2017-07-17 | Keola Beamer kbeamer.com > Instruction > Beginning Realm > This Lesson My mother Nona Beamer wrote Pupu Hinuhinu in the 1950’s. Since then, it has been sung by generations of mothers as a lullaby. It has been the first hula of generations of hula dancers. No one has counted the number of times it has been played, adapted, and arranged for ukulele, guitar, piano. It has been recorded and re-recorded – simply and in parts, by children’s choruses and by slack key soloists. After Aloha `Oe, it is one of the most recognizable Hawaiian songs around the world. Nona Beamer teaches Pupu Hinuhinu to Keola Beamer circa 1956 Level: Beginnng Tempo: Moderate Tuning: C Wahine or Keola’s C Length: 1:13 17 Bars /1 page Listed below are some of the techniques and concepts covered in this detailed lesson: playing a crescendo RH index finger Strums harmonics having fun and sharing Learn more and join now! Keola Beamer Lesson Resources Tuning: C Wahine “Keola’s C” (C-G-D-G-B-E) (jump to lesson) These resources are for members of kbeamer.com. Learn more and join now! ADV-18: Pupu Hinuhinu (Advanced)BEG-11: A Brief History of Slack Key GuitarIsland Born Liner NotesʻUkulele In Cambodia 2016News Archive 2017News Archive 2016INT-16: Hula Nā LāʻauNews Archive 2018