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Ki Ho’alu — Hawaiian slack key guitar, is a fingerstyle guitar artform created by Hawaiians in the late 1700’s when guitars were first introduced to Hawaii. The traditional form combines altered tunings and a method of self-accompaniment (thumb plays rhythm and fingers play melody) to make music that is soft, sweet, and very soothing.
