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Dance Hawaiian:     more books (68)

Hawaiian Costume Making by Vicki Corona, 1989-07 Hawaiian Wedding Book by Vicki Corona, 1989-09 Learn Hawaiian Dancing by Vicki Corona, 1989-06 Let's Hula!: Learn to Sway the Hawaiian Way (Running Press Kids Kit) by Suzanne Aumack, Connie Majka, 2008-04-07 Na Mele Hula, Volume 2: Hawaiian Hula Rituals and Chants [With Cassette] by Nona Beamer, 1997-06 Heartbeat of Hawaii (Alan Houghton's Photographic Hula Collection) by Alan Houghton, 1998 The Rough Guide to The Music of Hawaii (Rough Guide World Music CDs) by Rough Guides, 2000-07-24 Ta bouche. Fox-trot, one-step and valse. M. Yvain. [Followed by] Hawaiian Eyes. Valse. Rollo de Freyne.-Dance of the Island Girls from " The Island King " . ... [and parts]. > (Chappell's Army Journal) by Maurice Yvain, 1923 The Garland of God Kane: Comic Opera in Two Acts from a Hawaiian Myth by Harvey Hess, 1992-06 Dance For The Aina by Clemence McLaren, 2004-01-31 The ancient Hawaiian hula by Joseph Campbell, 1946 The Hawaiian hula: [authentic techniques for teachers and students] by Margueríte Kuuípolaní Duane, 1976 Hawaiian hulas by Jennifer Greenwood, 1938 Children of Hawaii (2005 Calendar)

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61. Hawaiian Music And Dance Festival
    The hawaiian Music and dance Festival. The patriarch of the players, spiritually, is 70year-old Raymond Kane. Say that KAH-neh, which you might already  
    http://citypaper.net/articles/111695/article065.shtml
    
    Extractions: forums ... Email Newsletter roots At International House this Friday, three of the finest Hawaiian slack key guitarists will participate in a grand event titled Aloha! The Hawaiian Music and Dance Festival. The patriarch of the players, spiritually, is 70-year-old Raymond Kane. Say that KAH-neh, which you might already know if you are a fan of local filmmaker Robert Mugge's work. Kane was so large a part of Hawaiian Rainbow that his portion of the soundtrack was used to make an entire LP. If you saw the film, or maybe got to the Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife the year that Hawaii was the focus, you'll recall Kane as a jovial gent, full of good fun and high spirits. From a recent phone conversation, it's obvious that none of that has changed. In the movie, Kane offered the easiest explanation of the slack key guitar's name and evolution. In the 1800s, the cowboys came to Hawaii with guitars. The Hawaiians liked them, but also liked the challenge of different tunings. Kane explained that everybody starts off with the Taro Patch tuning: DGDGBD. He says he always returns to that one, since it is the "master tuning."

62. Green Street Studios -- Hawaiian/Tahitian
    Students will learn the basic Hula (hawaiian dance) and Tahitian movements, dances in the ancient (Kahiko) and modern style and Oteas and  
    http://greenstreetstudios.org/classes/hawaiian.php

63. Molokai, Hawaii - Upcoming Events On The Most Hawaiian Island
    Molokai, The Most hawaiian Island. Special events, cultural events, outrigger canoe races, Ke Aka Ku iO Moloka i ~ Such is the dance essence of Moloka i  
    http://visitmolokai.com/evnt.html
    
    Extractions: The Annual Kaiwi Challenge, a 39-mile race for one-man canoes, starts at Kaluakoi Resort on Molokai and finishes at the Outrigger Canoe Club in Waikiki. Contact the Hawaiian Island Paddlesports Association at http://www.kaikahoe.org/   Email to hipa@kaikahoe.org  or leave a message on their info line at 808.969.6695. he Starbucks Moloka`i Challenge is the world championship of kayak and one-person canoe racing. An international contingent of men and women race solo for 32-miles across the Kaiwi Channel from Moloka`i to the east shore of O`ahu, finishing at Koko Marina. The Kaiwi Channel, referred to as the "Moloka`i Channel," is considered one of the most challenging and treacherous in the world.

