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Sound Travels: Ernest Kaleihoku Kaai and the transmission of Hawaiian music in the early twentieth century

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Sound Travels constructs a biographical narrative of musician, musical director, showman and entrepreneur Ernest Kaleihoku Kaai (b. Honolulu 1881 – d. Florida 1962). It takes into account the extent of his musical practice and the scale of his touring in the Asia Pacific region at a time when colonialism was the defining cultural and political force. The narrative, while it looks at the context...
Display date:
2016
Location:
Hawaiʻi
Format:
Thesis
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ResearchSpace@Auckland
Contributors:
Booth, G
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ResearchSpace@Auckland
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The University of Auckland Library
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