Noise Cabinet is a forward leaning concert series created for listeners with openness and curiosity.

The program ‘2nd Nature’ on June 13 will feature music of Christopher Stark and Megan and Shawn Conley of Ocean Music Action.

This concert series is presented in parternship with Capitol Modern: The Hawai’i State Art Museum and is curated by Clara Kim.

Learn more here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/noise-cabinet-2nd-nature-tickets-1981538793874

From whimsical pizzicatos to the lush textures of Debussy and Ravel, this program explores the expressive power of the plucked and the poetic.

Program to include Leilehua Lanzalotti’sTranslating Myself and Others, Debussy Sonate en Trio, and Ravel Introduction & Allegro. Details and tickets here.

Megan joins the Hawaii Symphony as the new Acting Principal Harpist. This concert features the world-renowned pipa virtuoso Wu Man performing Jiping Zhao’s captivating Pipa Concerto No. 2, paired with two iconic tone poems: Respighi’s evocative Pines of Rome and Strauss’ Don Quixote

Details and tickets available here.

Megan performs a solo harp concert at Atherton Studio in Honolulu as part of HPR’s Classical Music Series. Program to include works by Lili’uokalani, Leilehua Lanzalotti, Takuma Itoh, Claude Debussy, and Brandee Younger. Limited seats available. Tickets and more info available here.

This concert is sold out! Check back for tickets to the 2pm concert.

Megan performs a solo harp concert at Atherton Studio in Honolulu as part of HPR’s Classical Music Series. Program to include works by Lili’uokalani, Leilehua Lanzalotti, Takuma Itoh, Claude Debussy, and Brandee Younger. Limited seats available.

The 6pm concert is sold out. Details and tickets for the 2pm concert will be made available here.

Megan joins the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra and Kapena at the Waikiki Shell on Friday July 25th.

More info and tickets available here.

The Honolulu Botanical Gardens team presents A Midsummer Night’s Gleam, an enchanting evening of family fun, dazzling lights, and lively performances in Honolulu’s oldest botanical garden!

Join Megan from 6-7pm for a program of beautiful harp music. More info here.

Megan will perform the beautiful Debussy Danses as a featured soloist with The Knights. This free outdoor concert takes place at the historic Naumburg Bandshell in Central Park. More info available here.

Megan will perform a set of nature-inspired harp music at the Bishop Museum’s Science & Sustainability Festival on Saturday May 31st. This one-day festival features keiki activities, workshops, exhibition highlights, special presentations, and interactive performances with scientists, cultural practitioners, and community organizers on the front lines of biodiversity research and conservation efforts in Hawai‘i..

More info and tickets available here.

Join Ocean Music Action for a series of performances at Carnegie Hall’s Spring Family Day. This program will feature music inspired by the beauty and magic of our natural world, drawing connections to the flora and fauna of the NYC area. Performers will include Megan Conley (harp), Shawn Conley (bass), Christina Courtin (violin, vocals), Caitlin Sullivan (cello), Alex Sopp (flute, vocals), and Maile Okamura (dance). More info available here.

More info and tickets available here.

Ocean Music Action is thrilled to present a concert + action at the beautiful Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport, MA. Join us a for a community concert featuring Kinan Azmeh (clarinet), Layale Chaker (violin, voice), Megan Conley (harp), Shawn Conley (bass), and Shane Shanahan (percussion). More details available here.

Join us the following day, March 23, for a community volunteer event. Check back here for more info.

Megan performs for Waikiki Aquarium’s annual Valentine’s Day event, Seaduction. Come hear beautiful harp music and support the important conservation work of the Aquarium. More info and tickets available here.

Join The Knights for a free, interactive family show.

More info available here.

Megan joins The Knights on Fishers Island for program featuring Kinan Azmeh, the Syrian-born clarinetist and composer. Described as the "intensely soulful virtuoso" by the NY Times, Azmeh's music combines jazz, contemporary classical, and Middle Eastern-infected rhythms and modes. This program features Azmeh's Dear Ocean, a work commissioned by Ocean Music Action. This organization draws attention to issues of ocean sustainability through music and art. Anchoring the program in the classical tradition will be Saint-Saens' poetic Fantasie for violin and harp.

