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028 02 a| RYD 07813 (v. 1)b| Beamer Hawai'iana;

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050 00 a| M1629.7.H4b| N3 1987;

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245 03 a| Nā mele hula :b| a collection of Hawaiian hula chants /c| compiled and annotated by Nona Beamer ; illustrated by Roy Hewetson.;

246 30 a| Collection of Hawaiian hula chants;

300 a| 1 score (2 volumes) :b| illustrations ;c| 28 cm;

336 a| notated musicb| ntm2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediatedb| n2| rdamedia;

338 a| volumeb| nc2| rdacarrier;

546 a| Hawaiian words, also printed as text with English translation before each chant.;

500 a| Includes program notes by the author.;

500 a| v. 1 includes chant notation.;

500 a| v. 2 includes percussion performance techniques, ceremonial protocol, and Hula formalities.;

505 0 a| v. 1. A luna wai a'o Ahia = I was up at Ahia -- Hole Waimea = Tousled Waimea -- Ka liko pua kukui = The budding kukui flower -- Kea o nani = The beautiful world -- Keawe 'o'opa = Keawe, the lame one -- Mālua ki'i wai = Moisture-gathering sea breeze -- 'Ula nōweo = Bright red glow -- 'Anapau = Frisky -- 'Auhea 'o ka lani = Where is the royal chief? -- He inoa nō Kalaniana'ole = In the name of Kalaniana'ole -- He inoa nō Likelike = In the name of Likelike -- He inoa nō Lili'u = In the name of Lili'u -- Holo ana 'o Kalākaua = Kalākaua is sailing -- Iā 'oe e ka lā = To you the sun -- Kāwika = David -- Mele inoa nō Kalākaua = Name song for Kalākaua -- A Hilo au = I was at Hilo -- A kona hema 'o ka lani = The king at South Kona -- Hanohano Pihanakalani = Glorious Pihanakalani -- He aloha nihoa = Beloved is Nihoa -- He'eia = He'eia -- Kai a'o Māmala = Sea of Māmala -- Kona kai 'ōpua = Kona sea, cloud bank -- Ku'i Moloka'i = Moloka'i dance -- Waipi'o Paka'alana = The temple of Paka'alana -- Aia la 'o Pele = There is Pele -- A ko'olau au = I was a Ko'olau -- E kau, e kau = Perch, perch -- E Pele, E Pele = O Pele, O Pele -- Ho 'opuka e ka lā = Rise, o sun -- Ke ha'a 'ala puna = Dancing is fragrant puna -- Kīlauea -- Nou paja e = Yours perhaps.;

505 0 a| v. 2. Part I. Nā hana hoʻohanohano (Rituals and ceremonies). Nā mele oli no Laka = Chants for Laka. Malu ke ala = The path is cleared ; Pule no ke akua ʻo Laka = Prayer to the goddess Laka ; Eia au e Laka = Here I am o Laka ; Kānaenae no Laka = A prayer chant for Laka ; Pule kuahu = Altar prayer ; Pule Hoʻonoa = A prayer to lift sacred restrictions -- Nā mele oli no ka Hoʻomākaukau ʻAna = Chants in preparation for hula. Kūnihi ka mauna = The mountain stands steep ; Oli aloha = Chant of loving welcome ; Aloha Nā hale = Beloved are the houses ; Eia Hawaiʻi = Behold Hawaiʻi ; Hālau Waiʻanae = Waiʻanae longhouse ; Oli Kūpeʻe = Chant for wristlets and anklets ; Oli Pā̄ʻū = Skirt chant ; Oli lei = Lei chant -- Part II: Nā mele hula (Dance chants). Pele = The fire goddess. Hoʻopuka Ē ka lā I Kai O Unulau = The sun rises over the Sea of Unulau ; ʻO ke mele mua kēia O ka hula Pele = The first chant of the Pele dances ; Puʻuʻoniʻoni = Tremble hill ; Ke pohā nei = It is rustling ; ʻOaka Ē ka lani = The heavens flash -- Nā Aliʻi = The chiefs. E manono = O manono ; Moe aku = Asleep [are we] ; He wahine holo lio = A horsewoman ; Kau lī lua = Doubly chilled ; Aia I Haili kō lei nani = there at Haili is your precious garland ; I aloha I kō a ka wai = How loving when pulled by the current ; Lanakila = Victory ; No ke ano ahiahi = In the evening time ; He maʻi no kalani = A personal chant for the chief ; He Maʻi no ʻIolani = A personal chant for ʻIolani -- Nā wahi pana = Historic and legendary places. ʻAuʻa ʻIa e kama Ē kona moku = Child hold on to your land ; A Kilohana ʻO Kalani = The chiefess went to Kilohana ; ʻIke I ke one kani Aʻo Nohili = See the barking sands of Nohili ; E hoʻi ke aloha I Niʻihau = Love returns to Niʻihau ; He moku Kaʻula = The isalnd of Kaʻula ; A puna au = I was in Puna.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and indexes.;

