21. SFW 40015: Hawaiian Drum Dance Chants logogosh.gif (3544 bytes)hawaiian Drum dance Chants Smithsonian Folkways 40015 TOORDER CD These recordings made between 1923 and 1989, feature solo chants or http://www.si.edu/folkways/40015.htm

Hawaiian Drum Dance Chants Smithsonian Folkways 40015 TO ORDER CD These recordings made between 1923 and 1989, feature solo chants or chanting accompanied by dancers, drum, and percussion. Chants for prayer, chiefs, and documenting history and genealogy are rich traditions still maintained by a handful of Pahu masters. "Hawaiian musical styles are as unique and dynamic as any of the 'world beat' rhythms populating the European charts." Pulse! Track Listing 1. Mele Pule 2. Mele Kahea 3. Mele Komo 4. Kau Ka Hali'a I Ka Manawa/ Kauliua I Ke Anu Wai'ale'ale 5. Aloha E Ke Kai O Kalalau 6. Hanohano Ka Uka O Pihanakalani Noho Ana Ke Akua I Ka Nahelehele Ke Ala Ke Aloha Me Ka Hikina Ku'u Wahine I Ka Ua 'Ulalena Kaulilua I Ke Anu Wai'ale'ale O 'Oe 'Ia E Wailua'iki/ Kaulilua I Ke Anu Wai'ale'ale Kau Ka Hali'a I Ka Manawa/ 'Au 'A Ia E Kama E Kona Moku 'Eia O Kalani Kamanomano Ke Akua I Ka Uwalo I Ka La'i E/ Eia O Kalani Kamanomano Ke Akua I Ka Uwalo I Ka La'i E/ A Hamakua Au 'Ike I Ka Pali

22. Hawaiian Dance & Cultural Arts hawaiian dance Cultural Arts. The Center offers daily entertainment, lessons andart. For further information, contact the hawaiian dance Cultural Arts. http://www.ny.com/dance/hawaiian.html

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23. Great Performances . Educational Resources . Hawaiian Traditions: Dance, Chant, The students will watch a video production of dance IN AMERICA HOLO MAI PELE. onvaried topics, and learn about the role nature plays in hawaiian culture. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/education/plan_holo_overview.html

The arts play a vital role in maintaining cultural traditions. The purpose of this lesson is to give students an understanding of the culture of Hawaii through an exploration of "mele oli" (chant) and "mela hula" (dance). The students will watch a video production of DANCE IN AMERICA: HOLO MAI PELE. Students will explore the legends of Hawaii, assess different sources of information on varied topics, and learn about the role nature plays in Hawaiian culture. Through the varied lesson activities, students will be encouraged to examine how culture is preserved through the arts. LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. Students will conduct research on Hawaii and evaluate varied resources. 2. Students will explore the role of myths in Hawaiian culture. 3. Students will explore the role of nature in Hawaiian culture. 4. Students will gain an understanding of the role of the arts in the preservation of culture.

24. Great Performances . Educational Resources . Hawaiian Traditions: Dance, Chant, skit, a Web site, an exhibit, a drawing, an essay, instruction in dance steps, a forstudents to gain an understanding of the role of nature in hawaiian culture http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/education/plan_holo_procedures.html

BACKGROUND ACTIVITIES Activity One The purpose of this activity is to provide students with background knowledge on Hawaii. They will also compare different sources of information. 1. Write the word "Hawaii" in a circle on the board. Ask the students to brainstorm what they know about the topic of Hawaii. List all information suggested. Create categories based on the students' knowledge. 2. Divide the class into small groups and ask the students to create a list of different ways one could conduct research on Hawaii based on the ideas generated above and their own specific interests. 3. Each group should then conduct research on topics of its choice using a variety of different sources. Ask each group to share with the class how it went about collecting information, how effective different sources were, and the results of its research. 4. Compile a class suggestion list of tips on the best ways to conduct research based on the students' investigations. Post the list as a shared resource in the classroom. Activity Two The purpose of this activity is to provide students with background information on the Legend of Pele and Hiiakas. This information will enhance their understanding of the performance of DANCE IN AMERICA: HOLO MAI PELE.