64. Programs - Hawaii Cultural Foundation
    Performances and workshops in traditional hawaiian dance, hawaiian language, arts and crafts. New York API Heritage Festival. New York API Heritage Festival  
    http://hawaiiculturalfoundation.org/programs/
    
    Extractions: Home Events Programs About HCF ... Keia Hawai`i Kupuna Talk-Story with Aunty Mahilani Poepoe and Lei`ohu Ryder Lei-making workshop with Kilohana Since its founding in 1997, HCF has presented Hawaiian cultural events in the New York tri-state region including concerts and workshops in Hawaiian music and dance, traditional lu`au gatherings, Hawaiian lei and craft workshops, language classes, and traditional "talk story" gatherings with respected elders from the Hawaiian community. Some of the artists presented include Slack Key Guitar Masters, Keola Beamer and George Kahumoku , Halau Hula Ka No`eau, recording artists of Hapa, Keali`i Reichel and Tony Conjugacion. Through these activities, HCF fosters the development of a strong `ohana or community of individuals on the East Coast interested in keeping connected to a spirit of aloha and a Hawaiian cultural base. Performances and workshops in traditional Hawaiian dance, Hawaiian language, arts and crafts.

65. TAP Program Notes 1999: Hula Dance From Moloka'i
    HULA dance from MOLOKA I with Moana Dudoit and her Hula Halau Traditional hawaiian music and dance were an integral part of daily life and also played a  
    http://www.calacademy.org/research/anthropology/tap/archive/1999/1999-06--hula.h
    
    Extractions: with Moana Dudoit and her Hula Halau Moana Dudoit and her Hula Halau from Moloka'i visit San Francisco for exclusive performances at the Academy. The program includes classical kahiko hula and modern 'auwanahula , as well as Moloka'i's own hulaku'i style, to the accompaniment of chants ( mele) and live music on indigenous instruments. Program Dates Photographs : June Anderson, Jennifer Michael 1998 listings 1999 listings 2000 listings ... TAP home Program Notes In the popular imagination , the hula conjures up images of tropical breezes, swaying palms, the mellow sounds of the ukulele and, inevitably, sensuous girls in grass skirts with gyrating hips. To native Hawaiians, the hula is more than a tourist attraction. As the national dance, it is closely bound to cultural heritage and identity; changes in hula styles and costumes over the past 200 years mirror the historical and political changes the Islands have undergone, from the pre-European contact period and the arrival of missionaries in 1820, to statehood in 1959 and the Hawaiian Cultural Renaissance of the 1970s. In the beginning, according to Hawaiian mythology, the goddess Hi'iaka danced for her older sister, the volcano goddess Pele, and thus the first hula was born. Local legends stress the importance of Moloka’i as the birthplace of the hula and the home of Laka, the woman who first carried hula traditions from Moloka’i to the other Hawaiian islands.

66. Travel + Leisure | Hawaii
    a celebration of the dynamic hula dance, hawaiian food, handmade crafts, and more. Visit Molokai Visitors Association Web site www.molokaihawaii.com  
    http://www.travelandleisure.com/ext/200404_hawaii/
    
    Extractions: Hawaii may be famous for great beaches and piña coladas, but its arts scene is also making waves. The 50th state has an events calendar filled with exciting performances and cultural traditions. From February 27 to May 2, 2004, art-and-culture connoisseurs can share in some of Hawaii's best-kept secrets. For ten special weeks, the Hawaii Arts Season can provide a snapshot of what Hawaii offers year-round. The first-ever Hawaii Arts Season can set the stage for amazing performances, with most of this year's events taking place on Oahu, the island renowned for its multiethnic activities. Visit Oahu Visitors Bureau Web site: www.visit-oahu.com Molokai is a place without stoplights and practically no traffic. On May 15, don't miss the Ka Hula Piko Festival, a celebration of the dynamic hula dance, Hawaiian food, handmade crafts, and more. Visit Molokai Visitors Association Web site: www.molokai-hawaii.com

67. Hawaiian Energy Dance, By Serge Kahili King
    hawaiian ENERGY dance Kalana Hula, by Serge Kahili King, Ph.D. $29.95 47minute video available in VHS or DVD formats. Serge teaches a powerful form of  
    http://www.huna.net/HBM/Videos/kalana.html
    
    Extractions: Add to cart HAWAIIAN ENERGY DANCE: Kalana Hula , by Serge Kahili King, Ph.D. $29.95 47-minute video available in VHS or DVD formats. Serge teaches a powerful form of moving meditation with the assistance of Susan Pa'iniu Floyd on a secluded Kauai beach. Based on elements of the sacred hula and the Hawaiian martial art of lua, these movements are designed to harmonize your personal energy as well as the energy of your environment. In the FEEDBACK section of the order form please specify VHS (NTSC or PAL video) or DVD format. Otherwise, we will send you the VHS format appropriate to your mailing address.

