With their mission to educate the world about the ukulele, Santos and his team have taught free lessons to the Hawaiian community, something that did not stop them amidst the Covid pandemic. Whatever path they choose, the culture of Hawaii is alive and spreading through the music of Ukulele.” Some are out pursuing a career and honing in on their craft, while others are giving back and teaching their own students.
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Santos says, “It’s amazing to see where these Keiki take what they have learned from our lessons into their professional career. Something he says is rewarding, once they know more about the ukulele. Santos has been giving ukulele to kids around the state who have not had the opportunity to play the musical instrument, let alone learn about its history.
For me, it took wooden musical instruments with 4 strings to do that for me, what’s to say it couldn’t help out a young little boy or girl too,” says Larry Santos, CEO of Ukulele Project Hawaii. “My goal with the Ukulele Project Hawaii is to allow our keiki to have opportunities like I’ve had. Ukulele Project Hawaii has given the opportunity to many worldwide to feel the “Aloha Spirit” through the sounds of the ukulele, allowing those to learn more about the Hawaiian culture and it’s music. Honolulu (KHON2) – Local organization, Ukulele Project Hawaii is spreading the “Aloha Spirit” world wide through ukulele lessons, and community outreach.
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