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Unwritten literature of Hawaii;: The sacred songs of the hula. Collected and translated, with notes and an account of the hula (Tut books) by Nathaniel Bright Emerson, 1972 Hawaiian Choreographies by Vicki Corona, 1989-08 Hawaiian Implements "2" ('Uli'ulis & 'Ili'ilis) by Vicki Corona, 1989-07 Advanced Hawaiian Dancing by Vicki Corona, 1989-08 Hawaiian Implements (Ipus & Pu'ilis) by Vicki Corona, 1989-07 A pocket guide to the islands: Hula and chant by Catherine Kekoa Enomoto, 1998 Pedal Steel Guitar Winston/Keith (Music Sales America) by Winnie Winston, 1992-01-01 Hula, Dance of the Islands by robert miller, 1935 Sacred Steel: Inside an African American Steel Guitar Tradition (Music in American Life) by Robert Stone, 2010-08-30 Hula girl (Adventures in Hawaii) (Adventures in Hawaii) by G. P. Mustapha, 2000-01-01 'Neath Hawaiian Skies. Suite. No. 1. The forsaken temple. 2. Native boating song. 3. Valsa reale. 4. Floral dance. Piano solo by Auguste Cons, 1922 Paradise Remade: The Politics of Culture and History in Hawai'i by Elizabeth Buck, 1993-01-27

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81. Hawaiian Dance & Cultural Arts
    PGNY The Paperless Guide to New York City Your guide to the city that never sleeps.  
    http://www.ny.com/dance/hawaiian.html

82. Dance Hawaii
    Visit dance Hawaii for complete Hawaii dance information, and dance related books, CDs and videos.  
    http://dancehawaii.home.att.net/dh_links.html

83. Hawaii Dance
    Hawaii Entertainment dance search guide and directory with all of the best sites for Hawaii Entertainment dance on the Internet.  
    http://www.hawaii-search.com/Hawaii/Entertainment/Dance/

84. Hawaii Dance Supplies
    Hawaii Shopping dance Supplies search guide and directory with all of the best sites for Hawaii Shopping dance Supplies on the Internet.  
    http://www.hawaii-search.com/Hawaii/Shopping/Dance-Supplies/

85. Hawaii Dance Retreat Center - The Largest Dance Center In Hawaii
    Kalani Oceanside Yoga Retreat Center Facility is located on the Big Island of Hawaii. We offer daily yoga classes, healing yoga retreats, yoga vacations,  
    http://www.kalani.com/dance/
    
    Extractions: Dance has been the essence of the Kalani experience from ancient times to the present. The Kalani 120 acre property is a traditional ahupua'a, or land portion that supplied the resources of the sea as well as the uplands. An 'ohana or extended family cared for the land and benefited from the stewardship. A halau, or Hawaiian cultural school, graced the ocean frontage of Kalani until 1900. This site, with its paths, lava walls and smooth stone floor, is preserved along with a heiau (temple) site and burial grounds. In the 1860s beloved monarch, Kalakaua, reinstated the practice of hula after years of suppression due to the missionaries. A renaissance of Hawaiian culture has continued ever since, celebrated annually in Hilo's Merrie Monarch Festival and simultaneous with Kalani's Hula Heritage Week. Kalakaua stated "Hula is the language of the heart, therefore the heartbeat of the Hawaiian People." "Kalani is my spirit home" says Cleo Parker Robinson, contemporary American dance leader.

86. Hawaii Retreat Center - Accommodations, Yoga, Workshops, Adventures & More At Ka
    Info on dance workshops and events more We invite you to open your heart to the Big Island of Hawaii at Kalani Oceanside Retreat. ENROLL NOW !  
    http://www.kalani.com/

87. Treasures From Hawaii That Kids LOVE!
    Island Gift Shop filled with treasures from Hawaii like hula doll, shark tooth necklace, Musical Dancing Hula Doll hawaiian Print Back Pack  
    http://www.alohafriends.com/products5.html
    
    Extractions: Orders are only available for delivery within the USA. Each item is packed with aloha and is shipped within the USA by US Priority Mail. Shipping is already included in the prices listed unless otherwise stated. Express shipping is available at an additional cost and is only available by placing your order by telephone M-F 9am-3pm Hawaii Time, toll free 1-888-256-4214. FREE Banners to Add a Link to Your Web Site Child Magazine selected alohafriends.com and our adorable Hawaiian Hula Princess Outfit below to feature in their "Hawaiian Punch" fashion review in the June-July 2001 issue of Child Magazine on page 32! Also featured are cool Aloha shirt magnetic note pads that are stylish and handy for hanging in school lockers or on the refrigerator. HAWAIIAN HULA PRINCESS OUTFIT

