Karol’s Karolers presents their summer concert of songs from around the world at the Lutheran Church of Honolulu. Songs in this concert deal different types of love, longing, loss, coming to terms with the hardships of life, and finding ways to be at peace with our struggles and suffering. The earliest is from 15th century Germany, and the most recent is by a UH graduate. Admission is free, and donations (unfortunately, not tax-deductible) are welcome. Several LCH members sing in this choral group, they hope to see you in the audience!

Karol’s Karolers, founded in 2012, is an organization devoted to producing professional level a cappella concerts. Originally known for spreading Christmas cheer with their caroling programs, the group has extended its repertoire and scope of musical projects beyond the holiday season and have self-produced nearly a hundred concerts and performances around the island of O‘ahu, on the Big Island, and in the summer of 2018, throughout Europe, performing in Italy, France, Austria, Czech Republic, and Poland. Over the years, the group has benefited from the collaboration of over three dozen diverse singers, each of whom contributed their voice and unique musical background to the ensemble.

Fabulous music from the Bach family tree
Saturday + May 25, 2019 + 7:30 pm

LCH Choir and soloists Bach Chamber Orchestra
Scott Fikse, conductor + Mark D. Wong, organ + Katherine Crosier, harpsichord

Suggested Donation: $20 (by cash or check at the concert or using the “Donate” button below)

Johann Sebastian Bach belonged to a family whose members were almost universally gifted with a passion and skill in music. While we seldom hear the works of these other Bachs, they possess great beauty and ingenuity. Join us for the varied works of Carl Phillip Emmanuel, Johann Michael, Johann Christian, Johann Ernst, PDQ, and others who bore the famous name, Bach.