 Apply now for our 2010 season! July 7-27, 2010 World Class Instruction - Island Inspiration
For three weeks each July, the Hawaii Performing Arts Festival gathers talented young musicians from all over the world on the Big Island of Hawaii for intense daily coursework and individual lessons in singing technique, repertoire, Alexander Technique, acting, yoga, and of course, an invitation to the beautiful culture and environment of the islands. All of this work culminates in local concerts and events, giving students valuable performing experience, residents beautiful music, and everyone moments they'll never forget.
Vocal Program Half Session July 7 - 17 Full Session July 7-27 Lifelong Singer June 30 - July 5 for vocalists of all ages and abilities Performing and Visual Arts Camp June 21 - 25 and June 28 - July 2 for children ages 7 - 14 who love to sing, dance and create art
Jazz in Hawaii July 17 - 27
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The 2010 Hawai'i Performing Arts Festival is pleased to
announce new faculty members
Arthur Levy
Ben Malensek
Brent McMunn
Stormy Sacks
Brett Ryback
James Darrah
Nancy Ticotin
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The Hawaii Performing Arts Festival Proudly Presents...
 Liane Carroll In Concert
With the Olliephonics
Treat Yourselves To An Elegant, Entertaining Evening of
Great Jazz, Big Band,
Dancing and Love!
Thursday, February 11, 2010, 6:30 pm
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English jazz phenomenon Liane Carroll is the only artist to ever win two BBC Jazz Awards in the same year. She has appeared in concerts with Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton and Ladysmith Black Mombazo and is believed by many to be Britain's finest jazz singer.
Hear Liane perform Tom Waits' Picture In A Frame |
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Made Possible In Part by the Generous Support of the Following Sponsors
Dr. John Stover, Blue Dragon Coastal Cuisine, Tiffany & Co, Carol and Clive Davies, Gemfire Designers, Hualalai Academy, Stephen J. Herbert P.E., North Hawaii News, Rhoady Lee and Alan Gartenhaus, Monk's Delight Kona Coffee, West Hawaii Today, Witcher Engineering LLP, Four Seasons Hualalai, Hilton Waikoloa, Fairmont Orchid. HPAF is supported by County of Hawai'i Research and Development and the Hawaii Tourism Authority, as well as the Bauer Foundation, the Richard Smart Fund and Kuki'o Community Fund of the Hawai'i Community Foundation
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