Guitarists' Workshop with CYRIL PAHINUI, Oct. 14, 1PM (Free and Open to Public!)

The Center for Ethnomusicology Proudly Presents:

A Guitar Workshop with Hawai'ian slack key guitar virtuoso:

CYRIL PAHINUI

In conjunction with his performance on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 8PM in Davis Auditorium, Hawaiian slack key guitar virtuoso Cyril Pahinui will be offering a master class for guitarists at 1PM on Sunday, Oct. 14, in 112 Dodge Hall on the Columbia Morningside campus. 

This master-class is free open to the public and all guitarists are invited.  However, space is limited.  Please contact Prof. Fellezs at kf2362 @ columbia.edu to inquire about reserving a place. If you do not have a reserved place, be sure to arrive promptly at 1PM.

Cyril Pahinui is one of Hawai‘i’s most gifted guitarists and singers. Cyril has performed at Carnegie Hall, contributed to three GRAMMY^TM Award-winning albums, received several Hoku Hanohano Awards, and recorded on more than 35 Hawaiian musical releases. As a slack key guitarist, Cyril’s technical virtuosity imparts the soul of Hawaiian music, and his beautiful, emotive, and well-recognized voice renders an intimate picture of his Pacific island home.

112 Dodge is accessed from College Walk.  Enter Columbia's main gate at 116th and Broadway (right opposite the #1 train stop at 116th) and stay to your left as you proceed down College Walk.  You will be walking along the south side of Dodge Hall.  Enter the last door on your left before you reach the end of the building (the handicapped access elevator) and the stairs up to Low Plaza.  A sign will be posted on this door during the event.