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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. Leisure Class - Hula Dance
    , Recreation, Parks Community Services Home. hawaiian HULA dance CLASSES. Explore the exotic dance techniques of the hawaiian Hula dance.  
    http://www.co.saint-marys.md.us/recreate/Leisure/classes/huladance.asp
    
    Extractions: YOUTH ADULT SENIORS ADULT PROGRAMS Adult Sign Language Aerobics Archery Certification Basket Weaving ... Sewing I YOUTH PROGRAMS Archery Certification Dance Classes Fishing Class Hawaiian Hula Dances ... Sign Language SENIOR PROGRAMS Ballroom Dance Lessons Beginning Watercolor Class Ceramics Studio Duplicate Bridge ... Leisure Classes Homepage HAWAIIAN HULA DANCE CLASSES CLASS OR PROGRAM NOT CURRENTLY OFFERED, BUT WILL RETURN IN THE FUTURE Explore the exotic dance techniques of the Hawaiian Hula dance. Students can learn the basics of this dance and progress to more advanced levels. The instructor is an authentic Hula instructor with many years of experience. All students who enroll in continuous instruction throughout the year will perform at the annual Hula celebration in June. Come dressed as you are. Loose fitting clothes preferred without shoes.

62. Leisure Class - Hawaiian Hula Dance Classes
    hawaiian HULA dance CLASSES. BEGINNERS CLASS CODE 240130A. Explore the exotic dance techniques of the hawaiian Hula dance.  
    http://www.co.saint-marys.md.us/recreate/Leisure/winter03-04/huladance.asp

63. Paul Waters Hawaiian Learning Center Hula
    Paul Waters links Hula, hawaiian dance, history of the hula and its significance from the hawaiian Halau masters perspectives. Hula in Hawaii.  
    http://www.paulwaters.com/hulaenc.htm

64. Merry Monarch Remembered - Hula Dancing Of Hawaii
    What makes a hula halau authentic? What makes a dance successful and exciting to watch, while preserving its essential hawaiian qualities?  
    http://www.coffeetimes.com/apr97.htm
    
    Extractions: Sixty years after Queen Ka'ahumanu, King Kamehameha's wife, had forbidden the dance in the name of Christian values, Kalakaua gave hula back its glorious crown. He became known as the Merrie Monarch. Under his reign, Hawaiian traditions revived and took on a new life. Ancient sports were once again celebrated and the hula was reborn. But with the King's death, hula, that indigenous expression of a whole culture, in dance and story telling, became once again a rare event. Some might even have wondered if the chants, the movements, the tradition, were lost all together. The missionaries, it seemed, had finally won. The overtly sensual movements, the scarcely clad men and women had been a disgrace to the education the church so desperately taught.

65. Hawaiian Language
    nountransitive verb} 1. A dance characterized by rhythmic body movements, a hula dancer; to dance the hula. kanaka maoli {noun} Full-blooded hawaiian person.  
    http://www.hawaiiguide.com/freedo~1/hawspk.htm

66. SURFING FOR LIFE -- Hawaiian Music & Hula
    The authentic native hawaiian dance form has had a curious history over the past 180 years. At one time, there were some 300 distinct  
    http://www.surfingforlife.com/hula.html
    
    Extractions: Hawaiian Hula Today's hula girl in a ti-leaf skirt, as captured in Woody Brown's sequences in SURFING FOR LIFE, is as Hawaiian as poi. Contemporary hula is a medium of entertainment, with lovely hula hands and swaying hips telling a romantic story. In ancient times, hula was a sacred art, danced for the gods who aided mankind. The authentic native Hawaiian dance form has had a curious history over the past 180 years. At one time, there were some 300 distinct hulas in the Hawaiian repertoire. When Westerners arrived in Hawai'i, the hula was Hawai'i's living theater, danced as an accompaniment to an oral tradition of poetry. In 1819, the Hawaiians struck the first blow against hula when they destroyed their own temples, generally considered a consequence of contact with Westerners. Then the missionaries came and decreed the hula lewd and offensive to their puritan ethics. Once their authority was established, the missionaries made strenuous efforts to abolish this aspect of ancient Hawaiian culture. Though it never became extinct, the hula faded from public sight during the middle decades of the 19th century, performed only surreptitiously among the rural people. Hawaiian kings encouraged the revival of the hula despite missionary objections. King Kamehameha III attempted to revive hula about 1840, recognizing, along with other successive kings, that the extinction of the hula would mean the end of an important cultural aspect of the severely battered Hawaiian civilization. Hawaiians were already demoralized by the devastation that Western culture had wreaked on their way of life. However, it was not until the reign of King David Kalakaua ( "The Merry Monarch," 1874 to 1891) that hula was effectively revived as an art. During his reign, professional hula troupes became popular again, entertaining people at luaus, public occasions and the theater.

