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Songs
of Sovereignty
This vocal and ensemble workshop
will explore issues of Hawaiian
Sovereignty in an historical
and contemporary context. With
the vocal and instrumental instruction
of seminal compositions in the
Hawaiian tradition as a launching
point, students will delve into
issues of self-determination
in contemporary times. Interested
students should demonstrate
a willingness to participate
in the workshop through singing,
chanting, poetry or as instrumentalists.
A group audition will be conducted
in early December.
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Carlton
D. Ka’ala Carmack
Ka’ala , a Native Hawaiian
musician/singer/pianist/teacher
who originally hails from Honolulu,
has resided in San Francisco
for 25 years. He has 2 Masters
degrees: an M.M. in Vocal Pedagogy
and Choral Conducting, and an
M.A. in Ethnomusicology.
A long time music and voice
instructor as well as music
producer/director/conductor,
he is also in continuous demand
as a performer of Hawaiian music
throughout the Bay Area; besides
being the leader of and performing
with Piko Hawaiian Trio, he
has also been, for the past
several years, one of the lead
singers and guitarists for Patrick
Makuakane’s, nationally
touring company, Hula halau,
Na Lei Hulu I ka Wekiu.
Teaching
Assitant:
Roopa
Mahadevan
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