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George Kahumoku,
Tia Carrere and
Daniel Ho

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GEORGE KAHUMOKU’S MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN MUSIC tours have been lauded as “Virtuosic keepers of a cultural flame…Bringing folklore & cultural memory into a performance that unfolded as breezy entertainment.”
--The New York Times

 


Four-time Grammy-winner, master slack key guitarist is known as “Hawai‘i’s Renaissance Man”

George Kahumoku Jr.

Workshop Host and Founder, Slack Key Guitar & 'Ukulele Instructor, Executive Chef George Kahumoku Jr, is a multiple Grammy & Hoku Award-winning master Slack Key Guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, performer, teacher, artist, and sculptor, storyteller and writer, farmer, and entrepreneur. This workshop is one of the great musical experiences in the Islands today, and the result of George's belief in sharing, celebrating, and perpetuating Hawaiian culture and music. Instructional Material available here: - Hawaiian Slack Key ‘Ukulele (DVD) - Taro Patch F Tuning Intermediate Instructional (DVD)

Tia Carrere

International star and two-time Grammy winner Tia Carrere’s credits include Wayne’s World, True Lies, Rising Sun, and Lilo & Stitch.
Tia has also starred in her own TV series Relic Hunter, and has appeared in Hawaii 5-0, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and AJ & the Queen. She most recently starred in the Universal/Amblin feature film Easter Sunday.

Daniel Ho

Daniel is an ‘ukulele virtuoso, slack key guitarist, multii-nstrumentalist, composer, arranger, singer-songwriter, producer, audio engineer, and record company owner. He is a 6-time Grammy Award winner, 6-time Taiwanese Golden Melody Award winner, and a recipient of multiple Hawaiian Music awards.

Maui’s renowned “Slack Key Show®"

...this group shares the uniquely Hawaiian styles of slack key guitar, ‘ukulele, and songs both traditional and new. Their music’s origins reach back to the early 19th century, when Portuguese immigrants brought the ‘ukulele and Mexican cowboys brought guitars to Hawai‘i along with their ranching knowledge. Since then, Hawaiians have made these instruments their own, and these dynamic musicians reflect the best of traditions, musical virtuosity, and sparkling compositions.