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Intimacies: Poetics of a Land Beloved with Dr. Jonathan Osorio
Dr. Jonathan Osorio is a scholar, professor and popular composer/singer. He addressed the themes of intimacies and Hawaiian mele, and their significance to understanding our role as Kanaka Maoli-to tend to the aina and to remember who we are as a people. The discussion, “Intimacies: Poetics of a Land Beloved,” took place on May 23.
Na Moolelo Lecture Series:
The Na Moolelo Lecture Series is an opportunity for the public to learn from Hawaiian cultural experts, historians and other museum professionals who prompt discussion of Hawaiian history and culture as well as museum practices. The free series supports Iolani Palace’s mission to preserve and share Hawaii’s unique cultural and historical qualities with the community.
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I remember when I met you at the Hale Koa in October of 1984 you were studying history at Kapiolani Community College. I asked you why on earth are you studying Greek History and you asked me "What should I be studying? " and I answered "Hawaiian History!" So maybe I am the reason you changed course. Just kidding. While it is a truly heartbreaking tale, I really enjoyed this. The song "to a warrior"(I don't know its name ) is perhaps the most beautiful song I've ever heard. Well done my friend. Thank you Jonathan. Aloha 'Oe Manuikamahina