Hawaiian music and musicians

HAWAII SHEET MUSIC INDEX http://hawaiisheetmusic.lib.hawaii.edu/ Telnet://hawaiisheetmusic.lib.hawaii.edu:414/ To retrieve all records, make a keyword search for: FSCO. Results will not be sorted in any particular order. To limit the search to titles in a particular library: click 'basic search' or 'guided search' click 'search limits' click one of the following locations: Hawaii Sheet Music Index: Bishop Museum Library Hawaii Sheet Music Index: Hamilton Hawaiian Collection Hawaii Sheet Music Index: Hawaii State Library click 'set limits' type in a search statement To clear search limits and make a broad search of all materials in the Hawaii Voyager shared database: click 'clear limits' type in a search statement The HAWAII SHEET MUSIC INDEX is a special database accessiblethrough the University of Hawaii's Hawaii Voyager online catalog. The Index was developed in 1990 by librarian Michaelyn Chou with a federalgrant through Alu Like. Data collection was done by Native Hawaiianlibrarian Robert Velligas. The index includes approximately 1,300bibliographic records for Hawaiian language songs and songs about Hawaii.Searches may be done by song title, subtitle, first line, composer,lyricist, and place name, if applicable. Titles in the union catalog areheld by the Bishop Museum Library, the Hawaii State Library, and theUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa Hamilton Library, Hawaiian Collection. Planshave been made to expand the database by adding new titles acquired by theparticipating libraries and to add titles from other libraries in Hawaiiwhich have substantial sheet music holdings. Ruth Horie 2001 ruthh@hawaii.edu SAMPLE ENTRY: Title: Lovely hula hands Variant Title: Have you seen the real Hawaiian hula seen the beauty ofthat ancient dance Lovely hula hands graceful as the birds in motion gliding like the gullso'er the ocean Publisher: Honolulu, HI Anderson Songs c1940 Description: 3 p. ; 32 cm. Other Name(s): Auld, Aggie. Anderson, R. Alex. Notes: Words and music by R. Alex. Anderson; Front cover includes picturewith caption "Featured by Aggie Auld; Back cover includes list of relatedHawaiian sheet music titles; cover art in brown and white by LaSalle. Local Notes: Also at: STATE LIB'RY Hawaiian sheet music file Location: Hawaii Sheet Music Index: Hamilton Hawn Rare-Lib Use Only Call Number: LO 004 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- FURTHER READING: Hawaii sheet music index : a union catalog / Michaelyn P. Chou, projectdirector ; Robert M. Villegas, librarian/indexer ... [et al.]. Honolulu :Hawaiian Collection, University of Hawaii at Manoa, [1990]. Hawaiian music and musicians : an illustrated history / edited by GeorgeS. Kanahele. Honolulu : University Press of Hawaii, c1979. Strains of change : the impact of tourism on Hawaiian music /Elizabeth Tatar. Honolulu : Bishop Museum Press, 1987. Updated: May 17, 2001 Back to Ruth's homepage

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(I get my orgeat syrup at our local coffee shop) #118368 Save to My Cookbook Tropical Splash Smoothie by palmetto1220 This is delicious! It's both healthy, and tasty! Nice and refreshing too! #106207 Save to My Cookbook Chi-Chi or Chichi (Alcoholic Mixed Drink) by Marg@Cayman Designs (2 reviews) I feel in love with these while in Hawaii. It is basically a Pina Colada made with vodka instead of rum. So yummy!! #104374 Save to My Cookbook Navy Grog by Sue L Just another one of those weekend party drinks. I wonder of the sailors of old drank a lot of this while sailing the south seas? Drink enough of them, you'll probably think you're there. #99515 Save to My Cookbook Twisted Mai Tai by Sue L Tropical boat drink. #90636 Save to My Cookbook Breakfast Club Smoothie by Picholine (3 reviews) Named after the movie because on their own, each of the fruits used would be rejected, but together they make a popular combination! 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Maui, Maui Hotels, Maui Hotel, Maui Prince Hotel, Hotels Hawaii, Hotels in Hawaii, Maui Hawaii Home > Destinations > North America > United States > Hawaii > Maui > Maui Hotels Maui Hotels Maui Hawaii is one of the most visited islands on the chain of Hawaiian Islands . From beachfront bungalows to oceanside resorts, Maui hotels give you the convenience and comfort you need while you're away from home. Sun bathing on the pristine beaches and whale watching are two activities that make this island worth a stop on your trip to Hawaii. In Kihei, the Maui sunset lives up to its name. While it is not as new as other Maui hotels, these spacious condos give you all the amenities you would expect from any of the best hotels in Hawaii as well as dramatic sunsets at the end of the day. Two couples can easily share one of the units, which have two bedrooms and two bathrooms. There's