Clyde Kindy Sproat Falsetto & Hawaiian Storytelling Competition

Kindy Sproat Falsetto Competition – Our kane come out to show their skills to throw their voice in higher registers. They also share the mana’o of their mele, the songwriter and the hidden meaning (kaona). This is to honor the late Uncle Kindy Sproat, a true Hawaiian who lived in Pololu Valley, as his kupuna before him. This event has served as a platform for many falsetto singers to share their talents and voices.