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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.
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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
MARCHING BAND FALL 2018 SCHEDULE (subject to change)
Marching Band shows up on a student's schedule as "DIR STUD MUS" during PERIOD 8. Students enrolled in Marching Band MUST have that class. If a student has that class in their schedule but has NO intention to be there, they are to see their counselor IMMEDIATELY.
Class meets every TUESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERSCHOOL from 2:15pm to 4:30pm.
Because this class meets outside of the regular school day, communication with either director regarding attendance is IMPERATIVE. Refer to the Music Department Handbook to find the best way to contact a director.
Game and Event schedule:
Wednesday, August 15th: Opening Year Assembly 10:41am at Jimmie H. Greig Gymnasium.
Friday, August 17: Baldwin vs LHS at War Memorial Stadium 7pm
Saturday, August 25: King Kekaulike HS vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm
Saturday, September 1: Maui High vs LHS at War Memorial Stadium 7pm
Saturday, September 8: Kamehameha Maui vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm
Saturday, September 22: Baldwin vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm
Friday, September 28: LHS vs King Kekaulike HS at King Kekaulike Stadium. 7pm.
Thursday, October 4: Maui Fair Parade. 4:30pm at UHMC Parking lot to War Memorial Stadium parking lot.
Saturday, October 6: Maui High vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm.
Friday, October 12: LHS vs Kamehameha Maui at Kamehameha Maui 7pm.
Saturday, October 27: Division II Playoff (if necessary) at War Memorial Stadium 7pm
Wednesday, October 31: Annual Keiki Halloween Parade at Front Street 4pm.
**Tentative dates TBA: Marching Band Festival and Christmas Parade
Report times for GAMES are 4:30pm. Exact dismissal times are dependent on how long each game lasts. For HOME games, expect students to be dismissed around 10:00pm. For AWAY games, expect students to be dismissed around 11:45pm to 12:30am. Band students are not permitted to eat at football games so decidedly, a potluck (by sections) is arranged for HOME games. For AWAY games, the bus will make a stop where students can have dinner at either Jack in the Box, McDonald's, or Taco Bell (Kahului). Students must have their own money to purchase dinner.
STUDENTS MUST BE PICKED UP AND OFF CAMPUS WITHIN 30 MINUTES OF ARRIVAL TO THE BANDROOM FOLLOWING GAMES. ANY STUDENT STILL ON CAMPUS WILL BE ESCORTED HOME BY THE MAUI POLICE.
Class meets every TUESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERSCHOOL from 2:15pm to 4:30pm.
Because this class meets outside of the regular school day, communication with either director regarding attendance is IMPERATIVE. Refer to the Music Department Handbook to find the best way to contact a director.
Game and Event schedule:
Wednesday, August 15th: Opening Year Assembly 10:41am at Jimmie H. Greig Gymnasium.
Friday, August 17: Baldwin vs LHS at War Memorial Stadium 7pm
Saturday, August 25: King Kekaulike HS vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm
Saturday, September 1: Maui High vs LHS at War Memorial Stadium 7pm
Saturday, September 8: Kamehameha Maui vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm
Saturday, September 22: Baldwin vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm
Friday, September 28: LHS vs King Kekaulike HS at King Kekaulike Stadium. 7pm.
Thursday, October 4: Maui Fair Parade. 4:30pm at UHMC Parking lot to War Memorial Stadium parking lot.
Saturday, October 6: Maui High vs LHS at Sue D. Cooley Stadium 7pm.
Friday, October 12: LHS vs Kamehameha Maui at Kamehameha Maui 7pm.
Saturday, October 27: Division II Playoff (if necessary) at War Memorial Stadium 7pm
Wednesday, October 31: Annual Keiki Halloween Parade at Front Street 4pm.
**Tentative dates TBA: Marching Band Festival and Christmas Parade
Report times for GAMES are 4:30pm. Exact dismissal times are dependent on how long each game lasts. For HOME games, expect students to be dismissed around 10:00pm. For AWAY games, expect students to be dismissed around 11:45pm to 12:30am. Band students are not permitted to eat at football games so decidedly, a potluck (by sections) is arranged for HOME games. For AWAY games, the bus will make a stop where students can have dinner at either Jack in the Box, McDonald's, or Taco Bell (Kahului). Students must have their own money to purchase dinner.
STUDENTS MUST BE PICKED UP AND OFF CAMPUS WITHIN 30 MINUTES OF ARRIVAL TO THE BANDROOM FOLLOWING GAMES. ANY STUDENT STILL ON CAMPUS WILL BE ESCORTED HOME BY THE MAUI POLICE.
NEXT BOOSTER MEETING
Tuesday, August 14, 5:30pm in the bandroom.
MUSIC CLASSES 2018-2019
Classes available for the 2018-2019 School Year. Check with school counselors for enrollment and scheduling.
- Band 1
- Band 2, 3, 4 Brass and Percussion
- Band 2, 3, 4 Woodwinds
- Choir 1
- Choir 2, 3, 4
- Jazz 1, 2 ,3, 4
- Guitar 1
- Piano 1 (3 sections)
- Dir Stud Mus Marching Band
- Band 1
- Band 2, 3, 4 Brass and Percussion
- Band 2, 3, 4 Woodwinds
- Choir 1
- Choir 2, 3, 4
- Jazz 1, 2 ,3, 4
- Guitar 1
- Piano 1 (3 sections)
- Dir Stud Mus Marching Band
MAHALO FOR JOINING US AT THE SPRING CONCERT!!
Mahalo for all those who attended our annual Spring Concert on Tuesday, March 27 at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center featuring our Jazz Band, Concert Choir, and Concert Band!
Mahalo to Senator Roz Baker for giving the evening's opening speech!
A very warm mahalo to those who took the time out of their schedules to assist us in chaperoning, transporting equipment, and other logistical details:
Jalen Baraoidan
Kathy Bettencourt
Dan Brown
Juenlee Brown
Jayme Carlos
Debbie Domogma
Eduardo Flores
The Masuda Ohana
Christopher Ventura
Mahalo to Senator Roz Baker for giving the evening's opening speech!
A very warm mahalo to those who took the time out of their schedules to assist us in chaperoning, transporting equipment, and other logistical details:
Jalen Baraoidan
Kathy Bettencourt
Dan Brown
Juenlee Brown
Jayme Carlos
Debbie Domogma
Eduardo Flores
The Masuda Ohana
Christopher Ventura
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.