88. Hawaiian Hula Supplies -Hawaii Ukulele Guide- HULA Supply Hula Implements Dancin
    hawaiian HULA Supply hula implements dancing dancer Bounty Music, hawaiian hula supplies maui hawaii dancing the hula implements  
    http://www.ukes.com/hula.html
    
    Extractions: Your browser does not support script Hawaiian Hula Implements click to expand The 'uli'uli is a small gourd (la'amia) containing seeds (ali'ipoe) and fitted with a handle which ends in a flat circular top fringe of cock feathers. The dancer traditionally holds one 'uli'uli in the right hand and shakes it to produce the rattling sound. The left hand is free to carry out the graceful interpretive motions of the hula. But in modern times, dancers use one one 'uli'uli in each hand. Priced per Pair. 'Uli'Uli Small pair 'Uli'Uli Medium pair 'Uli'Uli Large pair The pu'ili is a split bamboo rattle (pu - to sound, 'ili - bark or skin). A piece of bamboo some 20 inches long and one and one-half to two inches in diameter is split into narrow strips or strands except for a section of about five inches at one end which serves as a handle. Bamboo is cut away to leave spaces between the strands. The player or dancer produces a rustling sound when he or she taps the pu'ili against his, or his partner's shoulder or arm, the floor mat, or another pu'ili.

89. HAWAI'I STAR BALL
    As usual, during our event, we will also feature many local hawaiian traditions hawaiian music and chants, Auana and Kahiko Hula, Chinese Lion Dancers,  
    http://www.hawaiistarball.com/
    
    Extractions: We will be opening the entire Ballroom on the 2nd floor of the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel. This means an area of over 20,000 square feet instead of our usual 13,000 square feet. Those of you who participated at the 2004 Hawai‘i Star Ball will remember the larger ballroom we had for our Saturday evening Grand Mahalo Ball. This year we will have that same space for all our events over the 3 days and it will be decorated in the spirit of Aloha!

90. Latifa Writes Of Hawaii For The Gilded Serpent
    The Gilded Serpent presents Hawaii Workshop by Latifa dance photos by Around 6 PM, members of The Near Eastern dance Company of Hawaii,  
    http://www.gildedserpent.com/articles20/latifahawaii.htm
    
    Extractions: Bob McKeand of Honolulu We got up at the crack of dawn to get to the San Fransico airport three hours before our 9:10 AM flight. After our curb side check in and my short detention by Security (too much silver jewelry and an electric tooth brush!) we arrived at our gate for the usual "hurry up and wait " cycle that is so much a part of flying at this time in human history. After an extremely smooth flight, we arrived in Honolulu at a little after 10:00 AM Hawaiian time. Shadia After arriving at our hotel, we had time to get organized and relax. We met with Shadia around 2:00PM to plan our evening which would revolve around a visit to a restaurant called The Pyramid Cafe Melia would be performing. The Pyramid Cafe is a delightfully decorated restaurant in Honolulu not too far from Waikiki. The customers were numerous for a Tuesday evening. We were greeted at the door by a very friendly hostess and sat at a table where we could easily view the performance.

91. Music And Dance In Hawai`i
    Music and dance in Hawai`i. Major Listing. Hawaii Arts Resource Directory Music courtesy of the Committee for Arts and Culture. Calendar of Events  
    http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/hspls/hmusic.html
    
    Extractions: Major Listing: Calendar of Events: Resources: Hawaiian Home Page Hawaiian Music courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution's Virtual Festival of American Folklife Hawaiian Music Island Hawaiian Music Resources courtesy of Robyn Lihau`ihilani Myers Hula Huapala: Hawaiian Music and Hula Archives Stevo's Hawaiian Music Guide: Concert schedules, artists' homepages, where to purchase Hawaiian music Susan's Hawaiian Music Reports by Susan Jaworowski Return to HSPLS Home Page Online Hawai`i Last updated 9-23-02 by Jo Ann Schindler, HSPLS, who can be contacted at jms@hcc.hawaii.edu

