George Holokai's Master Class Performance, Oʻahu 2003

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At the Bishop Museum Music & Dance Festival: "Kuʻu One Hānau", Uncle George Holokai and his master student class performed. This class included other kumu and advanced students that Uncle conducted intensive training with to pass on his hula repretoire.

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Bishop Museum, Kapālama, Kona, Oʻahu

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Original Date:

2003 June 1st

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HPS

Language:

English, Hawaiian, Pidgin English

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HPS Archive, Video Library

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HPS

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0233

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