Place | |
Scheduled Time | 4:15-5:15 p.m. Tuesdays & Thursdays |
Actual Start/End Time | 4:20-5:15 |
Instructor | Pua (female) 808-922-0588 |
Cost | FREE |
# of Students | 40 to 60 |
Procedure | Sign waiver on the podium next to elevator |
Language Spoken | English Explanation of Hawaiian words in song and background of the song writer was given |
Student Attire | Up to you, a few girls wore hula skirts |
Student Type | 75% Asian visitors, 25% mainland visitors Many students were either 1st time dancers or returning to learn the rest of the song All female |
Break Time | None |
Type of Hula | `Auana |
Steps | Kaholo, not taught in detail Students were expected to just follow along, however Pua stated this was a continuation of Tuesday’s hula class |
Fingers | N/A |
Hands | Taught 1st then kaholo step added |
Facial Expression | N/A |
Error Correction | 1x Pua saw a student performing incorrect hand motions for the kaholo (vamp). She demonstrated the wrong movement in jest, then patiently reviewed the correct movement for the whole class |
Instruments Used to Lead Class | CD |
Pace | Went over 3 verses of the song |
Recommended for | Entertainment purposes Beginner students, for the first time learner who just wants to experience hula |
Materials Offered | $15 CD, proceeds benefit charity |
Interesting Side Notes | Due to large turnout and limited space near the escalator, Pua had the lines rotate periodically (Front line went to the back of the area) |
Date Observed | 1/25/07 |
OTHER HULA LESSONS
Monday, January 29, 2007
Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center Hula
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This is a good class to attend to get the very minimum for basics in hula. It's a good tourist attraction. A nice slow pace for beginners to learn their steps. Pua was very informational and explained each motions significance and the history of the song. There was, however, very limited space to dance and costant distractions of people walking around the mall.
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