We Jazzed up the Art Opening at East Hawaii Cultural Center
May 1, 2013
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Last August we played live jazz music in the main gallery at Hilo's East Hawaii Cultural Center. Brandon Shannon, Guitar, Margaret Stanton, Bass, John Robinson, Drums
The live jazz at the East Hawaii Cultural Center sounds like a fantastic way to create a lively atmosphere during the art opening! I'm curious about how the interaction between the musicians and the artwork influenced the audience's experience. Do you think incorporating different artistic elements like music can change the way people perceive art? Also, events like these inspire me to think about how I can blend different creative forms in my own projects, including those I plan on my WizardAlchemy.
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Devos Sophy
Jul 14
The live jazz music at the East Hawaii Cultural Center sounds like a beautiful way to enhance the art opening experience. It must have added a vibrant atmosphere! As someone who enjoys both art and music, I wonder how the artists felt about performing in such a creative space. Do you think events like this can help bridge the gap between different art forms? LuckyHYP
The live jazz at the East Hawaii Cultural Center sounds like a fantastic way to create a lively atmosphere during the art opening! I'm curious about how the interaction between the musicians and the artwork influenced the audience's experience. Do you think incorporating different artistic elements like music can change the way people perceive art? Also, events like these inspire me to think about how I can blend different creative forms in my own projects, including those I plan on my WizardAlchemy.
The live jazz music at the East Hawaii Cultural Center sounds like a beautiful way to enhance the art opening experience. It must have added a vibrant atmosphere! As someone who enjoys both art and music, I wonder how the artists felt about performing in such a creative space. Do you think events like this can help bridge the gap between different art forms? LuckyHYP