Schedule of Workshops

ÿUniki Course Outline

First Session

‘Oli
1. E Laka e – Pule kuahu
2. Noho ana Laka i ka uluwehiwehi – Pule kuahu
3. Püpü weuweu e Laka e – Pule hoÿonoa
4. E Haluluikekihiokamälamalama
5. E hö mai ka ÿike

Mele
1. Kaÿi - Hoÿopuka e ka lä ma ka hikina – Mele inoa
2. Aia la o Pele i Hawaiÿi – Mele inoa
3. Kawika – Mele inoa
4. ÿUla nö weo – Mele inoa
5. Aia i Molokaÿi kuÿ lei nani – Mele o nä wahi pana
6. Halemaÿumaÿu – Mele maÿi
7. ÿAnapau – Mele maÿi

Second Session

ÿOli
1. ÿOli kähea - Künihi ka mauna i ka laÿi e
2. ÿOli komo - E hea i ke kanaka
3. ‘Oli küpeÿe – ÿAÿala kupukupu ka uka o Känehoa
4. ‘Oli lei – Ke lei mai la Kaÿula i ke kai

Mele
1. Mai Puna ka wahine Pele – Hula Pahu
2. Ke welina mai nei – Mele inoa
3. Aia i Honolulu kuÿu pöhaku – Mele inoa
4. Kahi kai a o Mämala – Mele inoa
5. Ka ua i Hamakua – Mele maÿi
6. I Moanalua au – Mele maÿi

Third Session

Mele
1. A Koÿolau au – Hula pahu
2. Hanohano e ka uka Pïhanakalani – Hula pahu
3. ÿAuÿa ÿia e Kama e kona moku – Hula pahu
4. A Hilo au – Hula paÿi umauma
5. E hoÿi ke aloha i Niÿihau – Mele inoa
6. E Liliÿu e noho nani mai – Mele inoa

'Oli
Knihi Ka Mauna I Ka La'i E - 'Oli Kåhea
E hea I Ke Kanaka E Komo Ma Loko - 'Oli Komo


Fourth Session

Mele Hula
'Au'a 'Ia
A Ko'olau Au
Nani Wale Ku'u 'ike O Nä Lehua O Ka'ana
Halehale Ke Aloha I Ha'ikü E
Aia I Waii'o Paka'alana
Kaulilua

'Oli

O Lka 'oe
Aloha E Ka La
N oho Ana Ke Akua


Session One, Second Year

Hula Pahu
Drumming technigues that accompany the hula pahu tradition.
Kaulilua I ke anu o Wai‘ale‘ale‘
A Ko‘olau au
Hanohano e ka uka Pihanakalani
Waipi‘o Paka‘alana

Hula ‘Olapa
A ka luna au o Pauahi

‘Oli
Kau ka hali‘a


Second Session, Second Year

Hula ‘Auana
Halalu
Kaulana ka inoa a o Hanalei
Lei ana Kaua‘i

Hula pahu
Nani wale ku‘u ‘ike o Ha‘ena
‘Auhea wale ‘oe e ku‘u aloha

‘Uniki

An intensive 2 year training program for teachers of the hula tradition worldwide desiring to graduate through the traditional ceremony of ÿuniki. The goal of the first year of intensive training is to ÿuniki as ÿölapa. The goal of the second year of intensive training is to ÿuniki as hoÿopaÿa. There will be four sessions of intensive training held during the year with a fifth session for the actual ÿuniki ceremony. All sessions are held at “Kahalelehua,” in Olaÿa (Mt. View) Hawaiÿi.
The Papa Maile class was started a month after the Papa Lehua class in February of 2006. Both classes are running concurrently. Make up sessions may be scheduled for participants that miss a session. To ÿuniki students must attend all the sessions and fulfill all the requirements as determined by Kumu Hula Kawaikapuokalani Hewett.
For more information please E mail kahalelehua@hotmail.com, or visit our website at www.kahalelehua.com and www.kahuna888.com.

Papa Lehua (I)

ÿUniki Hula Ho'opa'a Class Dates for 2008 (Papa Lehua I)
Arrival: Monday Jan. 28, 2008
Höÿike: Friday Feb. 1, 2008
Depart: Saturday Feb. 2, 2008

Arrival: Monday April 13, 2008
Höÿike: Friday April 18, 2008
Depart: Saturday April 19, 2008,

ÿUniki Hula Ho'opa'a

Papa Maile (II)

ÿUniki Hula Ho'opa'a Class Dates for 2008 (Papa Maile)
Arrival: Monday Jan. 21, 2008
Höÿike: Saturday Jan. 26, 2008
Depart: Sunday Jan. 27, 2008

Arrival: Sunday April 6, 2008
Höÿike: Friday April 11, 2008
Depart: Saturday April 12, 2008

ÿUniki Hula Ho'opa'a

This series of Intensive Hula Workshops are held through out the year and is intended for beginners and all lovers of the hula tradition. Intermediate as well as advanced students are also invited to participate. The course includes learning to chant, the study and learning of a “hula kahiko” and a “hula ÿauana.” These courses are managed by Aloha International through their website at www.huna.org. Go to the “activity hut” for a listing of workshops being offered. You can register there for the Hula Intensive Workshops.
For more information you may also E mail to, huna@huna.org .



Hula Intensive Workshop Schedule for 2008 – Hawaiÿi Island


Arrival: Sunday November 16, 2008
Höÿike: Friday November 21, 2008
Depart: Saturday November 22, 2008

Papa Hoÿoponopono

This is a two and a half day intensive study on the Hawaiÿian Tradition of Hoÿoponopono or “realignment of spirit, mind and body.” We revisit the past to study past experiences and how they have affected the present and the future. Hoÿoponopono is founded on “kala” or forgiveness to promote harmony and wellbeing within one’s self and one’s surrounding. We will study the relationship of the ÿaumakua to hoÿoponopono and learn the basic concepts of the hoÿoponopono tradition for self use. This course is not intended to make anyone a teacher of the hoÿoponopono tradition. It is one of a continual series of courses in hoÿoponopono that will eventually lead to your ÿuniki or graduation.
These courses are managed by Aloha International through their web site at www.huna.org. Go to the “activity hut” for a listing of workshops being offered. You can register there for the Hoÿoponopono Intensive Workshops.
For more information you may also E mail to huna@huna.org .