67. SURFING FOR LIFE -- Hawaiian Music & Hula
    the Harry Owens dance orchestra with Webley Edwards as producer and Master of Ceremonies. The show s purpose was to showcase real hawaiian music performed by  
    http://www.surfingforlife.com/music.html
    
    Extractions: Hawaiian Music - A Brief History Hawaiian music is a unique blend of several early influences from abroad with ethnic Hawaiian chants. It has spawned the adaptation of guitar to several distinctly Hawaiian sounds and styles, notably slack key and steel guitar. This singular Hawaiian blend has given birth to such world-class musical talents as Gabby Pahinui, The Tau Moe Family, and The Sons of Hawai'i, who have all helped spread the Hawaiian sound and culture throughout the world. All of these great musicians are featured on the sound track of SURFING FOR LIFE which includes 17 songs of Hawaiian music. The general history of Hawaiian music begins in the mid 1800s, when visitors from all over the planet came by sea to Hawai'i, bringing with them instruments such as the violin, guitar, ukulele, piano, accordion and flute. Hawaiian music was rooted in old religious chants and hymns, which the native Hawaiians then mixed with the musical rhythms, sounds and instruments they heard from international visitors, immigrants and missionaries. Secular music was influenced by a variety of people including those of Mexican, Italian, German and Burmese descent. When early Mexican cowboys ( paniolo ), then still under Spanish rule, came to Hawai'i in the mid-1800s, they brought their guitars with them and taught the Hawaiians to play them in the Spanish style. The Hawaiians had innate musical talent and many became quite interested in the guitar. They largely followed the

68. WeddingSolutions Forums - First Dance Song
    Posts 24. Send a message via AIM to hawaiian Bride. My fiance and I still don t have our first dance song picked out either. Him  
    http://forums.weddingsolutions.com/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=1104

69. WeddingSolutions Forums - First Dance Song
    Posts 25. Send a message via AIM to hawaiian Bride. My fiance and I still don t have our first dance song picked out either. Him  
    http://forums.weddingsolutions.com/showthread.php?goto=lastpost&t=1104

70. Aloha-Hawaii.com: Native Tongue The Language Of The Hawaiian Islands
    dance characterized by rhythmic body movements, a hula dancer; to dance the hula distinguished from a visitor. kanaka maoli {noun} Fullblooded hawaiian person  
    http://www.aloha-hawaii.com/hawaii/native tongue/

71. Green Street Studios -- Hawaiian/Tahitian
    Students will learn the basic Hula (hawaiian dance) and Tahitian movements, dances in the ancient (Kahiko) and modernIntsructor Marta Moussa  
    http://www.greenstreetstudios.org/classes/hawaiian.html

72. Hollywood Portrayals Of Hawaiian Music And Dance
    Hawaii search guide and directory for Hollywood Portrayals of hawaiian Music and dance with all of the best sites for Hawaii on the Internet.  
    http://www.hawaii-search.com/detail.php?id=3693

73. San Francisco Bay Area Hawaiian Events
    June 26, 2004 (Saturday) Hula Halau ‘O Pi‘ilani presents 40th Anniversary hawaiian Lu au IFES by Hula Halau O Pi ilani 730 pm 900 pm dance Music 9  
    http://pw1.netcom.com/~halkop/events.html

74. Hawaiian Dolls And Figurines
    Presents. hawaiian HULA danceRS, SURFERS AND PA U RIDERS. Below Small and Medium hawaiian Hula dancers (2 6 high). Hula means dance in hawaiian.  
    http://www.enchantedfantasies.com/hawaiian2.html
    
    Extractions: Hula The Hula dancers are made in small, medium and large sizes. They can be costumed in a large variety of styles and colors with brightly colored fringe, natural raffia or tapa printed fabric. The wahines, (women), wear head and neck leis of colorful flowers. The kane, (men), can be found blowing a conch shell, strumming a ukulele or surfing on a Koa Surfboard. The men are available in the medium size only and wear either Hawaiian tapa print shorts or a malo (loincloth). Also available is a mini palm tree which can be added to accent the realistic look. It has a ceramic trunk and fabric leaves. ORDERING INFORMATION AND PRICES Large Hula Girls 6 - 10" high The surfboards these men are riding are made from hawaiian Koa wood and are made by Kandice's husband Rodney. They are also sold separately. Medium Hawaiian Surfers

75. And Hawaii Culture, Traditions, And Language Information
    The Hula The hula is a beautiful flowing hawaiian dance that tells a story. The music is comprised of repetitive chants, called  
    http://www.andhawaii.com/hawaii/vacation/culture/traditions.html

76. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HAWAIIAN MUSIC AND DANCE
    Exotic Hula hawaiian dance Entertainment in postWar Australia. Perfect Beat 2/1 (July 1994), 68-87. Visible and Invisible in hawaiian dance. In Human  
    http://www-personal.umich.edu/~akstill/Publications/Bibliography.html
    
