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March Madness Monday Music Giveaway – March 21

Oh, goody! It’s time for another Monday Hawaiian music giveaway! This week’s music giveaway CD is The 50 Greatest Hawaii Music Albums Ever . The record company, Mountain Apple, describes this CD as follows: In June 2004 HONOLULU Magazine put together a panel of experts and named The 50 Greatest Hawai’i Music Albums Ever. From those great albums we’ve selected the greatest tunes. Tracks like Olomana’s “Seabird,” The Brothers Cazimero’s classic, “Nani Hanalei,” and Na Leo’s incomparable “Flying with Angels.” This album is a must for any Hawai’i music collection. Whether you are a hard core Hawaiian music fan and collector or brand new to the Hawaiian music scene, this is an album that is a must have! I should note that this not actually 50 albums or even 50 songs, but a collection of songs that represent the best of the top 50 albums. It’s quite an eclectic collection. From my Hawaiian Music Q&A with Mountain Apple Records Executive , Leah Bernstein recommends this CD for anyone who is interested in learning and listening to a broad range of Hawaiian music. For a chance at winning this CD, please comment to tell us where is your favorite place to listen to Hawaiian music. Enter your comment either here on this blog post or on this facebook post by the end of the day, March 23, 2011. © Go Visit Hawaii – Republication of this entire post is prohibited without prior permission. Using extracts of less than 100 words are permitted with full attribution and link back to GoVisitHawaii.com .

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March Madness Monday Music Giveaway – March 21

Oh, goody! It’s time for another Monday Hawaiian music giveaway! This week’s music giveaway CD is The 50 Greatest Hawaii Music Albums Ever . The record company, Mountain Apple, describes this CD as follows: In June 2004 HONOLULU Magazine put together a panel of experts and named The 50 Greatest Hawai’i Music Albums Ever. From those great albums we’ve selected the greatest tunes. Tracks like Olomana’s “Seabird,” The Brothers Cazimero’s classic, “Nani Hanalei,” and Na Leo’s incomparable “Flying with Angels.” This album is a must for any Hawai’i music collection. Whether you are a hard core Hawaiian music fan and collector or brand new to the Hawaiian music scene, this is an album that is a must have! I should note that this not actually 50 albums or even 50 songs, but a collection of songs that represent the best of the top 50 albums. It’s quite an eclectic collection. From my Hawaiian Music Q&A with Mountain Apple Records Executive , Leah Bernstein recommends this CD for anyone who is interested in learning and listening to a broad range of Hawaiian music. For a chance at winning this CD, please comment to tell us where is your favorite place to listen to Hawaiian music. Enter your comment either here on this blog post or on this facebook post by the end of the day, March 23, 2011. © Go Visit Hawaii – Republication of this entire post is prohibited without prior permission. Using extracts of less than 100 words are permitted with full attribution and link back to GoVisitHawaii.com .

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Listening to Hawaii Radio Stations Online

Whether you’re planning a trip to Hawaii or you’ve just returned from the islands, you’ll enjoy staying connected to Hawaii with Hawaiian music. Fortunately, these days, we have options to listen to Hawaiian music stations online. Here are some of my favorite Hawaii radio stations that play classic and contemporary Hawaiian music online. - Oahu: Hawaiian 105 KINE - Big Island: KAPA Hawaiian FM - Maui: KPOA 93.5 FM Hawaiian Music, Maui Style

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New Cocktail Show at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel

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Waikiki's historic Royal Hawaiian Hotel - also known as the "Pink Palace of the Pacific" is now producing a weekly cocktail show called " Curators of Hawaiian Music ". The shows will feature some of Hawaii's top award-winning musicians beginning with Makana in July and August of 2009, Maunalua in September and October of 2009, and Cecilio and Kapono in November and December of 2009. There will be two one hour concerts every Thursday night, one beginning at 7:30 and the other beginning at 9:30. Tickets are $49 per person with a two drink minimum, but dinner show tickets and discounts for children and Hawaii residents are also available. For more information about the Royal Hawaiian Hotel's "Curators of Hawaiian Music" show call the hotel at 808-931-7311 or visit: Curators of Hawaiian Music Royal Hawaiian Hotel

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