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SUMMER 2008 CLASS SESSION

June 30th - September 18th

Halau Na Wai Ola is a Committed Program. This means we only accept students four times a year in order to keep classes manageable. However, interested students may still enroll mid-session with the approval of Kumu Kau'i and must enroll in the Beginning I/II Hula class.

CHANGE TO SUMMER 2008 SCHEDULE: The Beginning & Intermediate Kaikamahine classes will be combined into one class. Classes will be on Tuesdays, 5:15pm-6:15pm, starting on July 1st. There will not be an Intermediate Kaikamahine class on Wednesdays.

Download the class schedule/registration form in PDF.

DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES

Kaikamahine Hula (Girls - ages 6 to 12 years)
Beginning This class is for beg/new children enrolling in their first full session. The focus is on developing strong hula basics and posture.
Intermediate+ Students enrolled in this class should have completed a full session of beginning hula and should feel comfortable with hula basics. This class may also be used as an additional class for Adv/Comp students.
Advanced This class is for those students continuing their training from the previous session. (Not accepting new students for the Summer 2008 session.)

Wahine and Kane Hula (Women/men - ages 13 and older)
Beginning I and II All begining level students as well as students coming from other hälau should attend this class. Beginning II that are enrolling only in 1 class per week, this should be your primary class.
Mixed 'Auna The Mixed classes are for Beginning II and up. Beginning II students may enroll in either or both of these classes only as an additional class(es) per week, with the Beginning I and II class as the primary class. For students Intermediate and up, these are your primary classes for this session.
Int & Adv This class is for Intermediate/Advanced students and will focus on hula basics and techniques.

Keiki Kane and Kane Hula (Boys/men - ages 6 and older)
This class is for both boys and men from beginner to advanced levels. If you are enrolling only in 1 class per week, this should be your primary class.

'Olapa
Anyone interested in this special class must be approved by Kumu Kau'i. (Not accepting new students for the Summer 2008 session.)

Performance/Competition
This class is for Intermediate/Advanced students who are interested in participating in festivals and community events. (Not accepting new students for the Summer 2008 session.)

Tahitian Drumming
All levels. Students will learn/review basic Tahitian beats and will drum for the Ori Tahiti class. Students should purchase sticks and eventually their own toere.

Ori Tahiti (Ages 5-1/2 and up)
All levels.