590 a| JOYNER MUSIC LIBRARY SCORE V. 2 ACCOMPANIED BY SOUND RECORDING LOCATED AT CALL NUMBER: MusicLib CD-25,508.;

650 0 a| Folk dance musicz| Hawaii.=| ^A35178;

650 0 a| Folk songs, Hawaiianz| Hawaii.=| ^A172357;

650 0 a| Hula (Dance)=| ^A82219;

650 0 a| Hawaiian chants.=| ^A522194;

650 0 a| Folk songs, Hawaiianv| Texts.=| ^A172357;

700 1 a| Beamer, Winona Desha,e| compiler.=| ^A231785;

700 1 a| Hewetson, Roy,e| illustrator.=| ^A1294167;

776 08 i| Online version:t| Mele hula.d| [Lāʻie, Hawaiʻi] : Institute for Polynesian Studies, Brigham Young University, Hawaiʻi Campus ; Honolulu, Hawaii : Distributed for the Institute for Polynesian Studies by the University of Hawaii Press, [1987]-w| (OCoLC)619981980;

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Nā mele hula : a collection of Hawaiian hula chants / compiled and annotated by Nona Beamer ; illustrated by Roy Hewetson.

Other author	Beamer, Winona Desha, compiler.
Other author	Hewetson, Roy, illustrator.
Format	Audio (LP Record)
Publication Info	[Lāʻie, Hawaiʻi] : Institute for Polynesian Studies, Brigham Young University, Hawaiʻi Campus ; Honolulu, Hawaii : Distributed for the Institute for Polynesian Studies by the University of Hawaii Press, [1987]-
Description	1 score (2 volumes) : illustrations ; 28 cm
Subjects	Folk dance music--Hawaii. Folk songs, Hawaiian--Hawaii. Hula (Dance) Hawaiian chants. Folk songs, Hawaiian--Texts.

