogma
Heather Ganis
Carlito Luben
Noe Masuda
Jon Shigaki
Sareena Syn
Lastly, mahalo to the students for all your hard work and dedication. You ARE the Luna Marching Band. Without you students, there really isn’t anything. Every task presented was met with optimism, enthusiasm, and tenacity. You all have raised the bar for future generations of the Luna Marching Band.
There are countless of individuals that I probably missed and I apologize if I inadvertently missed you. Know that as the Music Director, I humbly thank you all and appreciate all that you folks do for our students. As with anything, this season has had it’s fair shares of ups and downs but there was a lot of growth and learning happening. Not just for the students, but myself as well. A lot of fun was had and a lot of new experiences and friendships had been made.
~M. Carlos
MAHALO EVERYONE!! I MUA LAHAINALUNA!!
Lahainaluna has never entered in the world of competitive marching band field shows and as such, many things that we typically have done in the past had to be revisited. From training, to rehearsals, to fundraising, to music selection and drill….everything we were “used to” doing had to be refocused to being judged on a competition level against schools from the mainland and in front of National Television.
We would have not been able to go without the support and permission of our principal, Mrs. Lynn Kahoohalahala; our district superintendent, Mr. Lindsay Ball; and our school administration. They have all been very supportive of the Marching Band since before my time and we thank them for allowing us the opportunity to let our students shine.
I would like to thank the parents for supporting their children in making the rehearsals, being flexible with their schedules, aid in financing the trip, and entrusting our staff to keep their children safe and on task at all times.
Thank you our school's teachers, staff, and coaches for being supportive of the students and our program and for being so accommodating to our hectic schedule all season. From using the facilities like the stadium and various parts of campus, to being accommodating to the student’s schedules, to even partaking in various music department events (be it fundraisers and concerts or parades)--the staff at Lahainaluna High School have been very encouraging of the Marching Band.
Thank you to the Lahaina community and by extension, the island of Maui and State of Hawaii and all the community groups and businesses that have supported our program. From helping with fundraising opportunities, performance options, educational opportunities, and even speaking highly of our students and program--we have been blessed that so many people appreciate our students.
A very big MAHALO to Aunty Debbie Domogma and the Friends of LHS Music Booster Club for spearheading the San Diego trip. Debbie in particular took care of a lot of the planning and logistics and was the liaison between myself, the students, the parents, and the bowl game committee.
Mahalo also to our Marching Band staff that has helped throughout the season: Mrs. Jayme Carlos, Band tech and field staff; Mr. Carlito Luben, Percussion tech and field staff; Ms. Luxmi O’Connell, Guard tech and field staff; Mr. Jalen Baraoidan, Woodwind and Brass tech; Jon Shigaki, Assistant
Thank you to these adults that took the time to be chaperones and offer assistance during our trip to San Diego:
Jalen Baraoidan
Kathy Bettencourt
Dan Brown
Juenlee Brown
Jayme Carlos
Debbie Domogma
Heather Ganis
Carlito Luben
Noe Masuda
Jon Shigaki
Sareena Syn
Lastly, mahalo to the students for all your hard work and dedication. You ARE the Luna Marching Band. Without you students, there really isn’t anything. Every task presented was met with optimism, enthusiasm, and tenacity. You all have raised the bar for future generations of the Luna Marching Band.
There are countless of individuals that I probably missed and I apologize if I inadvertently missed you. Know that as the Music Director, I humbly thank you all and appreciate all that you folks do for our students. As with anything, this season has had it’s fair shares of ups and downs but there was a lot of growth and learning happening. Not just for the students, but myself as well. A lot of fun was had and a lot of new experiences and friendships had been made.
~M. Carlos
MAHALO EVERYONE!! I MUA LAHAINALUNA!!
Practice Charts
Practice charts are due the day following a weekend. 100 minutes a week is required from all students in periods 1 - 7. Parents are encouraged to ensure their child is practicing and an initial is required for time practiced. Practice charts are not only a graded assignment, it also is a requirement to perform in concerts.
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As a learning institution, Lahainaluna High School is committed to ensuring that its official website content conforms to the regulations of the American with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Lahainaluna High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Joanne Dennis, Acting Principal, 980 Lahainaluna Road, Lahaina, HI 96761 808-662-4000.