Margaret Maiki Souza Aiu Lake (28 May 1925 – 19 June 1984) was a hula dancer, kumu hula, hula teacher, and influential figure in the second Hawaiian Renaissance [1] [2] because of her revolutionary teaching techniques. [3] Because of her work she was recognized as the "Mother of Hawaiian Renaissance."

2014年4月2日 · Coline Aiu is kumu hula of Halau Hula O Maiki, started by her mother, Maiki Aiu Lake. Here she holds the story of the halau, ‘Hula is Life,’ by Rita Ariyoshi | Nathalie Walker photos. What of the haumana (“students”) who inherit the traditions and teachings of …

2017年5月28日 · Margaret Maiki Aiu Souza Lake died on June 19, 1984 at the age of 59. “Maiki left a legacy of the place of the hālau in the imparting of the whole art and tradition of learning the hula.” “The place of beginning to learn is not on the dance floor but before the altar, where the offerings are put in place, and where the student comes into ...

Maiki Aiu Lake played an influential role in revitalizing partici-pation and interest in the hula during the last half of the twentieth century, part of a cultural renewal referred to today as the Hawaiian renaissance. As she began her career as a kumu hula, or dance master, modern forms of the hula enjoyed great visibility, especially in the

Maiki Aiu Lake was one of the most widely recognized kumu hula of the 20th century. She was passionately devoted to learning about Hawaiian culture at a time when such interests were often discouraged. Maiki helped preserve and pass on crucial components of Hawaiian knowledge and tradition through difficult times.

Maiki Aiu Lake was one of the most widely recognized kumu hula, or hula masters, of the twentieth century. She was passionately devoted to learning about Hawaiian culture at a time when such interests were often discouraged.

2005年11月1日 · Recognized as the most important hula teacher of the 20th century, Ma’iki Aiu Lake founded her halau in 1946. More than 40 of her students have gone on to become kumu hula, including Vicky Holt...

2020年5月15日 · 「ハワイ文化復興の母」と呼ばれる偉大なるクムフラ、マイキ・アイウ。 70年代に花開いたハワイアン・ルネッサンスの原動力となった人。 若い世代に広く門戸を開き育成した次世代クムフラたちが、現代のフラ界重鎮として活躍している。 20世紀中頃に失われつつあった伝統芸能としてのフラが、21世紀の現代まで生き続けることができたのは、次世代育成に力を注いだマイキ・アイウに負うところが大きい。 現代のメリー・モナークの隆盛も、間接 …

2023年8月1日 · At the time, few people were teaching traditional hula. In addition, the Papa Lehua was the first that Maiki Aiu graduated under ʻailolo, the formal and honorable rite of passage of our hula ancestors. In 1973, Maiki had completed 25 years of teaching and was contemplating retirement. However, she was encouraged to persist.