25. Maui Tunes Hawaiian Dance Music hawaiian dance Music Here is a list of some of the most requested hawaiiandance Music. Coconut Girl Big Ship Are You Native? Jaime http://www.mauitunes.com/HawaiianMusic.html

Hawaiian Dance Music Here is a list of some of the most requested Hawaiian Dance Music Coconut Girl Big Ship Are You Native? Jaime Lee Puu Lane Home In The Islands E Kuu Lei Tropical Baby Feeling Just The Way I Do (Over You) Lifetime Party Sunflower Lovin' In Your Eyes All In Love Is Fair Gotta Get Away Song For Someone Friends Sunshine Love Goodnight And Goodmorning You And Me I Am The Other Man About You Someday Home (And I'm Staying This Time) 6 O'clock Bad News Highway In The Sun Summer Lady Railway Stations The Nightmusic Love By The Numbers After The Omen We're All Alone Have You Ever Had That Feelin' Climb The Line Make It Up To You Here With You I Love You Longing Sailin' Molokai' Slide Stuck On You Live A Little Reggae Rhythms Mother Ocean Hi'ilawe In This Life Wai'alae Starting All Over Again Living In A Sovereign Land Opae E Aloha Ku'u Pua Johnny Mahoe Lover Of Mine Yokozuna Na Ka Pueo/Keyhole Hula The Fly Wind Beneath My Wings/He Hawaii Au Tengoku Kara Kaminari (Thunder From Heaven) Kamanalani A Hawaiian Like Me Island Style Love My Island Woman Never Forget Where I'm From Surf Guava Jelly Opihi Man Makaha Tropical Lady Crazy Reggae Train Do That To Me One More Time House At Pooh Corner Lei Hali'a Every Road Leads Back To You Kanaka Now And Forever/Sweet Memory Ku'u Mae'ole Can You Feel The Love Tonight Toad Song Tunewanewa 'Oe Te He'u Mai Stay Maika'i Ka 'Oiwi O Ka'ala Kawaipunahele Oli / In My Life Hanohano Ka Lei Pikake If We Hold On Together E Ho'i I Ka Pili Wanting Memories Kauanoeanuhea Ku'u Wehi O Ke Aumoe Akaka Falls Pua Mikinolia Come Sail Away He Mele Inoa No Kawaipunahele

26. StreetSwing's Dance History Archives- Hawaiian Hula Dance - Main1 HULA dance was a hawaiian Ritual dance expressing Life and Love. MissionaryInfluenece slow the known among Movie Goers. http://www.streetswing.com/histmain/z3hula1.htm

Out in the Hawaiian Islands, the Hula is recognized as an expression of life and love, of the stars and seasons, it is a dance of worship. It was danced to the Shark Goddess and the gods of Wind and Fire as well as the chieftains. This ancient ritual is only danced by the young. The thump of the drum, the rattle of the gourd and the sound of the surf in the distance, the light of the Kukui torches all add to the flavor of this dance. This dance tradition includes the hand extended at shoulder height, the head bowed, one bare foot placed at a right angle to the others instep. The "Lehua" flowers adorn the hair, while the "leis" ( flowers strung together ) hang around the shoulders. From the waist hang " Ti leaves ", partly revealing the hips, legs and knees. They sing to the music as they sway to the rhythm. Often times the hula is called Hawaiian dancing. This dance is a story told with the hands as well as the body. The Hawaiians invented ( some say portuguese ) the Ukulele from the Portuguese Guitar in 1879 with the Kings ( Kalakaua help, this instrument became a Hawaiian tradition.

27. FolkFire Groups Index Cossack. Sahara Sand Productions hawaiian Middle Eastern Belly dance,hawaiian and Middle Eastern Belly dance classes and performances. http://www.folkfire.org/grpindex.htm

FolkFire Groups Index Here are 81 alphabetized group links ¡TANGO TANGO! and Tango El Compas Argentine Tango, Salsa in Soulard Aalim Middle Eastern Folk and Belly Dancing Good excercise, fun, and an interesting view of another culture Acoustic Music Jam at St. Peters Community and Arts Center Acoustic Music Jam Acoustic Music Series at the Sheldon Concert Venue Appalachain-Style Clogging Flying feet fun, like folk tap dance Arts Academy of Bharata East Indian cultural dances Ballroom Dancing at Casa Loma St Louis' most active ballroom dance floor Belly Dance Mirage and Tropical Fire Polynesian Belly Dance classes and performances Brazilian Dance Brazilian Capoeira Dance (drums, bells, etc) Cajun and Zydeco It's always time to prepare for Mardi Gras Cape Friends of Old Time Music and Dance Accessible social dancing, Great fun for beginners and experts Central Illinois English Country Dancers Stately, traditional social dancing in Urbana, beginners welcome Chicago Barn Dance Company Contradance: Accessible social dancing, Great fun for beginners and experts alike Childgrove Country Dancers St Louis Contradance: There's always live music at Contradances Friendly lessons and Parties in St Louis Contra Dancing in Carbondale, IL

