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45. Hula: Storytelling With Music And Dance With the introduction of the white man, hawaiian music and dance evolved into aless formal style with guitar, bass and ukulele (a stringed instrument that http://www.hawaiian-luau.com/html/dancing.html

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The Cultural Significance of Hawaiian Dance in Japan. Margaret Ochner Faculty Advisor: Scott Littleotn I plan to study the cultural significance of Hawaiian dance (hula) in Japan. A component of Japanese culture comprises their tendency to 'adopt,' 'adapt,' and become 'adept' at a foreign theory or project. Is the presence of hula in Japan simply another form of the Japanese tendency to 'borrow' foreign ideas and copy them without really understanding them? If the hula is merely a hobby, how are Japanese groups able to compete withand sometimes defeatHawaiian groups? Thus, questions remain to what extent the cultural significance of hula is being perpetuated in Japan by these Japanese halau (dance groups) and, if so, how it is done. I intend to discover what the motivations of the Japanese participants are in learning hula, how hula fits culturally into Japan, and what hula means to the Japanese. If the Japanese find hula culturally important to perpetuate, do they fully understand the history and significance behind the songs and dance itself? This is a central issue of my proposed research. The effect of modernization and globalization has caused our world to become 'smaller,' and increasingly cause cultural diffusions, like hula in Japan, to occur. The question arises as to what extent another culture or groups of people adopt a foreign culture and maintain its 'genuine' self. Moreover, how do these newly introduced cultures 'fit' into other cultures? I hope to answer, or begin to discover the answers, to these broad questions of what 'culture' means in this rapidly modernized world by examining the case of hula in Japan.

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48. Be A Hula Girl: Hawaiian Hula Girl Dance Video Watch your little girl sparkle with the magic of hula as she dances, sings,and plays along in this fantasy filled and informative video. http://www.beahulagirl.com/Video.asp

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56. Hawaiian Dance May 11, 2001. Last updated 05.21.2001 South Lake Middle School / 655 WestYale Loop Irvine, CA 92614 / Phone (949) 9366700 / Fax (949) 936-6709. http://www.southlakems.org/Hawaiian Dance.01.htm

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57. Clubs//Hawaiian Dance Club Recording Secretary Gretchen Domingo Treasurer Marleen Leautu Advisor Ms. Manutai(M307) The hawaiian dance Club members perform in many school activites. http://www.k12.hi.us/~stweb218/clubs/hawaiian_dance_index.html

Officers for 2002-2003 President: Keaolani Mento Vice President: Kapua Keola Corresponding Secretary: Resina Nataniela Recording Secretary: Gretchen Domingo Treasurer: Marleen Leautu Advisor: Ms. Manutai (M307) The Hawaiian Dance Club members perform in many school activites. Last year, they did a wonderful job during Moanalua's May Day program, which happens every 4 years. They also danced for the Japanese students who visited from our sister school. I joined this club because I thought it would be fun to learn about the Hawaiian culture-especially hula." -Jenifer Toyama (10th Grade) Clubs Home

58. Hawaiian Music And Dance Festival critic pick roots. hawaiian Music and dance Festival. And throughout the eveningthe Ku'u Lei Aloha Hula dancers will offer traditional hawaiian dance. Aloha! http://www.citypaper.net/articles/111695/article065.shtml

search citypaper.net cover story news opinion arts ... Advertise with Us roots Hawaiian Music and Dance Festival 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."

59. Music Of Hawaii: Dance, Instruments, And Songs But there is now an increased interest in preserving the beauty andgrace of hawaiian dance, chant, and instruments among hawaiians. http://www.sbgmusic.com/html/teacher/reference/cultures/hawaii.html

Music of Hawaii: Dance, Instruments, and Songs Long ago, the Hawaiian storytelling dance form known as hula was an important vehicle for the oral history and religion of the Polynesian people of Hawaii. After almost disappearing during the mid-1800s (because of outside influences), hula dancing is once again an integral part of the culture of the Hawaiian people who celebrate their island ancestry. Many hula dances involve movement set to chanted or sung poetry with instruments. The whole body is used in the dance, but the arm and hand movements tell the story. Hula dances often feature some kind of musical instrument or a combination of instruments. Some dances are performed without instruments; in this case the dancers might use their hands as percussion instruments. Native Hawaiian instruments are generally constructed from natural materials found in the island environment, such as seashells, bamboo, logs, gourds, coconut shells, animal skins and teeth, and rocks. The following lists some Hawaiian instruments: The conch shell is a large seashell played like a ceremonial fanfare trumpet. When blown strongly, it can be heard for miles.

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Click Here for Employment Opportunities The following are brief descriptions of some of the dances and songs you’ll experience in a "Drums of Polynesia" show... OTE'A (Tahitian Drum Dances) Greeting drum dances welcoming guests. Basically, these drums are made from hollowed out logs in various shapes and sizes. The bigger the log the deeper the sound. These drums are called, "toere." To the untrained ear, the beats may sound the same, but there are distinct beats that have names. Impossible to be written on paper. HAWAIIAN HULA 'AUANA (Modern Dance) A traditional type of dance created during the days of "Territorial Hawaii", perhaps made popular by Hawaii's last king, David La'amea Kalakaua, the only king to travel the world, and is noted for his love for Hawaiian music, and a composer, as well. This particular song is entitled, "Hana," written for the beauty and splendor of a village on the island of Maui, the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands.

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