Hawaiʻi Sings

Hawaiʻi Sings by Joy S. Au, published by MnM Pub. in 1995, is a 24-page exploration of the cultural heritage of Hawaii. This edition presents a narrative that highlights how the natural beauty of Hawaii’s forests, shores, and mountains inspired the first Hawaiians to express their joy and gratitude through song and dance. Written in English, the book captures the essence of Hawaiian traditions and their connection to the land.

Readers will find a rich depiction of the historical significance of music and dance in Hawaiian culture. The book delves into how the environment shaped the artistic expressions of the first Hawaiians, offering insights into the interplay between nature and cultural practices. With its focus on history and the people and places of the United States, Hawaiʻi Sings serves as an informative resource for those interested in understanding the roots of Hawaiian cultural expressions.