28. HAWAIIAN SHIRT DANCE 2003 hawaiian SHIRT* dance. hawaiian attire is encouraged Polish Hall.826 Greenwood St., Madison, IL 62060. $7.00 per person admission. http://www.folkfire.org/polka/shirt2003.html

HAWAIIAN S.H.I.R.T.* DANCE Hawaiian attire is encouraged Polish Hall 826 Greenwood St., Madison, IL 62060 $7.00 per person admission Sunday August 10th 2003; 1pm-7pm Featuring: Polka Connection Larry Hallar's Two Star Final Food available for purchase S elling's H ard for I ndividual R affle T ickets Last modified Back to St. Louis Metro Polka Home Page

29. Teleschool Branch-DOE 1122 Mapunapuna Street, Suite 201 Honolulu Ka Hula 'Auana Modern hawaiian dance Hula 'auana is a dance form thatevolved from the hula kahiko, or ancient dances, of early hawaiians. http://www.teleschool.k12.hi.us/hawaiianstudies/nk26.htm

Text-Only Teleschool Branch-DOE 1122 Mapunapuna Street, Suite 201 Honolulu, HI 96819-4427 phone: 837-8004 fax: 837-8010 Search Television Schedule Monthly Calendar Schedule Oahu - 56 Hilo, Mt. View, Honokaa - 53 Kona - 53 Maui - 52 ... Order Videos Choose a Teleschool Program Annenberg Programs ArtSmarts Cool Talk EARTH ETEC Connections Exploring the Islands Hands On Assistive Technology Ho'omau KidScience Music Factory Live Na Ki'i Hana No'eau Olelo School Connections Songworks Tech Talk What's the Story Select a site from the menu list above and then click GO. Ka Hula 'Auana: Modern Hawaiian Dance "Hula 'auana" is a dance form that evolved from the hula kahiko, or ancient dances, of early Hawaiians. This episode takes a look at hula 'auana, or modern hula, as it progressed from the days of the reign of King Kalakaua in the 1870's until the present day, and brings out the differences in the rituals, customs, and traditions surrounding both the ancient and the modern dances. SNEAK PREVIEW to listen, click arrow...

30. Teleschool Branch-DOE 1122 Mapunapuna Street, Suite 201 Honolulu Ka Hula Kahiko Traditional hawaiian dance Hula kahiko is the danceform created by the early hawaiians. As a vehicle for expression http://www.teleschool.k12.hi.us/hawaiianstudies/nk24.htm

Text-Only Teleschool Branch-DOE 1122 Mapunapuna Street, Suite 201 Honolulu, HI 96819-4427 phone: 837-8004 fax: 837-8010 Search Television Schedule Monthly Calendar Schedule Oahu - 56 Hilo, Mt. View, Honokaa - 53 Kona - 53 Maui - 52 ... Order Videos Choose a Teleschool Program Annenberg Programs ArtSmarts Cool Talk EARTH ETEC Connections Exploring the Islands Hands On Assistive Technology Ho'omau KidScience Music Factory Live Na Ki'i Hana No'eau Olelo School Connections Songworks Tech Talk What's the Story Select a site from the menu list above and then click GO. Ka Hula Kahiko: Traditional Hawaiian Dance Hula kahiko is the dance form created by the early Hawaiians. As a vehicle for expression, hula kahiko told of genealogical histories, of the wonders and beauties of nature, of gods and goddesses, chiefs and chiefesses, births and deaths, and other aspects of life. This episode gives an overview of how two present day hula schools carry on traditions that have been passed down through the generations. SNEAK PREVIEW to listen, click arrow...

31. Hawaiian Energy Dance, By Serge Kahili King Add to cart. hawaiian ENERGY dance Kalana Hula, by Serge Kahili King,Ph.D. $29.95 47minute video available in VHS or DVD formats. http://www.huna.net/HBM/Videos/kalana.htm

Back to Storefront Back to Video Shelf 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. Important! Name, address, email address, credit card number and expiration date are required to process the order. For check orders see below. Shipping Charges Always Airmail. Due to an increase in shipping costs we have had to raise our rates, but we are still keeping them as low as possible. These charges are determined by weight and destination (USA and Non-USA) and will be added to your order. Please select the proper rate on the shopping cart page for your convenience and ours. However, the proper rate will be applied even if you forget. Because of matters beyond our control, shipping rates are subject to change. To order by check or to request a printed catalog, write or call

