Honolulu Blend Show Chorus

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99-900 Iwaena St
Aiea, HI 96701
+1 (808) 224-0383
http://honolulublend.org

The Honolulu Blend Show Chorus is a diverse a cappella chorus that specializes in singing 4-part harmony in the barbershop style. With members from various ethnic and racial backgrounds, people with disabilities, the LGBTQ community, and different religions, they bring a wide range of musical experience and backgrounds to their performances. As a chapter of Sweet Adelines, International and a proud member of Golden West Region 21, they delight audiences both locally and on the competition stage.

The chorus welcomes guests to join them for in-person rehearsals at Maryknoll Grade School on Mondays from 6:30-9:00 PM. With their passion for music and commitment to community outreach, the Honolulu Blend Show Chorus is a vibrant and inclusive group that continues to captivate audiences with their harmonious performances.

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Sylvana F.
11/23/2024

HBSC is an amazing group of ladies that come together every Monday to sing in harmony and occasionally share their gift of singing with the community throughout several performances! It has...

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Lorraine Y.
4/18/2013

This chorus is a dream come true in the making....brought together in 2007 and chartered with Sweet Adelines International in 2012, this group of women's barbershop singers took the "cake" in...

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Steph C.
7/13/2012

This group is the epitome of musicianship and fun. From the seasoned opera singer to the karaoke-winning merchant marine, every voice has a place. It's a terrific place to learn the craft of...

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