More info available here.

Megan joins the Hawaii Symphony for two concerts to close the Masterworks season featuring Petruska and La Mer. More info and tickets available here.

Megan joins the Hawaii Symphony for two concerts to close the Masterworks season featuring Petruska and La Mer. More info and tickets available here.

Ocean Music Action’s ‘Everlasting’ program is inspired by the interconnectedness of all living things, and the evolution of this relationship over time. A quartet of musicians (Megan Conley, harp; Shawn Conley, bass; Christina Courtin, violin/vocals; and Colin Jacobsen, violin) as well as dancer Maile Okamura, perform music that honors our forests, oceans, and the creatures that depend on them. 

More info and tickets available here.

This concert is paired with a volunteer beach cleanup through Surfrider San Diego on Sat June 1 from 9-11am. Sign up here.

Program:

Jessie Montgomery, orch. Michi Wiancko Rhapsody No. 2 featuring Colin Jacobsen, violin (World Premiere)

Gabriel Kahane Heirloom featuring Jeffrey Kahane, piano (NY Premiere)

Gabriel Kahane Where are the Arms featuring Gabriel Kahane, vocals & Jeffrey Kahane, piano

Anna Clyne Shorthand featuring Karen Ouzounian, cello (NY Premiere)

W.A. Mozart Symphony No. 31 in D major, "Paris"

More info and tickets available here.

Join us at the Museum of Arts and Design in NYC for the Gather NYC concert series featuring Ocean Music Action founder, harpist Megan Conley, and friends. This Mother’s Day concert will feature music honoring Mother Earth. Details and tickets available here.

About this concert:

William Parker - bass

Peter Shaindlin - trumpet

Jonny Lam - guitar

Megan Conley - harp

Shawn Conley - bass

Abe Lagrimas, Jr. - drums

Free, family-friendly evening of live music at Capitol Modern. Come visit and enjoy performances in the Sculpture Garden. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Full schedule below, details here.

5:00pm - 9:00pm | Art & Flea Market

5:30pm - 6:30pm | Forest Flutters with Shawn Conley, Megan Conley, and Jonny Lam | POD

6:30pm - 7:30pm | Ke‘olu | Sculpture Garden

8:00pm - 9:00pm | Starr Kalahiki | Sculpture Garden

Join Ocean Music Action for a children’s program at the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center. Megan will perform music from the Hawaiian Islands, and join dancer Alesha Yamal for a hula lesson! Children will also make their own paper flower leis to take home. More info and tickets available here:

https://houstonarboretum.org/event/harp-hula-music-dance-from-hawaii/

Program to include Ravel’s Tombeau de Couperin and a new work by Du Yun for Pipa and Orchestra featuring Wu Man. More info and tickets available here.

Megan joins the Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble for Peace on Earth, with two performances of Britten’s stunning Ceremony of Carols as well as other holiday favorites. More info and tickets available here.

Join us for the Yogarden Holiday Market on Sunday Dec 10th from 10am-2pm. Yogarden is an organic farm in beautiful Waimanalo. The holiday market will feature their locally grown, organic produce, vegan food and baked goods, and music by harpist Megan Conley.

See the Yogarden website for more info.

Megan joins the Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble for Peace on Earth, with two performances of Britten’s stunning Ceremony of Carols as well as other holiday favorites. More info and tickets available here.

Performance at the 2nd Annual Kāhuli Festival at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. Two sets, from 3-3:30pm and 4:30-5pm, including a performance of Takuma Itoh’s ‘Kāhuli: Voice of the Forest.’ Learn more about kāhuli (Hawaiian tree snails) from experts, cultural practitioners, and enjoy music, games, a film screening and more at Hawaii’s museum. More info and tickets available here.