no need to pack or buy beach accessories when you stay at this Maui hotel; the closet is filled with everything you need, like an umbrella and beach floats. The Maui sunset is great for first time visitors. Its central location makes it easy to explore the town on foot. Don't let this Maui hotels location near the beach fool you however, the water here has strong currents and swimming is not recommended. For equally spacious but more luxurious accommodation, the Fairmont Kea Lani Maui all suite hotel in Wailea is beautifully landscaped and well appointed. There are great views of Haleakala, and the ocean, as well as separate pools for adults and children, making this one of the most popular hotels in Hawaii for honeymooners. The rooms are comfortable and spacious, and come with two queen-sized beds. Wailea has an incredible resort called the Maui Prince Hotel. You will feel like royalty at this world class Maui Hotel. This is one of the most secluded hotels Hawaii has. The Maui Prince hotel has a secluded beach that is a haven from the crowds at the other nearby ocean front spots. The Maui Prince hotel is only 20 minutes away from the major destinations on the islands, so you won't feel like you're missing out when you choose this, what is easily one of the finest Maui hotels. In Lahaina , which is near the airport and where most tourists begin their trip, the two eleven story towers of the Westin conceal luxury that is unmatched by most of the other hotels in Hawaii. At the Westin Maui in Lahaina you can expect a good nights rest in the signature Heavenly Beds, which have pillow top mattresses and five types of pillows. The views from the rooms of Lanai, the elaborate pool area, and the pacific reward you for choosing to book a room at this Maui hotel. You will be awestruck by the extensive pool area that covers 87,000 square feet. There are heated pools, a waterslide, and waterfalls to splash in. Kids and adults alike will spend hours frolicking here. Inside, the elegance is extended, and you will hear the splash of falling water and the cries of exotic birds as you walk through this luxurious Maui hotel. A $2 million dollar art collection, and elaborate designs add a hint of finery to the island theme. If you're in Waikoloa, the Sheraton cradles you in comfort at a prime location on one of the best beaches in Maui Hawaii. There are two other buildings besides the beachfront structure; one has views of the mountains and the other is nestles in a tropical garden. Tourists who don't stay here come just to visit the bar for a drink and incredible ocean views. Families love that children eat free with every paying adult when they dine at the Shell Restaurant for either breakfast or dinner, something you won't find at most hotels Hawaii has to offer. Amenities that you can enjoy are the shuttle service into town, admission to the nearby gold courses, and sunset mai tai cocktails, and a continental breakfast. Maui Hawaii might seem like a crowded, distracting place to stay once you step off the plane in Lahaina's airport. With careful planning, you can find all the best hotels Hawaii has for you, which are a comfortable retreat from the bustle of the beaches and resorts. 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Oahu - Event Search Home > Oahu Calendar of Events No matter what time of the year you plan to visit, you'll find that Oahu is always bursting with color and excitement every month of the year. From island-style fairs to cultural festivals to concerts and special performances, there's always something going on. From: Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Year 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 To: Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Year 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Search: Category: View: ALL CATEGORIES Craft Fairs, Art Exhibits & Plant Shows Culinary Events Ethnic & Multi-Cultural Family Events Festivals & Parades Fundraiser & Benefits Hawaiiana Land Sports Lectures & Workshops Musicals & Concerts Ocean Sports Performing Arts/Theatre Special Events Printer-friendly Ongoing Activities Events/Page Would you like to submit or edit your event? The following calendar is updated frequently and includes detailed information on major events happening across the state. As you explore the calendar you will notice add/remove buttons next to each event. If an event interests you, click the "Add Event" button next to it. This will save the event into your itinerary. Clicking View Itinerary will then display all events you have saved in this manner. Home | Calendar Home | Submit Event | Register | Maintenance | FAQ Corporate Information | Meeting & Conventions | Travel Professionals | SharingAloha.com Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | ©2004 Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau