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Voyage The Pacific: A Polynesian Music and Dance Theater Performance
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The Old Town School of Folk Music.
World Music Series ~ Wednesday May 28, 2008 at 8:30 pm
In celebration of Asian Pacific Island Heritage Month, the Old Town School, in collaboration with
Pacific Soundz Productions and Kupa`a-Pacific Island Resources, presents Kumu Hula (Master Teacher),
Carole Lanialoha Lee-Sumberg's" Voyage The Pacific". This return performance and tribute will showcase
the finest Polynesian artists who were among the first to migrate to the Midwest, and who played great roles
in the development of our Midwest Pacific Island communities. This event will feature live performances
of dance, percussion, strings, and vocals, featuring special guest artists from New Zealand,
Hawai`i, Tahiti, and Samoa.
World Music Series at The Old Town School of Folk Music, 4544 North Lincoln Ave, Chicago.
Call for seat reservations: 773 728 6000. Admission is free (Suggested donation $5). Visit www.oldtownschool.org
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Malama Pono!
Contact us at pacificsoundz@gmail.com or call 773 654 1004
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To increase public awareness of Hawai`i and its heritage
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NURTURING THE GROWTH OF THE
MIDWEST ASIAN PACIFIC ISLAND COMMUNITIES
Chicagoland `Ukulele Jam Festival
June 2007, Maywood, Illinois
A tribute concert performance at the Old Town School
of Folk Music, Chicago, to honor the passing of our Kupuna.
March 2007
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A 2007 CD compilation of Hula Kahiko (ancient)
World Hula Conference 2005, Maui, Hawai`i
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Contemporary renditions of historical hula chants
The Legacy Hula Volume 1 (L) features a CD compilation
of Hula chants honoring King David Kalakaua (1874-1891).
"He Inoa Iubile No Kalani" is a set of 15 chants performed on
King Kalakaua's Birthday Jubilee, November 16, 1886,
which is presented here in its entirety.
The Legacy Hula Volume 2 (R) features a CD compilation
of hula chants honoring Queen Kapi`olani, and marks the
second recording project undertaken by Kulia I Ka Punawai.
Combined, we share our aspirations of fostering
greater appreciation of the legacy of hula.
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Team Dragon's Chi
sponsored by Asian Social Network
Chinatown's Chamber of Commerce Dragon Boat Races
2006 Bronze Medalist and Best Team Spirit Winners
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at Ping Tom Park of Chicago's South Side China Town
(22nd Street and Cermak Avenue), 3rd weekend in July
http://www.asiansocialnetwork.org/index.php
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Permission required for usage of all images and text on this Website.
Unless otherwise indicated, all images are copyrighted by
Sandra Wong Geroux Photography.
Malama Pono!
Contact us at Kupaapir@gmail.com or call 773 654 1004
Kupa`a's Pono Lectures, Workshops, Clinics, and Touring Performances perpetuate and preserve Pacific Island culture through the development of educational programs appropriate for and accessible to all ages. For booking, program information and pricing contact: Kupa`a-Pacific Island Resources773.654.1004 or email ofor Programs we offer:
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