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Holoholo Ka`a is a hula standard for parties or performance. Known by every musician who plays Hawaiian music, this lively romp through the countryside is as much fun for the audience as it is for the dancer. This hula number is uplifting and smile filled. Have fun with this joyride!

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Aia La`O Pele is the fourth and final hula in our tradition of 'kahiko' foundation dances for the well trained dancer. It is the most familiar of the Pele numbers and is an exciting addition to every dancers hula collection. You will treasure this essential addition to your hula repertoire.

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Basic Hula :: Kawika :: Lili'u E :: Kaläkaua :: Aia La `O Pele :: Green Rose :: Holoholo Ka`a
'Ula Nôweo :: These Islands :: Pô La'ila'i :: Lanakila Ke Kâ'ahi Ali'i :: Pua Lîlîlehua :: Eia Hawai'i
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Core Hula Steps Our Best Seller! This video is two hours of intensive instruction covering 14 basic steps.	Ancient :: Kahiko This is a true entry-level hula. It introduces the two most basic hula steps.	Ancient :: Kahiko This is the second of our foundation numbers and builds on the footwork perfected in Kawika.	Ancient :: Kahiko This mele is the third in our hula foundation numbers. It adds varied hula steps to your dance skill.	Ancient :: Kahiko This is the fourth and best known Pele kahiko hula of our foundation dances for the well trained dancer	Modern :: `Auana This lively number is a true hula classic! It is an appropriate one for both children and adults.	Modern :: `Auana This lively romp through the countryside is as much fun for the audience as it is for the dancer.
Ancient :: Kahiko This is "must have" hula number is a hula classic equally suitable for children to adults.(sitting)	Modern :: `Auana This song is an anthem of praise for the magic of Hawai'i	Modern :: `Auana In this song, the sound of a distant 'ukulele floats on the breeze. This belongs in every dancer's repertoire.	Ancient :: Kahiko This is a very exciting ancient hula number using a single 'ulî'ulî (feathered gourd)	Modern :: `Auana This is an elegant classic hula, a love song suitable for all ages.	Ancient :: Kahiko This sitting hula requires the dancer to chant, gesture and execute rhythms with knee drum.

Na Ka Pueo :: Ka Lehua I Milia :: Kimo Hula :: U'ilani :: Puamae'ole :: Puamana :: Ka Uluwehi O Ke Kai

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For some time I have been answering individual requests for hula numbers that have not yet been prepared for our regular hula teaching videos. What these videos consist of is a danced version of the song - in front of the mirror - so you can follow that dancer easily. It is accompanied by the written choreography, words, translation and sometimes where applicable, background information about the number.
While this in no way replaces the RealHula teaching videos that are our main focus, these videos can put a great deal of material quickly into the hands of experienced hula dancers who may have little need for the extensive teaching required on our regular RealHula teaching videos. Our main focus is still the complete teaching experience - the same teaching that my students get in a regular hula class. This product, while a compromise in that completeness, is accompanied by the warning that if you are not grounded in the basic footwork and movements in the hula, you will not find these videos nearly complete enough to fill the gap in your experience and knowledge. . .Kumu Kea

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"Please be aware that these bear no resemblance to our regular hula teaching videos that take you step-by-step through every gesture and every piece of footwork. These are DANCED-ONLY videos"

Na Ka Pueo [hula ipu] - this familiar hula song about an inter-island steamer is interpreted here with the dancing ipu. Suitable for the intermediate to advanced hula student.

Ka Lehua I Milia - this classic love song compares the beloved to the cherished Lehua blossom of the uplands caressed by the gentle mist.

Kimo Hula - is a classic from the pen of Helen Desha Beamer. Written as a thank-you gift for the hospitality the composer enjoyed at the Hawai'i home of James Kimo Henderson and his wife Leionaona. This beautiful song speaks of the lovely flower gardens, the song birds in the forest that surround the estate and the hospitality lavished on their guests.

U'ilani - composed by Lena Macodo, was written as a mele inoa for the infant daughter of one of Lena's close friends. It enjoyed instant popularity becoming a falsetto favorite for performers to this day. The text is a loving tribute to a beautiful lady.

Puamae'ole - "Never wilting flower". In addition to being a lovely song for any occasion this love song is equally suitable for the bride to dance for her groom or for a friend to dance in honor of the couples love for one another.

Puamana - This beloved song written by Irmgard Aluli expresses her love and appreciation for the family home of her youth in Lahaina, Maui. It is a hula standard written in the Hawaiian language. It is a number that all hula dancers should have in their repertoire.

Ka Uluwehi O Ke Kai - Beloved Hula Master Edith Kanaka'ole composed this musical tribute to the many delicious varieties of seaweed gathered and eaten by Hawaiians. It is one of the most frequently danced numbers by hälau hula here in Hawai'i.