32. Aloha Hawaiian Music And Dance Camp Aloha hawaiian Music and dance Camp August 10 16, 2003 with The Beamer Familyand Friends Keola Beamer • Slack Key Guitar Moanalani Beamer • Hula Nona http://www.alohamusiccamp.com/

"The best experience of my life. The spirit of the place and the divine aloha of the people quickly created what truly felt like a big family ." Aloha Hawaiian Music and Dance Camp August 10 - 16, 2003 with The Beamer Family and Friends Big Island Slack Key Master John Keawe and more to come! Home About Instructors Facilities Camp Life Registration Contact Join Hawaii's beloved Beamer Family and friends at a secluded retreat nestled amid tropical gardens on the beautiful Island of Hawai'i. Study with the Masters of the Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar, learn the dances and songs that give life to the land, explore Hawaiian language and culture. More than just a workshop, the Aloha Music Camp immerses you in the true spirit of Aloha! Camp fees include 6 nights lodging, three delicious meals a day, daily classes and workshops and evening performances, plus full use of the spa facilities at Kalani Honua. $1350 Hale Room $ 900 Child 12 and under with adult. (Children under 7 are free with parents registration.) $1500 Guest Cottage Welcome to our new web site. Please excuse the construction dust and look out for chunks of random code and falling links! Browse around to learn more about the Aloha Music Camp, discover our wonderful instructors or tour the facilities. Then sign up for our mailing list, or register for next year's camp. Don't forget to read all the great comments we've received from past camps. Mahalo

33. Samoan Fire Knife Dance - Lanakila's Hawaiian, Polynesian Dancers And Catering The Fire dance Had Me Spellbound Catering Manager Peabody Hotel Allow Us To BringThe South Pacific To You Ask About Our hawaiian Christmas Parties, Lanakila's. http://www.lanakilas.com/firedance.htm

Samoan Fire Knife Dance Samoan Fire Knife Dance ALOHA FROM The #1 Polynesian Entertainment Group In The US Back to Home Page Free Pricing Request Who We Are ... Polynesian Evening Samoan Fire Knife Dance Weddings "The Fire Dance Had Me Spellbound" Catering Manager Peabody Hotel, Orlando Florida "The Show Was Exciting From Start To Finish" Meeting Planner, Raleigh Durham N.C. Allow Us To Bring The South Pacific To You Ask About Our Hawaiian Christmas Parties Lanakila's E-Mail P.O. Box 770162 Orlando, Florida 32877 Fax

34. Lanakilas Hawaiian, Polynesian Dancers And Catering hawaiian, Polynesian dancers and catering.Category Regional North America Orlando Arts and Entertainment...... hawaiian Entertainment Luau Entertainment hawaiian Luau's. Catering Decor EntertainmentPackages Polynesian Evening Samoan Fire Knife dance Weddings http://www.lanakilas.com/

ALOHA From Tahiti, Hawaii, Samoa and New Zealand Hawaiian Entertainment Luau Entertainment Hawaiian Luau's ALOHA FROM The #1 Polynesian Entertainment Group In The USA Now Performing At The Exclusive Click For Photo Gallery Of A Performance At the Royal Pacific ... Weddings Providing The Best In Authentic Polynesian Entertainment For Any Occasion Calypso Revue Catering Conventions Corporate Events ... Wedding Special Lanakila's Teaches Dance The Only Hawaiian / Polynesian Dance Studio Of Its Kind On The Eastcoast Allow Us To Bring The South Pacific To You Lanakila's P.O. Box 770162 Orlando, Florida 32877 Fax

35. Music And Dance In Hawai`i Music and dance in Hawai`i. hawaiian Home Page; hawaiian Music courtesy ofthe Smithsonian Institution's Virtual Festival of American Folklife; http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/hspls/hmusic.html

Music and Dance in Hawai`i Major Listing: Hawaii Arts Resource Directory: Music courtesy of the Committee for Arts and Culture Calendar of Events: Calendar of Events CultureFinder Calendar Hawaii Community Theatre Index courtesy of Randy Araki Leeward Community College Theatre Schedule University of Hawai`i at Manoa's Outreach College: provides a wide variety of credit and non-credit classes, programs, and events Resources: Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts (HARA) 20 Year Archives: list of Na Hoku Hanohano Award Winners since 1978 Hawaiian Home Page Hawaiian Music courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution's Virtual Festival of American Folklife Hawaiian Music Island Autobiography from Israel Kamakawiwo`ole Bruddah IZ 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

