Hanauna Mele 2020: Wai O Ke Aniani @wcchawaii

Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Hanauna Mele 2020: “Wai O Ke Aniani”

featuring MUS 211: Hawaiian Ensemble students
Malia Ashley–Guitar
Matthew Lattore–Guitar
Michael McIntosh–Guitar
Pua Obayashi–‘Ukulele
Cameron Yahata–Guitar

The Hanauna Mele concert series is an annual event that features musical performances by students enrolled in ʻUkulele, Slack-key Guitar & Hawaiian Ensemble courses.

If you’re interested in learning how to play ʻukulele or slack-key guitar?
Email Kamuela Kimokeo at kamuelam@hawaii.edu or visit windward.hawaii.edu!

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