92. P.O.V. - American Aloha . Behind The Lens . Ask The Filmmakers | PBS
    Through the hula dance, Hawaii is kept alive and stories are shared by all men and women, young children and kupuna (elders), of different races,  
    http://www.pbs.org/pov/pov2003/americanaloha/behind_ask.html
    
    Extractions: A Note on Orthography Check for Rebroadcasts Letter from the Filmmakers About the Filmmakers ... Production Journal Hector in California asks: Do you envision this project as serving as a vehicle to bridge the gap between indigenous Hawaiians, and their preconceived notions of the halaus on the Mainland, and the Mainland Hawaiians? Lisette Marie Flanary: I envision this project as a reflection of the pride felt by all Hawaiians, whether they live on the islands or the mainland. As communities away from the islands have continued to grow in strength and in number, I also believe that the "gap" has become less of a divide and more of a bridge that connects people through their heritage, not their location. This documentary will hopefully create more of a dialogue between communities and offer a better understanding of the mainland Hawaiian community through telling their unique stories. It is my hope that this film will open doors to new and different points of view that will help dispel preconceived notions as well as shatter stereotypes to inspire mutual respect in all of us. Talia in South Carolina asks: Since hula is a dance that is so deeply entrenched in Hawaiian history and the identity of Hawaiian people, how are outsiders (those not of Hawaiian roots) received when they attempt to learn hula? Culturally, is hula something Hawaiians share with others simply through performance, or is there a sense of eagerness to teach the dance, the language to those of other native roots?

93. Hula Dance Instruction And Demonstration Videos
    You will learn dance Hula Girl, Blue Hawaii, Pua Iliahi (about the fragrant sandalwood Join Kili in Hawaii as she shares her love for the hula dance.  
    http://www.myriahs.com/publishvideos/instruction.html
    
    Extractions: Mahea Uchiyama teaches and performs authentic Tahitian dance in a studio setting with mirrors. Learn the history of Ori (with vintage photos and drawings), the fundamentals of various types of Tahitian dance, and the costumes used for each. Then learn numerous hip isolations, steps, postures, arm positions, hand gestures, and a complete otea choreography. All movements are clearly demonstrated from various angles and discussed thoroughly. Also includes costumed performances by . (55 minutes) From her studio Mahealani Uchiyama presents another instructional video that picks up where "Ori: The Dance of Tahiti" video left off. After a brief review of basic steps ( and and . Each move is thoroughly explained, broken down, and demonstrated. Plus there are several performances by the KaUaTuahine Polynesian Dance Company of complete aparimas (including Pakakina Moemoea and Tuahine Rain . (21 minutes) Mahealani Uchiyama teaches and demonstrates the fundamentals of Hawaiian Hula. First up is Hui Pa Hula O Leianuenue's Kahiko performance of Nohili which won Mahealani and her troupe 2nd Place Kahiko at the King Kamehameha Hula Competition in Hawaii. Next an excellent history and background of the Hula with vintage illustrations and performance footage is presented. During studio instruction we learn the basic hula steps kaholo, hela, uwehe, lele, ki'iwawae, kawelu, ami kahela, ami kuku, ami poniu, ki'i, and many traditional hand gestures, followed by a practice session. Then we learn the entire choreography verse by verse for the kahiko chant

94. Hawaii Arts Season
    No other state has its own language, music and dance. Hawaii is the place Actors, dancers and directors join Hawaii s top talent in soldout shows from  
    http://www.theculturedtraveler.com/Festivals/Archives/Hawaii_Arts.htm
    
    Extractions: The Hawaii Arts Season, February through May, is jam-packed with arts of every persuasion. Ancient hula to modern dance, opera to slack-key guitar, fine arts and fine crafts serve up a feast fit for the most discriminating connoisseur. Begin with hula. No other state has its own language, music and dance. Hawaii is the place to see hula that goes back a thousand years or hula woven into a production by the most modern dance troupe. The stage at the Hawaii Theatre in downtown Honolulu, is magically transformed, becoming a Polynesian time machine. Featherwork, woven mats and wood carvings are exhibited in fine art galleries and Hawaiian cultural museums. Painters, printmakers and film makers capture the beauty of a Hawaiian day in total realism or total abstract. Museums with state-of-the-art, climate controlled galleries offer a welcome respite from the usual vacation frenzy.

