Music from Hawaii: what are the rest of us missing?

rubykey · Oct 9, 2020

https://www.facebook.com/128829380496775/videos/743330289814645

link to recent Gabby Pahinui festival that was livestreamed.

jrdavies · Oct 16, 2020

The University of Hawaii Outreach College is putting on an online event tonight, Oct 16th, with Nathan Aweau, Benny Chong, Ian O’Sullivan and Jeff Peterson. Time is 7:00 to 8:00 HST.

More info here https://www.outreach.hawaii.edu/eve...-benny-chong-ian-osullivan-and-jeff-peterson/

jrdavies · Oct 16, 2020

The University of Hawaii Outreach College is putting on an online event tonight, Oct 16th, with Nathan Aweau, Benny Chong, Ian O'Sullivan 7:00 to 8:00 HST.

"www.outreach.hawaii.edu/events/musicians-nathan-aweau-benny-chong-ian-osullivan-and-jeff-peterson/"

badhabits · Oct 29, 2020

Brad Bordessa said:
EDIT: There's some tacky stuff on here, but a good jumping off point for some legendary artists: https://kingshawaiian.com/blog/the-all-time-best-hawaiian-music-playlist.

hey that's a decent compilation, but... kokomo??? seriously?! LOL

Nickie · Oct 29, 2020

Learning to sing in Hawaiian is challenging, but fun. We found a tutorial on pronouncing the words. So far we've learned Pua Hone fairly well. Out video is posted in the Videos forum here in UU.

man0a · Oct 31, 2020

Nickie said:
Learning to sing in Hawaiian is challenging, but fun. We found a tutorial on pronouncing the words. So far we've learned Pua Hone fairly well. Out video is posted in the Videos forum here in UU.

Two good YouTube channels for learning to play and sing Hawaiian songs on the ukulele are Steven Espaniola ([video]https://www.youtube.com/sespaniola[/video]) and Harry Koizumi ([video]https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC46MiPxDyxySKeiNNtY1Nvw[/video])

geetee · Nov 2, 2020

BigJackBrass said:
I occasionally hear about CDs people have picked up at small stores or music festivals in Hawaii but which are seemingly impossible to get elsewhere, of musicians who must surely have made recordings but fail to appear in searches. So, if you're from, in or familiar with the ukulele music scene in Hawaii, what are the rest of us missing? and how can we get hold of these treasures?

I have purchased more than a few CDs, many of which you would be hard pressed to find elsewhere, from this site:

https://mkaloha.com/CDs_c11.htm?page=all

hands_on_lanzon · Jul 2, 2023

badhabits said:
you can also peruse the nominees for Na hoku hanohano awards, often called the Hawaiian grammys
harahawaii dot com

Na Hoku Awards

www.hawaiinewsnow.com

Live streaming tonite at 7pm HST!
Pre-show starts at 5:30.

Taimane is performing with her band and up for an award. I've never seen it, so I'm interested in tuning in!

man0a · Jul 2, 2023

There were a lot of great musicians that I've never heard of before at last night's Hoku awards. Modern Hawaiian music is a lot more than traditional hula music, though famous hula teacher Natalie Ai Kamauu did win a bunch of awards last night. https://www.staradvertiser.com/2023...u-wins-big-at-2023-na-hoku-hanohano-awards-2/

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