Hawaiian Concert Guide

Aloha mai kakou,

This podcast features calendar items found on the Concert Calendar (at left). Please refer to that page during the podcast to see what is coming up. This podcast covers about the next 30 days or so of events.

Songs featured in this podcast include:

Be sure to sign up for the Institute of Hawaiian Music and Culture scheduled for January 28-29, 2006. Space is limited for each class so please sign up early to ensure your seat. Beginner, intermediate and advanced Slack Key and Ukulele players are all encouraged to participate in this event. If you live, or will be in town, anywhere near Whittier, CA, you are highly encouraged to attend. Check the flyer at right

Please see the attached application for at left (click to see full size) for more details regarding this event. I will be there in person for both days and hope to meet each and every one of you, the listeners of the Hawaiian Concert Guide. The application form at left has all the details about the classes being offered. With Dennis Kamakahi, Cyril Pahinui, David Kamakahi and Patrick Landeza you can't go wrong!

Mahalo nui for staying subscribed! Please share with your friends by sending an email to everyone you know who might be interested in Hawaiian concert events on the mainland!

A hui hou,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou,

This is just an experiment tonight with GarageBand from Apple and an enhanced podcast format. You'll need iTunes in order to hear and see everything that is part of this show. Fortunately, most of you are already iTunes listeners so that shouldn't be a problem

Hope you enjoy the show. Please email me with any feedback, would love to hear what you think of the show.

As with all Wednesday Night Special podcasts, this show has been posted in an "Enhanced" format m4u (AAC) formatted file instead of the older mp3 format. While this format allows for richer content including imagery and web links, it is only compatible with QuickTime and/or iTunes.

Malama pono,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou,

This podcast features calendar items found on the Concert Calendar (at left). Please refer to that page during the podcast to see what is coming up. This podcast covers about the next 30 days or so of events.

Songs featured in this podcast include:

Be sure to sign up for the Institute of Hawaiian Music and Culture scheduled for January 28-29, 2006. Space is limited for each class so please sign up early to ensure your seat. Beginner, intermediate and advanced Slack Key and Ukulele players are all encouraged to participate in this event. If you live, or will be in town, anywhere near Whittier, CA, you are highly encouraged to attend. Check the flyer at right

Please see the attached application for at left (click to see full size) for more details regarding this event. I will be there in person for both days and hope to meet each and every one of you, the listeners of the Hawaiian Concert Guide. The application form at left has all the details about the classes being offered. With Dennis Kamakahi, Cyril Pahinui, David Kamakahi and Patrick Landeza you can't go wrong!

Mahalo nui for staying subscribed! Please share with your friends by sending an email to everyone you know who might be interested in Hawaiian concert events on the mainland!

A hui hou,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou,

This Wednesday night special features the life work and music of The Brothers Cazimero. Songs played in this podcast include:

As usual, all music played on the Hawaiian Concert Guide is available for purchase from:

 BuyHawaiianMusic.com

Please kokua the Hawaiian Music industry! Attend concerts! Buy Hawaiian Music! Please help to perpetuate this uniquely American artform.

Malama pono,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou,

This podcast features calendar items found on the Concert Calendar (at left). Please refer to that page during the podcast to see what is coming up. This podcast covers about the next 30 days or so of events.

Songs featured in this podcast include:

Mahalo nui for staying subscribed! Please share with your friends by sending an email to everyone you know who might be interested in Hawaiian concert events on the mainland!

A hui hou,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou!

This week, I feature an interview with Slack Key Guitar player and singer, Patrick Landeza. Patrick discusses his life and career and a few upcoming performances and events. Songs shared in this interview include:

Be sure to visit Patrick's web site at:

 http://www.PatrickLandeza.com

Patrick's podcast, Hawaiian Music World, can be found at:

 http://www.HawaiianMusicWorld.com

Also, be sure to check the Concert Calendar (at left) and look for Patrick's upcoming concerts and Music Institute.

A hui hou,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou!!

Hau'oli Makahiki Hou!!

Welcome to the first podcast for 2006! This show features the new calendar guide page layout. Rather than include all the details in the show notes, I have added a new calendar to the site which is linked here:

 Hawaiian Concert Guide Calendar

This is an interactive calendar that has day, week, month and summary views of the calendar. The site also includes the ability to subscribe to the calendar if you have either an RSS or ICS reader.

Enjoy the show! Please do send feedback regarding the new calendar format! I'm always open to critique. :)

 [email protected]

Malama pono,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou!

Tonight I interview Kimo Watanabe, a fantastic Ukulele and Slack Key Guitar player. I hope you really enjoy the show!

Songs played in this podcast:

Be sure to visit Kimo's website at:

 Kimo Watanabe

To contact Kimo, please send him an email here:

 [email protected]

Finally, if you live any where near the Salt Lake City, Utah area, please be sure to catch Kimo Watanabe live at "Cup of Joe"! Show starts at 8:30 PM and runs until 11:30 PM

 Cup of Joe Map

Mele Kalikimaka and Hao'oli Makahiki Hou!

Piko

Aloha mai kakou!!

Mele Kalikimaka! This is the official Christmas Day Hawaiian Concert Guide show. Today I feature members of my extended family where we tell corny Christmas jokes, play excellent Hawaiian Christmas music and all-around have a good time spreading holiday cheer.

Songs played in this podcast:

Malama pono,

Piko

Aloha mai kakou!

Tonight podcast is a great interview with Darin Leong, an independent artists of the Slack Key style. Darin currently hails from New York City but was born and raise in Hawaii.

Tracks played in this podcast include:

If you are interested in purchasing his album, please click on his link here:

 Darin Leong, When Home Is Far Away

To contact Darin directly, please click here:

 [email protected]

Malama pono,

Piko