95. Minnie Ruiz Interview
    MR It has become the hottest dance in Hawaii. Everybody wants Salsa! When I first arrived in Hawaii in 1990, I was the first Mambo dance Instructor here  
    http://www.salsanewyork.com/magazine/articles/interview_minnie_ruiz.htm
    
    Extractions: Photos courtesy from Minnie Ruiz This month we interview Hawaiian Salsa Queen Minnie Ruiz. Originally a native New Yorker of Puerto Rican decent. She traveled out to Hawaii and fell in love with that island paradise. Minnie has actively been promoting the art of Salsa Dancing and has been duped "The Salsa Queen of Hawaii". She is a promoter of NY On2 dancing and has been responsible for bringing both the Addie-tude Dance Company and Descarga Latina to Honolulu. Its with great pleasure that we present her interview to the SalsaNewYork readership. -Manny

96. Hana Hou: The Magazine Of Hawaiian Airlines
    A year later, she became a flight attendant for hawaiian Airlines, and in 1977 she started dancing hula at the Halekulani one night a week,  
    http://www.hanahou.com/dancingqueen.htm
    
    Extractions: Dana Edmunds "No one," she says, "was in the outdoor seats. There were only two or three people inside, huddled in sweaters, their heads pushed into bowls of soup, but we decided to give it our best. I made my changes throughout the evening, I wore my special leis, I performed as usual, I put out the same energy, and finally, when it was time to quit, no one clapped; no one looked up from their soup." kumu hula

97. News From Waikiki
    615 – 645 pm Hawaii StarShine dance Studio. 7 – 730 pm Country dancers of Hawaii. 730 – 8 pm Polynesian Cultural Center – Flaming Sword dancer  
    http://www.waikikinews.com/
    
    Extractions: HONOLULU – HAWAII FILM PARTNERS presents the World Premiere of the new live-action TV series, "FLIGHT 29 DOWN,” filmed entirely on the North Shore of O‘ahu, on Labor Day Weekend, Saturday, September 3rd, at "Sunset on the Beach" in Waikiki. A special musical performance will be presented by Barry Flanagan and Nathan Aweau of HAPA. Come see the first two episodes of this exciting new show before its debut on Discovery Kids on NBC on October 1st, and experience the beautiful music of HAPA live in concert on Waikiki Beach! "We are thrilled to be able to give the people in Hawai‘i this exciting opportunity to see the first two episodes of 'FLIGHT 29 DOWN' before it debuts on national television," says Rann and Gina Watumull of Hawaii Film Partners. "We want to thank the community for its remarkable support during our production and wish to celebrate the terrific Hawai‘i based crew and actors who made this all possible."

98. Hawaiian Dancers - Sports & Recreation, Weddings, Parties & Special Occasions -
    Come to Citysearch to get information, directions, and reviews on hawaiian Dancers and other yp listings in Ferndale.  
    http://detroit.citysearch.com/profile/5234001/ferndale_mi/hawaiian_dancers.html
    
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99. Hawaiian Dancing
    hawaiian Dancing at the Danish Lutheran Church of Vancouver, BC The hawaiian Dancers meet in the Danish Church one evening a week to practice and learn  
    http://www.danishchurch.vancouver.bc.ca/hawaiian/
    
    Extractions: Lessons are held every week in the Church Hall, see the calendar . Dress requirements: slipperettes, appropriate Hawaiian dress, and maybe a bottle of water. Our teacher, Inge Nielsen A Hawaiian Luau is held for the dancers during the summer. Plans of meeting in Hawaii in the future are also in progress. The cost is $5.00 per lesson and $2.00 per tape of Hawaiian music for dancing. For more information, please contact Inge Nielsen at 604.524.3004. The Hawaiian Dancers meet in the Danish Church one evening a week to practice and learn new dances. Occasionally the teacher, Inge Nielsen Inge Nielsen and make the arrangements for the group to perform. Inge Nielsen has done this service for ten years, but I have only been performing with this group for about half a year. Mai-Tais Tiny Bubbles and Pearly Shells Lillian Christiansen, 2004 Last revised February 23rd, 2004. web@danishchurch.vancouver.bc.ca

100. Hawaii - Big Island - Entertainment
     AlternativeHawaii s cyberguide to entertainment on the Big Island of Hawaii for organization dedicated to bringing fine music and dance to East Hawaii.  
     http://www.alternative-hawaii.com/activity/bient.htm

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