Smithsonian Folkways: Sounds of Hawai'i

Washington DC, 19.12.23

From the steel guitar to the pahu drum, listen along to the diversity of songs and sounds from the islands of Hawai’i.

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Tony KuTony Ku
Aloha Oe
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Tony KuTony Ku
Kamehameha Waltz
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George Ayala, George Ayala, Bonaventura Torres & Leroy Joseph Pinero
Vals
Julio RodriguesJulio Rodrigues
Seis (Excerpt)
El LeoEl Leo
Consígueme Eso
Mi GenteMi Gente
Ay Mamá, Que Voy a Hacer
Six & Seven Eights String Band Of New Orleans, LA
High Society
Hoopii BrothersHoopii Brothers
Ua Noho Wau A Kupa
Ray KāneRay Kāne
Pauoa Liko Ka Lehua
Kaulaheaonamiku KionaKaulaheaonamiku Kiona
Kaulilua I Ke Anu Waialeale (Hula Pahu)
Hawaiian Dancers, Hawaiian Dancers, Male SingerMale Singer
Three Hula Mai (Love Dances): Liliuokalani, Mai Auka, Kaua Lili Koi
Mary Kawena Pukui, Mary Kawena Pukui, Patience Namaka Wiggin BaconPatience Namaka Wiggin Bacon
'Ūlei Pahu I Ka Moku
Kaulaheaonamiku KionaKaulaheaonamiku Kiona
Ohe Hano Ihu
S Tanabe & S FujinoS Tanabe & S Fujino
Shinto
Margaret Y'Pang, Margaret Y'Pang, Raymond Pang, Raymond Pang, Harry Lee, Harry Lee, William YoungWilliam Young
Departure in Autumn
N Kosuke & E ArakakiN Kosuke & E Arakaki
Okinawan Folk
S. Hanunani ApolionaS. Hanunani Apoliona
Kukuiohiwai
Tony KuTony Ku
Akahi Hoi / Aina Hau / Moani Ke Ala
The Hawaiian IslandersThe Hawaiian Islanders
Roses Of Yesterday
Nani Wolfgramm and the IslandersNani Wolfgramm and the Islanders
Blue Hawaii
Nani Wolfgramm & His IslandersNani Wolfgramm & His Islanders
Beautiful Kauai