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Kawika Kahiapo Ke Kani Mo'olelo (2016)
The sound of tradition in the life of Hawaiian musician Kawika Kahiapo. Explore the reverent roots of traditional Hawaiian Slack Key guitar and how it influences a contemporary composer in the life and music of Kawika Kahiapo.
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The sound of tradition in the life of Hawaiian musician Kawika Kahiapo. Explore the reverent roots of traditional Hawaiian Slack Key guitar and how it influences a contemporary composer in the life and music of Kawika Kahiapo.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Makai Studios
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