gracenotesfellowship.org

The Grace Notes
Fellowship

Music as a Gift. Music as a Mission.

Returning God-given talents to those in need — bringing the transformative power of live classical music to communities and individuals who deserve to hear it most.

Our Story
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Gifts Received.
Gifts Returned.

The Grace Notes Fellowship was founded on a simple but profound belief: that every musical talent is a gift from God, and every gift carries a responsibility to give back.

As a family of classically trained musicians, we are committed to bringing world-class live music to hospitals, shelters, underserved communities, and anyone for whom music would otherwise be out of reach.

"We have been given so much through music — now it is our turn to give."

Faith-Centered

Rooted in gratitude to God for the talents we have received and the calling to serve others.

Community-Focused

Serving hospitals, shelters, elder care, and underserved schools with live classical music performances.

Excellence in All Things

Bringing the highest standard of artistry to every stage — from the Metropolitan Opera to a community shelter.

Next Generation

Inspiring young people through music education and mentorship, so that the gift continues to grow.

Meet the Kang Family

A family united by faith, love, and music — performing together on stages from the Metropolitan Opera to community outreach events across the nation.

Executive Director · Co-Founder

David Kang

Flute · Piano

At just 16 years old, David is already distinguished as a flutist of extraordinary promise. As a student at the prestigious Juilliard School Pre-College Division while attending Ridgewood High School, he embodies the Fellowship's belief that youth and talent are gifts to be nurtured and shared.

Juilliard School Pre-College Division Ridgewood High School, Grade 10 Flute · Piano

Co-Director · Co-Founder

Grace Kang

Flute

Grace — whose very name inspired the Fellowship — is a gifted flutist at 14, already earning recognition at the regional level. Selected for the Bergen County Region Band in both 2025 and 2026, she is a living testament to the mission: that God's grace, expressed through music, can touch every heart.

Bergen County Region Band — 2025 & 2026 Benjamin Franklin Middle School, Ridgewood Flute

Artistic Advisor

Joo Won Kang

Baritone

One of today's most sought-after baritones, Joo Won Kang has graced the world's most prestigious opera stages with his rich, commanding voice. A graduate of Yonsei University and the Manhattan School of Music, he has performed lead roles at the Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, LA Philharmonic, Washington National Opera, Seattle Opera, and beyond.

Metropolitan Opera — La Bohème, Don Carlos, La Traviata San Francisco Opera — Adler Fellow LA Philharmonic — Nixon in China Multiple International Competition First Prize Winner

Artistic Advisor

Kyung Won Hwang

Soprano · Pianist

A classically trained soprano and pianist, Kyung Won Hwang brings warmth, depth, and decades of musical experience to the Fellowship. A graduate of Ewha Womans University (Vocal Music) and its Graduate School of Music Education, she has dedicated her career to both performance and nurturing the next generation of musicians through years of dedicated teaching.

Ewha Womans University — Vocal Music, B.M. Graduate School of Music Education, M.M. Classical Voice · Piano · Music Educator

What We Do

01

Outreach Performances

Live classical music performances brought directly to hospitals, hospice facilities, nursing homes, shelters, and underserved communities — where music is needed most.

02

Youth Music Education

Workshops, masterclasses, and mentorship for young musicians who lack access to world-class instruction — investing in the next generation of musical voices.

03

Community Concerts

Free and low-cost classical concerts open to all, breaking down barriers between the world of opera and orchestral music and the communities that surround them.

Join Our Mission

Whether you'd like to invite us to perform, partner with us, or simply learn more about The Grace Notes Fellowship, we would love to hear from you.

joowonkang11@gmail.com

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