PROGRAM GUIDE | VOLUME 43 | ISSUE 9 | SEPTEMBER 2024
Songs of Love from Hawai‘i
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 AT 8:30 PM
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On the cover: Photo from the lm “Songs of Love from Hawai‘i” – Lim Ok Soon, 17, became a picture bride and started life in Hawai‘i,
leaving her homeland in Korea. Photo by: Dukhyun Kim
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Top: Gary Pak holds a brass bowl carried to Hawai‘i from Korea by his grandmother Lim Ok Soon who received it as a gift from
her mother. Photo by Dukhyun Kim. Middle: Keola Beamer, Chee-Yun and Ignace "Iggy" Jang perform at Kalaupapa, Moloka‘i.
Bottom: Violist Richard Yongjae O’Neill performs at Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden, Kāne‘ohe, Windward O‘ahu.
Songs of Love from Hawai‘i is
a captivating reverie of music
and history celebrating Korean
immigrants who rst made their
way to territorial Hawai‘i at the
beginning of the 20th century.
Filmmaker Jinyoung Lee weaves
together three distinct episodes
that combine rsthand accounts
of those early immigrants with
virtuosic musical performances from
renowned string players Richard
Yongjae O’Neill, Chee-Yun, Ignace
“Iggy” Jang and Hawai‘i entertainer/
composer Keola Beamer.
Mayor Harry Kim, the late Hawai‘i
Supreme Court Chief Justice
Ronald Moon and current Lt. Gov.
Sylvia Luke.
As the title suggests, the lm is a
love song arranged and played as
a heartfelt tribute to those early
pioneers who left home in search
of opportunity and a better life for
themselves and their families.
Songs of Love from Hawai‘i
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
AT 8:30 PM
The lm features beautiful
animated sequences, previously
unseen archival images and
footage, and striking landscapes
that help illustrate the multi-
faceted experiences of the early
Korean immigrants who came to
Hawai‘i as plantation workers and
picture brides.
Songs of Love from Hawai‘i shares
the stories of sacrice, hope and
resilience of these Korean men
and women who left behind a
legacy for their descendants,
including former Hawai‘i County
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Top: Ann Yoshida at the Hawai‘i Adaptive Surng Championships in Waikīkī, Honolulu in 2023. Bottom: Honeybees that are part
of the Beekeeping Certicate Program at UH Hilo on the Big Island.
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In 2000, Hawai‘i’s Ann Yoshida was
21 years old and attending college
in Utah with her whole life in front
of her. Then a car crash left her
paralyzed.
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and a curious body to discover
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NEXT MONTH
Nā Mele: Kala‘e Parish
Monday, October 28 at 7
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As the 25th anniversary celebration of Nā Mele continues, we bring you a
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the music of Native Hawaiian country music artist Kala‘e Parish. Based
on the Big Island, his original songs evoke a wide range of feelings, from
relaxing island vibes to upbeat tunes that make you want to dance, as well
as songs that tug at the heartstrings.
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