ALOHA X
SALVAGE PUBLIC
ALOHA X
SALVAGE PUBLIC
The musical legacy of Maui’s Farden family spans at least four generations of musicians, entertainers, recording artists, songwriters, kumu hula, educators, and ambassadors of aloha. Born in Lahaina in the early 1900s to parents, Charles Kekua Farden and Annie Kahalepouli Shaw Farden, the impact of the 13 Farden siblings has lasted more than a century with their love for ‘ohana and Lahaina.
The lineage and lyrics of the song Puamana are woven into the history of Hawai‘i, as such, they are woven into this collection as a living tribute to the strength of community.
The musical legacy of Maui’s Farden family spans at least four generations of musicians, entertainers, recording artists, songwriters, kumu hula, educators, and ambassadors of aloha. Born in Lahaina in the early 1900s to parents, Charles Kekua Farden and Annie Kahalepouli Shaw Farden, the impact of the 13 Farden siblings has lasted more than a century with their love for ‘ohana and Lahaina.
The lineage and lyrics of the song Puamana are woven into the history of Hawai‘i, as such, they are woven into this collection as a living tribute to the strength of community.