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UH Bands
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The UH Bands are proud to announce the 2018-2019 chamber groups:
UH Bands Brass Quintet
Parker Nakamura, trumpet
Tate Sakamoto, trumpet
Crystal Lee, horn
Joseph Nakamoto, trombone
Gabriel Choy, tuba
UH Bands Woodwind Quintet
Edra Ha, flute
Ocean Akaka, oboe
Tobi Tiamzon, clarinet
Dane Pinell, horn
Diane Manzana, bassoon
UH Bands Saxophone Quartet
Pablo Furukawa, alto
Casandra Ancheta, alto
Mariko Niosco, tenor
Michael May, baritone
The UH Bands Chamber Groups are the top wind and brass chamber ensembles at UH-Manoa.
They rehearse, perform, and tour throughout Oahu and the Hawaiian Islands,
working with our UH Music faculty and renowned visiting artists on a regular basis.
Membership is open to new & returning undergrad & graduate UH-Manoa students in any major.
Membership is by audition only, and renewable for up to four years.
They rehearse, perform, and tour throughout Oahu and the Hawaiian Islands,
working with our UH Music faculty and renowned visiting artists on a regular basis.
Membership is open to new & returning undergrad & graduate UH-Manoa students in any major.
Membership is by audition only, and renewable for up to four years.
Recipients receive:
* $5,000/year tuition waiver ($2,500 per semester)
- * enrollment in applied lessons (MUS 231x; course fee still applies)
* regular coachings with UH Music faculty
* performance opportunities on & off campus
Recipients will:
* enroll and play in Chamber Music Ensemble (MUS 410F, fall & spring semesters)
* enroll and play in the UH Wind Ensemble (MUS 419B, fall & spring semesters)
- * perform regularly on & off off campus as a chamber group
* regular coachings with UH Music faculty
* performance opportunities on & off campus
| UH Bands Chamber Groups - General / Waiver Information |
Auditions for 2019-2020 UH Bands Chamber Groups Saturday, February 9, 2019
For your audition, please prepare the following:
- Major scales over full range of instrument
- Two etudes/repertoire works of contrasting styles (demonstrating technical ability and musicianship) - typically fast/technical and slow/lyrical