68. Hawaiian And Tahitian Dancing
    hawaiian and Tahitian Dancing. Suggest an Update Print Version (New Window) Equivalent, Club féminin ; dance folklorique ; Danse ; Divertissement  
    http://kingston.cioc.ca/details.asp?RSN=14527&Number=13

69. Entertainment - Hilton Hawaiian Village®
    The Hilton hawaiian Village® has long been known for our worldclass entertainment many of which highlight the traditions, dance and music of Hawaii.  
    http://www.hiltonhawaiianvillage.com/activities/entertainment.asp
    
    Extractions: Every Friday night our Super Pool becomes the perfect tropical stage for Hawaiian entertainment and a beachfront fireworks show. The color and pageantry of Hawaii's monarchy are brought to life in this regal tribute to King David Kalakaua, featuring the music, song and dance of the Polynesian Islands and the exciting Samoan Fire Knife Dance. The show begins with the King's Procession, the Keiki Parade and Flag Ceremony and the Village Guards Precision Rifle Drill Team. The evening continues with Polynesian music, song and dance, featuring many of the Polynesian Islands' native dances and distinctive costumes. The grand finale of this evening is a stunning beachfront fireworks display that lights up Waikiki Beach. Show Schedule

70. CALENDAR LISTING: USA Dance Peninsula Hawaiian Luau Dance (HamptonRoads.com)
    Open to the public ballroom dancers of all ages and skill levels welcome. Sat. 08/13/05, USA dance Peninsula hawaiian Luau dance  
    http://home.hamptonroads.com/calendar/details.cfm?eventID=47017

71. Unwritten Literature Of Hawaii Index
    As in many other traditional cultures, hawaiian art, dance, music and poetry were highly integrated into every aspect of life, to a degree far beyond that  
    http://www.sacred-texts.com/pac/ulh/
    
    Extractions: Sacred Texts Pacific Buy this Book at Amazon.com Unwritten Literature of Hawaii The Sacred Songs of the Hula by Nathaniel B. Emerson Emerson's classic study of the Hula is a gold-mine of information for explorers of Hawaiian language, music, dance and culture. He gives the full annotated Hawaiian text of the songs, along with a free English translation. As in many other traditional cultures, Hawaiian art, dance, music and poetry were highly integrated into every aspect of life, to a degree far beyond that of industrial society. The poetry at the core of the Hula is extremely sophisticated. Typically a Hula song has several dimensions: mythological aspects, cultural implications, an ecological setting, and in many cases, (although Emerson is reluctant to acknowledge this) frank erotic imagery. The extensive footnotes and background information allow us an unprecedented look into these deeper layers. While Emerson's translations are not great poetry, they do serve as a literal English guide to the amazing Hawaiian lyrics. While Emerson does not describe the Hula dance per se as much as one would like, he does provide very detailed background information on the cultural setting in which the Hula was performed, including ritual procedures of the Hula schools, or Heiaus. One other weak point is that the illustrations are primarily sketches of plants mentioned in the songs, musical instruments and so on; only two of them portray Hula dancers (one of which is fully clothed!). The book notably includes musical transcriptions of a number of songs, including the Hawaiian anthem

72. Metroactive Music | Mele Hula: A Celebration Of Hawaiian Music And Dance
    In the hawaiian language, Mele Hula translates to song and dance. To hawaiian music aficionados, Mele Hula is like the Traveling Wilburys.  
    http://www.metroactive.com/papers/cruz/02.06.02/melehula-0206.html
    
    Extractions: From Poi to Pop: Vocalist Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom has revived the female falsetto style of traditional Hawaiian singing. Making Waves Mele Hula unites three new-school Hawaiian music masters By Todd Inoue IN A CONVERSATION with anyone from Hawai'i, the topic of music and food eventually crops up. Both Hawaiian music and food are revered if acquired tastes. And ironically, it sometimes takes leaving the islands to appreciate them fully. There's no better place to witness the synthesis than at a mainland Hawaiian music concert. Folks who passed on the shows when living in Makakilo will tap it into their PalmPilot. They want to replace the sounds of traffic and car alarms with clean plucking and sky-high melodies. They'll forego Krispy Kremes for two fingers dripping with poi. The uptight workaday uniform of khakis and button-down shirts will blossom into aloha shirts, the business brogue hanging loose like a pair of wet baggies. It's a feeling best described as ohana , family. And Hawaiian acts like Mele Hula welcome the ex-pats with open arms.

