On the evening of March 16, 2012, my wife and I traveled to Honolulu to attend the 92nd annual Kamehameha Schools Song Contest which was
Category: Music
Aloha kākou. My esteemed colleague and friend Dr. Amy Ku‘uleialoha Stillman writes eloquently and passionately about Hawaiian music on her blog “Hawaiian Music for Listening
For those who are not members of The Recording Academy, you may not know about the Academy’s social networking system, Grammy365.com. It’s an interesting tool,
I was happy that my first peer-reviewed journal article (and first article of any type in several years) was published in Language Documentation and Conservation.
Several weeks ago, representatives from the Recording Academy visited Hawai‘i and conducted several meetings with members of the Hawai‘i recording industry. While the discussions were
The period for entering CD releases for the Grammy Awards has opened. For people who are not Recording Academy members but want to enter their
Back in 2009, I helped Mailani Makainai write two mele which appeared on her debut solo CD, Mailani. She subsequently won the 2010 Nā Hōkū
Perhaps one or two people who follow this blog will know what I’m even talking about, but I’d documenting it for the benefit of those
There has be a very vigorous discussion on the email list of the Society of Ethnomusicology during the past week. Some are feeling that the
This past Tuesday was a pretty good day. It didn’t rank in my Top 10 all-time days–not that I even keep such a list. It