Windward CC recruits local talent for online Hawaiian music certificate

KANEOHE, Hawaii — Windward Community College has expanded its Hawaiian studies program by offering a fully online and asynchronous Hawaiian music certificate. The program is taught by respected names in Hawaiian music, including Raiatea Helm, Kawaikapuokalani Hewett, Kapena De Lima and Kamuela Kimokeo.

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- Windward Community College is offering a fully online Hawaiian music certificate

- The program is taught by Raiatea Helm, Kawaikapuokalani Hewett, Kapena De Lima, and Kamuela Kimokeo

For more information, visit: windward.hawaii.edu/kaohekani

Kaohekani is WCC’s Hawaiian program of study. The program added a one-year music certificate to focus on Hawaiian stories, composition, slack key guitar, ukulele, singing and the basics of recording software.

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Windward CC recruits local talent for online Hawaiian music certificate

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