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Here is my writing in the Journalistic Writing class. Leave alone the Hawaiian words and give me some comments. Thanks!!!!!!!!!! See if you guys can be a teacher
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Article: CD Hawaiian Christmas CDs Review
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Headline: Turn the music on and enjoy your Christmas!
By: Anh Le
Have you got any ideas of what you will listen to this Christmas? If not, maybe I can help you to pick some invaluable Hawaiian Christmas CDs.
Dancing Cat, a Hawaii-famous record for its great collection of master slack key recording artists, releases two CDs. One is “Ki Ho’alu Christmas: Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar” featuring both traditional holiday carols and Hawaiian Christmas songs from a variety of slack key masters. This one is also reviewed as one you can listen throughout the year. The other is “Hawaiian Slack Key Christmas” which will feature Hawaii’s most famous slack key guitarists jazzing up familiar Christmas carols. You may be impressed with Keola Beamer's unusually subtle arrangement of “Away in a Manger”, excited by the western flavor of Dennis Kamakahi's rendition of “My Hawaiian Christmas” and fervent with Cyril Pahinui’s emotion-laden and Hawaiian-sounding “Auld Lang Syne.”
Mahaka Sons of Ni’ihau, with sweet, simple, almost holistic harmonies, successfully combines traditional Hawaiian melodies with a backyard, country style in “Christmas Day in Hawaii Nei”, a CD that you can not help enjoying this Christmas.
Rivaling with their male artists, female vocalists, including Connie Kissinger, Kaleo O Kalani, Star Williams, Kaua and the Tripp Sisters, can be proud of their soothing traditional Christmas carols in “Females Hawaiian Christmas.”
Theresa Bright continues her island repertoire with the release of her first Hawaiian Christmas CD. You’ll enjoy carols like “White Christmas” and “First Noel” sung in English, along with “Silent Night” or “Po la’ie” sung in Hawaiian. Theresa also treats us all to a very special song, Ho’onani I Ka Makua Mau and Mele Kalikimaka!
And many more such as “Christmas Ukulele Style” or “Christmas Gift” are waiting for you to choose.
Disc: Anh Le
Article: CD Hawaiian Christmas CDs Review
Fluff
Headline: Turn the music on and enjoy your Christmas!
By: Anh Le
Have you got any ideas of what you will listen to this Christmas? If not, maybe I can help you to pick some invaluable Hawaiian Christmas CDs.
Dancing Cat, a Hawaii-famous record for its great collection of master slack key recording artists, releases two CDs. One is “Ki Ho’alu Christmas: Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar” featuring both traditional holiday carols and Hawaiian Christmas songs from a variety of slack key masters. This one is also reviewed as one you can listen throughout the year. The other is “Hawaiian Slack Key Christmas” which will feature Hawaii’s most famous slack key guitarists jazzing up familiar Christmas carols. You may be impressed with Keola Beamer's unusually subtle arrangement of “Away in a Manger”, excited by the western flavor of Dennis Kamakahi's rendition of “My Hawaiian Christmas” and fervent with Cyril Pahinui’s emotion-laden and Hawaiian-sounding “Auld Lang Syne.”
Mahaka Sons of Ni’ihau, with sweet, simple, almost holistic harmonies, successfully combines traditional Hawaiian melodies with a backyard, country style in “Christmas Day in Hawaii Nei”, a CD that you can not help enjoying this Christmas.
Rivaling with their male artists, female vocalists, including Connie Kissinger, Kaleo O Kalani, Star Williams, Kaua and the Tripp Sisters, can be proud of their soothing traditional Christmas carols in “Females Hawaiian Christmas.”
Theresa Bright continues her island repertoire with the release of her first Hawaiian Christmas CD. You’ll enjoy carols like “White Christmas” and “First Noel” sung in English, along with “Silent Night” or “Po la’ie” sung in Hawaiian. Theresa also treats us all to a very special song, Ho’onani I Ka Makua Mau and Mele Kalikimaka!
And many more such as “Christmas Ukulele Style” or “Christmas Gift” are waiting for you to choose.
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