NĀ MELE: Traditions in Hawaiian Song

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NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN HAWAIIAN SONG
The Leo Nahenahe Singers

Air date: Mon., Jan. 14, 7:30 pm

The Leo Nahenahe Sisters on Na Mele

 

“Leo nahenahe” is Hawaiian for “soft and sweet.” Now in their eighties, The Leo Nahenahe Singers celebrate over 50 years of performing together on this episode of NĀ MELE. Ethelynne Teves on guitar, Noelani Mahoe on ukulele and Mona Teves on upright bass accompany their instruments with their soft and sweet vocals. These Nā Hokū and Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame honorees perform Hawaiian classics like “Hanohano Wale No” and “Koni Au I Ka Wai.”

 

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Tags: band, bass, Culture, guitar, Hawai‘i, Hawaiian, music, Nā Mele, performance, sing, singers, slack, string, The Leo Nahenahe Singers, Ukulele, vocal, vocalists

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