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Hawaiian Legacy Series - Slack Key The Hawaiian Way Artist:Eddie & Myrna Kamae - Hawaiian Legacy Series
Title: Slack Key: The Hawaiian Way
Category: DVD / Documentary

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Catalog #: DVD42  
Running Time: 60 Min.



Other albums by Eddie Kamae -Sons Of Hawai`i
-or- related titles
:
  • The Folk Music of Hawai`i (CD #69)
  • Sons of Hawai`i (CD #436)
  • The Best Of The Sons Of Hawai`i (CD #389)
  • The Heart Of Ukulele (CD #406)
  • Yesterday & Today (CD #710)
  • Yesterday & Today Vol 2 (CD #826)
  • Eddie Kamae & Friends (CD #559)
  • Christmas Time with the Sons Of Hawai`i (CD #333)

Other videos by Eddie & Myrna Kamae - Hawaiian Legacy Series:


Keepers of the FlameWords, Earth & AlohaLahaina: Waves Of ChangeListen To The Forest
Hawaiian Voices: Bridging Past To PresentOne Kine Hawaiian Man : Luther Kahekili MakekaiThe History of the Sons Of Hawai`iThose Who Came Before

Comments: This film is a moving journey into the beauty and meaning of Hawaiian slack key music. Award-winning director Eddie Kamae’s rare combination of master musician and cinematic storyteller is the key to showing how Hawaii’s cultural traditions and the kiho‘alu guitar intertwine – and opening the door to a greater love of that music. Candid interviews and archival images combine with the music of many virtuoso performers, from legendary Fred Punahou and Gabby Pahinui to Raymond Kane and today’s Ledward Kaapana, to tell the slack key story from the 1830s to the present. It shows you how this music perpetuates family tradition as songs, techniques and special string tunings are passed from one generation to the next. All the main islands are visited, including seldom seen Ni‘ihau, as Eddie Kamae explores this most Hawaiian music and its links with the people and places that have nourished it.

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