Pau Hana at UH Mānoa – Celebrate Music and Dance from Asia and Hawaiʻi!
Sunday, December 8, 2024, 3:00 – 5:00 PM
Join us for an inspiring afternoon of cultural performances at the Pau Hana Concert, where students from various music and dance classes will showcase their hard work and talent from the semester! This informal recital celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Hawaiʻi and Asia, offering a glimpse into the diverse traditions explored at UH Mānoa.
Date and Time: Sunday, December 8, 2024, 3:00 – 5:00 PM
Location: Orvis Auditorium, UHM Music Department
Admission: Free (eligible for MUS 199 concert attendance credit)
Performances Include:
- Hawaiian chant and hula
- Japanese shakuhachi, gagaku, and koto ensemble
- Filipino kulintang
- Javanese gamelan
- Okinawan uta-sanshin
- Korean dance
Why Attend?
Pau Hana is more than a recital—it’s a celebration of tradition, creativity, and cultural exchange. For many students, it is an opportunity to connect deeply with their heritage or explore new cultures through music and dance, sharing the beauty and significance of these traditions with the community.
This event fosters a sense of belonging and highlights the dedication of students as they bring to life the stories, rhythms, and movements of Asia and Hawaiʻi. From the grace of hula to the meditative sounds of the koto, the energetic beats of kulintang, and the heartfelt melodies of Okinawan uta-sanshin, Pau Hana offers a unique chance to appreciate and celebrate the vibrant cultural diversity showcased at UH Mānoa.
Don’t miss this chance to support our talented students and immerse yourself in an uplifting celebration of music and dance!
Event Sponsor: Ethnomusicology Program, UHM Music Department