gracenotesfellowship.org
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 StoryOur Mission
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."
Rooted in gratitude to God for the talents we have received and the calling to serve others.
Serving hospitals, shelters, elder care, and underserved schools with live classical music performances.
Bringing the highest standard of artistry to every stage — from the Metropolitan Opera to a community shelter.
Inspiring young people through music education and mentorship, so that the gift continues to grow.
The Fellowship
The Grace Notes Fellowship is led by the next generation — two young musicians who believe that the gifts they have received are meant to be shared. Supported by their family, they are building something that will last far beyond the stage.
Directors
Co-Director · Founder
Flute · Piano
At just 16 years old, David is a flutist and pianist of extraordinary promise and purpose. A student at the prestigious Juilliard School Pre-College Division and Ridgewood High School, David co-founded The Grace Notes Fellowship with the conviction that young artists have a responsibility — and a joy — in giving their gifts back to the world.
Co-Director · Founder
Flute
Grace — whose name inspired the Fellowship itself — 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 leads with grace, purpose, and an unwavering belief that music is a gift meant to be given away.
Artistic Advisors
Artistic Advisor · Father
Baritone
One of today's most acclaimed baritones, Joo Won Kang lends his world-class artistry and experience to support the Fellowship's mission. Having performed at the Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, LA Philharmonic, and beyond, he walks alongside David and Grace as a guide — not a leader.
Artistic Advisor · Mother
Soprano · Pianist
A classically trained soprano, pianist, and dedicated music educator, Mrs. Kang supports the Fellowship with years of performance experience and a deep love for teaching. A graduate of Ewha Womans University and its Graduate School of Music Education, she is the quiet strength behind every note the family shares with the world.
Our Work
Live classical music performances brought directly to hospitals, hospice facilities, nursing homes, shelters, and underserved communities — where music is needed most.
Workshops, masterclasses, and mentorship for young musicians who lack access to world-class instruction — investing in the next generation of musical voices.
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.
Get In Touch
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.
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