    Extractions: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HAWAIIAN MUSIC AND DANCE Compiled by Amy Ku'uleialoha Stillman Updated November 26, 2003 N.B. This bibliography contains citations to supplement the bibliography of Hawaiian music by Elizabeth Tatar in George Kanahele (ed.), Hawaiian Music and Musicians: An Illustrated History (1979) and the bibliography of the hula by Amy K. Stillman in Jerry Hopkins, The Hula November 2003: The Bibliography is now organized into three sections: Published Collections of Mele Repertoire (includes songbooks with notation, and collections of poetic texts) Printed Sources Hawaiian Musical Instruments—Histories, etc. Instructional Manuals for Hawaiian Musical Instruments (slack key guitar, steel guitar, 'ukulele, etc) (Includes songbooks with notation and collections of poetic texts) Alama, Kimo. Puke Mele Volume I. Honolulu: Kimo Alama, 1988. Beamer, Nona (ed.). Na Mele Hula: A Collection of Hawaiian Hula Chants, Volume I. La'ie: The Institute for Polynesian Studies, Brigham Young UniversityHawaii Campus, 1987.

77. Hawaiian Music / Waena Boyz - Get Up And Dance
    Artist Waena Boyz Title Get Up and dance Category Reggae To order Choose how many items you would like to purchase and then click on the cart button to add  
    http://www.hawaiianmusicstore.com/cds/cd292.html
    
    Extractions: Comments : Just in time for summer... Maui's Hit Group, Waena Boys, releases a CD everyone has been waiting for! Their jacket contains Original songs popularized while touring the islands and having opened for international artists "Steel Pulse, Aswad, Lucky Dube, Mikey Dread." Humble Soul followed them on stage during their recent Hawaii tour.

78. Sunset: Art Of The Hula - History Of Popular Hawaiian Dance - Brief Article
    You are Here Articles Sunset April, 2001 Article. Art of the hula.(history of popular hawaiian dance)(Brief Article) Sunset, April, 2001, by David Choo.  
    http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1216/4_206/72704345/p1/article.jhtml
    
    Extractions: To understand this classic Hawaiian dance, watch the feet and hands * An old saying about hula claims "the hands tell the story." But graceful fingers tell only part of the tale, according to kumu hula (dance master) Manu Boyd. "The hands are important, but the words of the mele [chant] tell the real story," says Boyd. "Traditional hula is very verbal. We tell stories when we dance." Hula, as old as the Hawaiian culture, was once shared by all of the people. They danced to mele that expounded on every aspect of lifewarfare, death, birth, sex, even surfing. But contact with the Western world changed hula. Considered lewd by American missionaries who arrived in Hawaii in 1820, hula nearly vanished in 1896, when the Hawaiian language was abolished from local schools. The dance survived, however, and, thanks to Hollywood and a budding tourist industry, became the enduring emblem of the Islands during the 1920s and '30s. The more traditional forms have resurged since the ate 1960s, when native Hawaiians began rediscovering their historical culture.

79. Voice Of Dance - Insights - Features
    The logistics involved in interviewing Patrick Makuakane, artistic director of Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu, the hawaiian dance company, were complicated on one hand  
    http://www.voiceofdance.com/Insights/features.test.cfm?LinkID=25000000000000069

80. Hilton Hawaiian Village Arts Celebration
    Hilton hawaiian Village will celebrate Hawaii Arts Season with an array of free including poetry readings and storytelling, ballet and modern dance, and jazz  
    http://www.travellady.com/Issues/May04/HiltonHawaiianVillageArtsCelebration.htm
    
    Extractions: TM Hilton Hawaiian Village Arts Celebration Hilton Hawaiian Village will celebrate Hawaii Arts Season with an array of free public performances April 30 through May 2 including poetry readings and story-telling, ballet and modern dance, and jazz and classical music, as well as an art fair with more than 40 local artisans selling their works. In addition to year-round activities and attractions like the Bishop Museum Collection at the Hawaii Arts and Cultural Center in Kalia Tower, the Friday evening King's Jubilee music and dance celebration, and cultural activities such as lei-making and hula lessons, visitors can also take a self-guided tour of the Village's extensive art collection, which recently won a 2004 Kahili Award from the Hawaii Tourism Authority for preservation of Hawaiian culture and includes original works by some of Hawaii's most renowned artists, including Roy Tabora and Hiroshi Tagami. Cultural performances are scheduled throughout the weekend at the Village's Shell Bar, Tapa Bar and Village Green. Among the scheduled events and performers are: • Art fair on the Village's Lagoon Green, will feature artisans from the Pacific Handcrafters Guild and other fine local artists whose wares range from original paintings and sculptures to carvings and Hawaiian crafts. A special gallery of works by artists with the Hawaii Watercolor Society will also be open in the ground floor of the Village's Diamond Head Tower.

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