36. ArenaFan Online: Hawaiian Islanders - Dance Teams Back to Main dance Team Page We don't currently have dance team pictures for thisteam. SCHEDULE. Official Site. hawaiian Islanders Official Site. Press Sites. http://www.arenafan.com/teams/?page=danceteam&team=92

37. Angelique & Friends National Acts - Polynesian Dancers, Hawaiian Dance Polynesian/hawaiian dance, Music, Food, Luauas HulaGrams. Polynesian Paradisedancers Polynesian dance Music Hula Kids' Parties! Hula-Grams! http://www.angeliqueandfriends.com/nationalacts/nacts_polynesiandance.htm

Polynesian/Hawaiian Dance, Music, Food, Polynesian Paradise Dancers Hula Kids' Parties! Hula-Grams! From a large corporate event to a child's birthday party, the Polynesian Paradise Dancers can give your guests a show they'll talk about for a long time! The entire group includes twenty dancers, three musicians, two Tahitian drummers and three handsome fire-knife performers. You can also hire medium small groups or an individual hula-gram. . You may also have seen them at Disney Land or the Disney El Capitan Theatre, where they performed every day throughout June and July of 2002. If you would like to hire The Polynesian Paradise Dancers for your event, contact at or Hula Girl Modern and Traditional Polynesian Dance Rika Hula Girl Director Hula Girl shows are really eye-catching and unique! They use dramatic lighting, special effects, a dynamic stage show and a superior sound system to present an experience your guests won't soon forget!

38. Showcase Spotlight On Fran’s Hawaiian Dance Show Showcase Spotlight on Fran’s hawaiian dance Show. By Nicole. Fran's showcasewas a Luau dance show and professional enough to have been a Vegas act. http://www.sandiegoscene.com/ezine/articles/25October2002.htm

Showcase Spotlight on Fran’s Hawaiian Dance Show By Nicole Fran's showcase was a Luau dance show and professional enough to have been a Vegas act. She brought in many props that really helped to make her show more visual. She looked so beautiful wearing a Hawaiian dress decorated with the traditional lei and with her long black hair. Her first song was "I remember you" from Don Ho. During the showcase she changed her whole outfit by just switching her accessories – very pleasant to the eyes. Fran also danced and sang at the same time. My favorite of all her songs was The Hawaiian Wedding song. I don't know the name of the dances she did but they were all a crowd pleaser. Where does she get her energy? She is a very talented young lady! All eyes and ears were on her; they could not get enough of her performance. Really, she looked and sounded so beautiful. Another showcase to remember.

39. Saskatoon Prairieland Exhibition :: Events :: U Of S Hawaiian Dance Events, U of S hawaiian dance 200303-21-2003-03-21 Trade Centre,Hall B Contact Jennifer Garner, (306) 343-5602, SHOW DATES http://www.saskatoonex.com/events/event_246.html

Home Events Agricultural Events Rentals ... Fire Power Events U of S Hawaiian Dance Trade Centre, Hall B Contact: Jennifer Garner, (306) 343-5602 Call contact for information. Home Events Agricultural Events Rentals ... Fire Power

40. Hawaiian Music And Culture In The Greater Boston And New England Area implements. Since hula is a storytelling dance and an integral partof hawaiian music, translations of the songs will be provided. http://www.kalena.com/hawaiian_culture_boston.html

Hawaiian Music and Culture in the Greater Boston and New England Area Concerts and Events Organizations/Clubs Cultural Centers ... Hula Instruction Concerts and Events 8th Annual MIT Hawaii Club Luau Featuring superstar Hawaii entertainer Justin Kawika Young Date: Saturday, April 5, 2003 Time: 6 PM (Doors open at 5:30 PM) Location: MIT Walker Memorial Grand Ballroom Cambridge, MA Tickets: $10 for MIT / $13 for non-MIT Info: To RSVP please email Keane Nishimoto at keaneko@mit.edu 9th Annual Boston University Hawaii Cultural Association Luau Date: Saturday, April 12, 2003 Time: 7 PM to 11 PM (Doors open at 6:30 PM) Location: Boston University George Sherman Union Grand Ballroom 775 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd Floor Boston, MA 02215 Tickets: Info: Email pauhana@bu.edu or mmurai@bu.edu Brown University Hawaii Club Luau Date: Saturday, April 12, 2003 [ Back to Top ] Organizations/Clubs Wahi Ku Moku Boston Hawaiian Club Web: http://www.bostonhawaiianclub.org Contact: Al Kuahi Wong 440 Hanover Street, #4B Boston, MA 02113 (617) 918-1596 day or (617) 367-3554 evening aloha440@aol.com

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