The term 'Hula Accompaniments' refers to two traditional Hawaiian instruments used in hula performances. These instruments are ukuleles (UKES) and leis (LEIS). Ukuleles are small, four-stringed instruments that originated in Hawaii in the 19th century and are now popular around the world. Leis are necklaces made of flowers or other materials that are often worn by hula dancers. Both ukuleles and leis are essential components of hula performances, providing accompaniment to the dancers' movements.