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- King, John
- 3—3.4.2009"> King spent his childhood in [[en:vok:hawaii]] and became a classical guitarist. Since 1979, h... itle="Douglas Martin"> John King adored [[en:vok:hawaii|Hawaii]], though he lived there for only a few years as a boy. The "Hawaiian room" in his Florida home was stuffed with hund
- Kamae, Eddie
- 8.1927–7.1.2017"> Eddie Kamae grew up on [[en:vok:hawaii]]. At age 14, he got his first [[en:vok:ukulele]]... re, refuting the cliché that ukulele was only for Hawaiian music.((Droszd, //The Hawaiian 'Ukulele //, p. 9)) He did not join the Rock'n' roll fashion of the 1960... s a [[en:vok:melodie]] instrument.((Droszd, //The Hawaiian 'ukulele//, p. 16)) Since the 1970s he joined t
- Lili'uokalani
- 2.9.1838| ^Died|11.11.1917 | ^Nationality|{{flag:hawaii.png}}| |{{http://media-3.web.britannica.com/eb-me... ect 200}}|| ==== Life ==== Member of the [[en:vok:hawaii|Hawaiian]] nobility. In 1874, her brother David Kalākaua was elected King, giving his siblings royal titl... time she composed numerous songs to preserve the Hawaiian culture. She was known as an accomplished [[en:
- Haida, Yukihiko
- iko_haida|Katsuhiko Haida]] in Honolulu ([[en:vok:hawaii]]) and moved to Japan in 1922 following the death of their father. In 1929 he founded the [[vok: hawaii:moana|Moana]] [[en:vok:Glee Club]], the first band for Hawaiian music in Japan, to which Katsuhiko also belonge... kihiko is therefore referred to as the "father of Hawaii music" in Japan. He returned to Hawaii 1933--1935
- Nunes, Manuel
- nes emigrated with his family in 1879 to [[en:vok:hawaii]] to look for work there. In addition to furnitur... [[vok:ukulele|ukulele]] into the Kingdom of [[vok:hawaii]], since becoming the leading manufacturer of uku... n different parts of the United States.((//Men of Hawaii// vol. 1, p. 205)) Nunes was for a long time cre... . 85--95 *Siddall, John William (Hg.): //Men of Hawaii: being a biographical reference library, complete
- Berger, Heinrich (Henri)
- ri) 4.8.1844–14.10.1929"> Berger came to [[en:vok:hawaii]] in 1872 as a Prussian military bandmaster at th... German Emperor to direct the local [[en:ens:Royal Hawaiian Band]]. Under his direction, the band became an... ieces known to this day (including the {{pdf:folk:hawaii_ponoi.pdf| Hawaiian national anthem}}). Berger, who maintained the best relations with the royal family,
- Luvaun
- 882 | ^Died | after 1928? | ^Nationality | {{flag:hawaii.png}} | |{{http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/... 50}}|| ==== Life ==== Luvaun grew up on [[en:vok:hawaii]] and relocated to the US after school, where he ... ng and played numerous instruments, in particular Hawaiian guitar and [[en:vok:ukulele]]. ==== Work ==== S... ecordings were made in Europe, on which he played Hawaiian guitar and (at least from 1917 to 1920) also th
- Apaka, Alfred
- nolulu-born Alfred Apaka, nicknamed "The Handsome Hawaiian" oder "The Golden Tenor of Hawaii", was popular in the US (Las Vegas) and Hawaii since the 1940s, esp. for romantic dance music. His band was called "Hawaiian Village Serenaders". </panel> <panel title="Aud
- Ka'ai, Ernest
- "References"> * Ka'ai, Ernest: //The Ukulele, A Hawaiian Guitar and How to Play It.// Wall, Nichols 1906... 27/nyp.33433082543665?urlappend=%3Bseq=161|Men of Hawaii: being a biographical reference library, complete... he men of note and substantial achievement in the Hawaiian Islands]]//, Bd. 1. Honolulu: Honolulu Star-Bul... o: //Yearning for a Distant Music: Consumption of Hawaiian Music and Dance in Japan.// Dissertation. Honol
- Kia, George
- n|19.8.1877| ^Died|21.7.1929| ^Nationality|{{flag:hawaii.png}}| ==== Life ==== Born on [[en:vok:hawaii]] (his mother was servant of Queen [[en:bio:lili'uokalani]]... n Los Angeles, with his band //George Kia and his Hawaiians// made the [[en:vok:ukulele]] popular in Calif... :rajao|Taro-Patch Fiddle]], and Ukulele Solos and Hawaiian Songs with Ukulele Accompaniment.// Boston und
- Hilborn, Grace
- American women who were passionate about [[en:vok:hawaii|Hawaiian]] [[en:vok:Musik]] and performing as [[en:vok:ukulele]] players. Queen [[en:bio:Lili'uokalani]]... about her performance in Washington in 1897 in //Hawaii's Story//: >While I was at the Shoreham, Mr. Hilb... of Miss Grace Hilborn, as she sang some of my own Hawaiian songs, to our instrument, the ukulele, gave to
- Tapia, Bill
- nfo-sign"> Bill Tapia was from Honolulu, [[en:vok:Hawaii]] and started playing the [[vok:ukulele]] as a ch... e became one of the best known representatives of Hawaiian music. In 1937 he played the ukulele part in Bing Cosby's hit "Blue Hawaii". After the Second World War he turned to the jaz
- Gamiao, Kalei
- con="glyphicon glyphicon-info-sign"> The [[en:vok:hawaii|Hawaiian]] Kalei Gamio embraced the [[vok:ukulele]] as a teenager and learned a wide range of styles, inc... a first album. He performed with great success in Hawaii, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia.
- Sakuma, Roy
- now organized by the non-profit Ukulele Festival Hawaii. Sakuma became one of the most important ukulele ... students in ukulele play at several locations in Hawaii; Sakuma claimed to have more than 50,000 students... akuma]] (1.9.2008) * Leslie Wilcox: [[http://pbshawaii.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/LSS-127-Transcript
- Guerrero, Aldrine
- uerrero| ^First name|Aldrine| ^Nationality|{{flag:hawaii.png}}| ^Born| | ^Died| | Trained educator from Kauai on [[en:vok:hawaii]]. Began playing the [[en:vok:ukulele]] in 1997.