US EditionMTU Music Professor's Research Honors Hawaiian Ancestors, Leads to First Composition
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MTU Music Professor's Research Honors Hawaiian Ancestors, Leads to First Composition
Two decades of research into his family's place in Hawaiian history inspired a Michigan Tech associate professor of music to create the tone poem "Kalaupapa" — his first musical composition.Researchers often pursue topics they are connected to. In the case of longtime conductor and first-time composer Joel Neves, inspiration struck a deeply personal chord, bound by a sacred promise. Neves, an associate professor of music in Michigan Technologica…
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