Portion of title	Collection of Hawaiian hula chants
Contents	v. 1. A luna wai a'o Ahia = I was up at Ahia -- Hole Waimea = Tousled Waimea -- Ka liko pua kukui = The budding kukui flower -- Kea o nani = The beautiful world -- Keawe 'o'opa = Keawe, the lame one -- Mālua ki'i wai = Moisture-gathering sea breeze -- 'Ula nōweo = Bright red glow -- 'Anapau = Frisky -- 'Auhea 'o ka lani = Where is the royal chief? -- He inoa nō Kalaniana'ole = In the name of Kalaniana'ole -- He inoa nō Likelike = In the name of Likelike -- He inoa nō Lili'u = In the name of Lili'u -- Holo ana 'o Kalākaua = Kalākaua is sailing -- Iā 'oe e ka lā = To you the sun -- Kāwika = David -- Mele inoa nō Kalākaua = Name song for Kalākaua -- A Hilo au = I was at Hilo -- A kona hema 'o ka lani = The king at South Kona -- Hanohano Pihanakalani = Glorious Pihanakalani -- He aloha nihoa = Beloved is Nihoa -- He'eia = He'eia -- Kai a'o Māmala = Sea of Māmala -- Kona kai 'ōpua = Kona sea, cloud bank -- Ku'i Moloka'i = Moloka'i dance -- Waipi'o Paka'alana = The temple of Paka'alana -- Aia la 'o Pele = There is Pele -- A ko'olau au = I was a Ko'olau -- E kau, e kau = Perch, perch -- E Pele, E Pele = O Pele, O Pele -- Ho 'opuka e ka lā = Rise, o sun -- Ke ha'a 'ala puna = Dancing is fragrant puna -- Kīlauea -- Nou paja e = Yours perhaps.
Contents	v. 2. Part I. Nā hana hoʻohanohano (Rituals and ceremonies). Nā mele oli no Laka = Chants for Laka. Malu ke ala = The path is cleared ; Pule no ke akua ʻo Laka = Prayer to the goddess Laka ; Eia au e Laka = Here I am o Laka ; Kānaenae no Laka = A prayer chant for Laka ; Pule kuahu = Altar prayer ; Pule Hoʻonoa = A prayer to lift sacred restrictions -- Nā mele oli no ka Hoʻomākaukau ʻAna = Chants in preparation for hula. Kūnihi ka mauna = The mountain stands steep ; Oli aloha = Chant of loving welcome ; Aloha Nā hale = Beloved are the houses ; Eia Hawaiʻi = Behold Hawaiʻi ; Hālau Waiʻanae = Waiʻanae longhouse ; Oli Kūpeʻe = Chant for wristlets and anklets ; Oli Pā̄ʻū = Skirt chant ; Oli lei = Lei chant -- Part II: Nā mele hula (Dance chants). Pele = The fire goddess. Hoʻopuka Ē ka lā I Kai O Unulau = The sun rises over the Sea of Unulau ; ʻO ke mele mua kēia O ka hula Pele = The first chant of the Pele dances ; Puʻuʻoniʻoni = Tremble hill ; Ke pohā nei = It is rustling ; ʻOaka Ē ka lani = The heavens flash -- Nā Aliʻi = The chiefs. E manono = O manono ; Moe aku = Asleep [are we] ; He wahine holo lio = A horsewoman ; Kau lī lua = Doubly chilled ; Aia I Haili kō lei nani = there at Haili is your precious garland ; I aloha I kō a ka wai = How loving when pulled by the current ; Lanakila = Victory ; No ke ano ahiahi = In the evening time ; He maʻi no kalani = A personal chant for the chief ; He Maʻi no ʻIolani = A personal chant for ʻIolani -- Nā wahi pana = Historic and legendary places. ʻAuʻa ʻIa e kama Ē kona moku = Child hold on to your land ; A Kilohana ʻO Kalani = The chiefess went to Kilohana ; ʻIke I ke one kani Aʻo Nohili = See the barking sands of Nohili ; E hoʻi ke aloha I Niʻihau = Love returns to Niʻihau ; He moku Kaʻula = The isalnd of Kaʻula ; A puna au = I was in Puna.
Local note	JOYNER MUSIC LIBRARY SCORE V. 2 ACCOMPANIED BY SOUND RECORDING LOCATED AT CALL NUMBER: MusicLib CD-25,508.
General note	Includes program notes by the author.
General note	v. 1 includes chant notation.
General note	v. 2 includes percussion performance techniques, ceremonial protocol, and Hula formalities.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Language	Hawaiian words, also printed as text with English translation before each chant.
Issued in other form	Online version: Mele hula. [Lāʻie, Hawaiʻi] : Institute for Polynesian Studies, Brigham Young University, Hawaiʻi Campus ; Honolulu, Hawaii : Distributed for the Institute for Polynesian Studies by the University of Hawaii Press, [1987]-
LCCN	87751437
ISBN	0939154420 (v. 1 : pbk.)
ISBN	9780939154425 (v. 1 : pbk.)
ISBN	0939154552 (v. 2 : pbk.)
ISBN	9780939154555 (v. 2 : pbk.)
ISBN	(v. 2 : pbk. & cassette tape)
ISBN	(v. 2 : pbk. & cassette tape)
ISBN	9780939154012 (v. 2 : pbk. & audio CD)
ISBN	0939154013 (v. 2 : pbk. & audio CD)
Publisher number	RYD 07813 (v. 1) Beamer Hawai'iana

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