Most of these are idiophones— the gourd ipu hula, the bamboo stamping tubes ka'eke'eke, the stone castanets 'ili'ili, the slit tube rattles pu'ili, the concussion sticks kala'au, and the calabash rattles 'uli'uli .
Hano: nose flute · Hōkeo kani: wind instrument · Hōkiokio: gourd whistle · ʻIliʻili: small, smooth, black stones sometimes call Hawaiian castanets. · Ipu: drum ... |
8 апр. 2015 г. · One of the most commonly seen instruments at hula performances is the ipu, or gourd. Kumu hula often use ipus, usually an ipu heke (double gourd) ... |
Examples of these are the 'ili'ili (water-worn river or beach pebbles) used as castanets, and kāla'au (rhythm sticks). Other instruments were finely crafted ... |
21 апр. 2022 г. · Kumu hula often use ipu, usually an ipu heke, (double gourd), as a percussion instrument to create rhythm and sound for the chant and dancers. |
'ukulele: A small guitar-like string instrument that is used in modern hula. In the Hawaiian language, “'ukulele” means “jumping flea,” perhaps like the ... |
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