Globalizing Hula

Attempts to "sketch some of the parameters in the globalization of hula, focusing on the contemporary roles of sites and dissemination" since the Hawaiian cultural tradition had a resurgence in the 1970s. Considers the variety of places and people who now practice hula to be representative...

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Published in:Yearbook for traditional music 1999-01, Vol.31, p.57-66
Main Author: Stillman, Amy Ku'uleialoha
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Cognitive problems, arts and sciences, folk traditions, folklore
Cultural education
Cultural Influences
Cultural relations
Dance
Dancing
Ethnology
Ethnomusicology
Festivals
Globalization
Hawaiian Music
Hula Songs
Japanese culture
Music
Music teachers
Musical performance
Polynesian studies
Retirement communities
Teachers
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Summary:Attempts to "sketch some of the parameters in the globalization of hula, focusing on the contemporary roles of sites and dissemination" since the Hawaiian cultural tradition had a resurgence in the 1970s. Considers the variety of places and people who now practice hula to be representative of the role the Hawaiian community has played in disseminating the tradition. Details hula scenes in California, Japan, Europe, Mexico, and Indianapolis, Indiana.
ISSN:0740-1558
2304-3857
DOI:10.2307/767973