Audio by Adam

A look at the beautiful and diverse spiritual musical traditions of Hawaii, from chanting to slack-key guitar to unaccompanied a capella singing. Interviews and music recorded at the Folklife Festival in Washington DC for the late and much lamented Radio Smithsonian.

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Tags: American, American Folklife Festival, Americana, ethnomusicology, hawaii, Music, music of hawaii, musical traditions, Smithsonian, spiritual music, Washington dc

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