73. NEEDED Hawaiian And/or Polynesian Dancers For Party 8/21
    We are in need of hawaiian and/or Polynesian dancers for a birthday party on Sunday August 21st. We need the dancers for an outdoor dance show for  
    http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/tlg/88558140.html

74. Buytickets Ticketinfo Shoponline Villages Shows Dining Faqs Press
    Hawaii won the overall senior tane, or male, solo dance competition and the dance that uses the hands to tell a story similar to the hawaiian hula.  
    http://www.polynesia.com/press/press_07.19_04_Tahiti.html

75. Middle Eastern Dance: Dancers' Directory - USA Listings
    808966-6370 Oriental and hawaiian dance instructor and performer. Producer of The First Hawaii Oriental dance Festival ; ran the Hot Lava Festival this  
    http://www.bdancer.com/med-guide/dir/ndirHI-NM.html

76. Polynesian Dance - Tribe.net
    Announce Upcoming Hula, hawaiian Polynesian Events Worldwide. Discussion about all aspects of the Hula dance all hawaiian issues.  
    http://tribes.tribe.net/polynesian_dance?r=10535

77. Dance Magazine
    Tau dance Theater. Hawai i Theatre Honolulu, Hawaii June 25­26, 1999 For another look at hawaiian dance, see a review and photographs of Halau o Kekuhi  
    http://www.dancemagazine.com/dance_magazine/reviews/show_review.php?f=august_199

78. Dance Lessons In Hawaii
    of Request . (Include things such as Reason for your lessons ,Middle Eastern Polynesian/hawaiian Any Dancing Not Sure. Comments/  
    http://www.danceronline.com/dance_lessons/HI/
    
    Extractions: Select an Issue SEPTEMBER 2005 AUGUST 2005 July 2005 JUNE 2005 MAY 2005 APRIL 2005 MARCH 2005 FEBRUARY 2005 JANUARY 2005 December 2004 November 2004 October Issue September 2004 August 2004 July 2004 June 2004 May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 February 2004 January 2004 December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 September 2003 August 2003 July 2003 June 2003 May 2003 April 2003 March 2003 February 2003 Summer Programs January 2003 December 2002 November 2002 October 2002 September 2002 August 2002 July 2002 June 2002 May 2002 April 2002 March 2002 February 2002 Begin a new search for dance lessons Please select the first letter of the closest major city/town. A B C E ... W Take the work out of finding dance lessons by using our dance request service. Complete the form below. We will do our best to match your request with studios and instructors who can meet your needs. Your information is used ONLY by Dancer Online and our member instructors and ONLY for the purposes of helping you find your lessons. If you are interested in dance lessons for Ballroom dances such as Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Cha-Cha, Swing, Hustle and others, please visit our partner site

79. VIA Online: Hawaiian Luaus
    A quartet played hawaiian standards, and dancers came out for a kolohe hula. You can play Tongan shuffleboard, weave hawaiian hats, and dance the  
    http://www.viamagazine.com/top_stories/articles/luau03.asp
    
    Extractions: a colorful culinary tour of Polynesia. By Constance Hale I "Make sure to get a big bowlful," our host taunted as we set off for the buffet, knowing most of us would pass. "You eat a little bit of fish," he said, "then a little bit of poi, then a little bit of pig, then a little bit of poi . . ." As we obediently ate our big bowlfuls, we saw that this famously bland, grayish purple goop is to the Hawaiian what le pain is to the French: the perfect pause between strong flavors and odd textures. The slightly tangy paste allowed us to make our way back and forth from macadamia-crusted mahimahi to smoky pork, from sweet potatoes to salmon ceviche. We hadn't come to the Royal to discover poi, per se, but we had come on a mission. I grew up in the islands and wanted to show my sweetie how Hawaiians chow down and party. Luaus are the way locals celebrate birthdays, launch campaigns, and raise money. At a Hawaiian hoedown, food and drink abound, uncles pluck guitars, aunties sing along, and anyone might dance the hula. Pass the poi Feast at Lele

80. Hawaiian Music And Culture In The New York City Metro Area
    Come talk story, meet the NY Hawaii community, get ono grinds, dance the hula and play some hawaiian Tropical Paradise Revue with fire knife dancer,  
    http://www.kalena.com/hawaiian_culture_nyc.html
    
    Extractions: Hawaii's former First Lady Jean Ariyoshi speaks about her new book, Washington Place, A First Lady's Story, an autobiographical account of her childhood in a small town in Hawaii through her years at Washington Place, the state's gubernatorial mansion, where she lived with her husband, George Ariyoshi, the governor of Hawaii from 1973 to 1986. Hosted by the Japanese American National Museum. Co-sponsored by the Japan Society, Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program and Institute at New York University, the University of Hawaii Alumni Association East, the Japanese American Association, and the Hawai'i Cultural Foundation. Followed by a reception and booksigning.

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