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Hula Classes 2008

Membership in Nā Lei Mohala o Hāla`i is $35 per month, which allows members to attend all published classes and receive special rates for workshops, special events, certain books, CDs, and materials. We have no age limitations for membership. But all students are expected to abide by the hālau rules, to study, practice, and be responsible for themselves and their mea hula.

Drop-in fees for classes are $15 per class.

Location: Phone 217-9924 for information on class locations. Field trip schedule is available to members in good standing.

New summer schedule, June 11 - July 16:
Summer Session Ho`ike July 16 at the Palace Theater in Hilo
Registration for Summer 2008 is Now Closed
Please be prompt for the 9:00am rehearsals at the Palace Theater. Scott, who graciously handles the lighting and the video for Hawai`iana Live!, and Bob, the wonderful organist who performs at the show, also need to practice and set up for their parts. So, each show will have a certain amount of juggling to make sure everyone is able to do what they need to. Mahalo!

Mondays 3:30 pm - Keiki and Adult Beginning Hula (1)

     Mixed adult and keiki class with a strong emphasis on basics. Students will study chants and simple hula. Texts are the Nona Beamer books, Nā Mele Hula and Nā Mele Hula Volume 2.
         Chants which will be taught in this session are:
               Eia Hawai`i
               Ke Lei Maila
          Hula which will be taught in this session are:
               Ho`opuka e ka Lā ma Kahikina
               Ke Ha`a `Ala Puna (Part 1)
               Ho`i e, Ho`i No
               Pūpū Hinuhinu by Nona Beamer
               Hilo, My Home Town by Betty-Lou Yuen

Wednesdays 9:00 am - Keiki and Adult Rehearsal for June 16 Hawai`iana Live! Performance

          Chants:
               Eia Hawai`i
               Kunihi ka Mauna
          Hula:
               Ho`opuka e ka Lā ma Kahikina
               Ke Ha`a `Ala Puna (Part 1)
               Ho`i e, Ho`i No
               Pūpū Hinuhinu by Nona Beamer
               Hilo, My Home Town by Betty-Lou Yuen

Wednesdays 11:00 am - Hawai`iana Live! show at the Palace Theater

Fun local-style variety show of Hawai`i, past and present. Bring friends and family! http://www.kaahelehawaii.com/pages/leilehua_events.htm

Tuesdays 5:00 pm - Adult Beginning Hula

     Adult beginning class with a strong emphasis on basics. Somewhat faster pace than the mixed class. Students will study chants and simple hula, including one implement hula. Texts are the Nona Beamer books, Nā Mele Hula and Nā Mele Hula Volume 2.
         Chants which will be taught in this session are:
               Eia Hawai`i
               Ke Lei Maila
               Ke Kānāwai `O Māmalahoe
          Hula which will be taught in this session are:
               Ho`opuka e ka Lā ma Kahikina
               Ke Ha`a `Ala Puna (Part 1)
               Ho`i e, Ho`i No
               Ke Aloha by Lei Collins and Maddy Lam
               Hilo, My Home Town by Betty-Lou Yuen
               Aloha Week Hula by Jack Pitman (with ipu hula)

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	Nā Lei Mohala o Hāla`i
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	Hula Classes 2008 Membership in Nā Lei Mohala o Hāla`i is $35 per month, which allows members to attend all published classes and receive special rates for workshops, special events, certain books, CDs, and materials. We have no age limitations for membership. But all students are expected to abide by the hālau rules, to study, practice, and be responsible for themselves and their mea hula. Drop-in fees for classes are $15 per class. Location: Phone 217-9924 for information on class locations. Field trip schedule is available to members in good standing. New summer schedule, June 11 - July 16: Summer Session Ho`ike July 16 at the Palace Theater in Hilo Registration for Summer 2008 is Now Closed Please be prompt for the 9:00am rehearsals at the Palace Theater. Scott, who graciously handles the lighting and the video for Hawai`iana Live!, and Bob, the wonderful organist who performs at the show, also need to practice and set up for their parts. So, each show will have a certain amount of juggling to make sure everyone is able to do what they need to. Mahalo! Mondays 3:30 pm - Keiki and Adult Beginning Hula (1) Mixed adult and keiki class with a strong emphasis on basics. Students will study chants and simple hula. Texts are the Nona Beamer books, Nā Mele Hula and Nā Mele Hula Volume 2. Chants which will be taught in this session are: Eia Hawai`i Ke Lei Maila Hula which will be taught in this session are: *Ho`opuka e ka Lā ma Kahikina* Ke Ha`a `Ala Puna (Part 1) *Ho`i e, Ho`i No* Pūpū Hinuhinu by Nona Beamer Hilo, My Home Town by Betty-Lou Yuen Wednesdays 9:00 am - Keiki and Adult *Rehearsal for June 16 Hawai`iana Live!* Performance** Chants: Eia Hawai`i Kunihi ka Mauna Hula: *Ho`opuka e ka Lā ma Kahikina* Ke Ha`a `Ala Puna (Part 1) *Ho`i e, Ho`i No* Pūpū Hinuhinu by Nona Beamer Hilo, My Home Town by Betty-Lou Yuen Wednesdays 11:00 am - Hawai`iana Live! show at the Palace Theater Fun local-style variety show of Hawai`i, past and present. Bring friends and family! http://www.kaahelehawaii.com/pages/leilehua_events.htm Tuesdays 5:00 pm - Adult Beginning Hula Adult beginning class with a strong emphasis on basics. Somewhat faster pace than the mixed class. Students will study chants and simple hula, including one implement hula. Texts are the Nona Beamer books, Nā Mele Hula and Nā Mele Hula Volume 2. Chants which will be taught in this session are: Eia Hawai`i Ke Lei Maila Ke Kānāwai `O Māmalahoe Hula which will be taught in this session are: *Ho`opuka e ka Lā ma Kahikina* Ke Ha`a `Ala Puna (Part 1) *Ho`i e, Ho`i No* *Ke Aloha* by Lei Collins and Maddy Lam Hilo, My Home Town by Betty-Lou Yuen Aloha Week Hula by Jack Pitman (with ipu hula)
	Click to Join Hālau Interactive Forum Workshops 2008 Calendar 2008 Resources for Students