Oct 21, 2020 | Articles by Roselle Bailey
Aloha Legacy Films presents an interview with Roselle Bailey at her home on Maui. Wilmont Kamaunu Kahaialii conducts the interview and they relive their stories growing up in Hawaii and the ancient tradition of Hula. Television Production by Patrick Dougherty.
Dec 12, 2017 | Articles by Roselle Bailey, In the Community
“KEAHUALAKA- A Door to Hawaiian Spirituality” KAUAI LANDMARK FILM PREMIERE HELD ON KAUAI With permission from Dawn Kawahara/TropicBird Press Members of the Board of Ka `Imi Na`auao o Hawaii Nei Institute proudly launched the Hawaiian culture organization’s important...
May 29, 2007 | Archives, Articles by Roselle Bailey
May 29, 2007 Commission on Water Resource Management 1151 Punchbowl Street, Room 227 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Commissioners, Fellow Citizens, Anoai Tatou, I am Roselle Bailey living in Paukukalo, Maui. I am representing those who have gone before me and those who have...
Apr 11, 2007 | Archives, Articles by Roselle Bailey
By Roselle F.K. Bailey 1985 “Aole pau ka ike i ka halau ho`okahi … not all knowledge is found in one school.” Under the guidance of this Hawaiian proverb, I will share with you my views of the hula as I have learned it. For most people today, the hula means a wiggle...
Feb 11, 2007 | Archives, Articles by Roselle Bailey
By Roselle F.K. Bailey A time past, breathed into life, is hula. It is a moment reflected for someone. It is the aloha (love), the `eha (pain), the pono (hope), and the hu`eu (humor) of a people. It is the survival of that people. It is the people. It is Hawai`i! As...
