Makes me love you Ku'u lei 'awapuhi melemele I puîa me ke 'ala onaona Ho'ohihi ka mana'o iâ 'oe E ku'u lei awapuhi You're as lovely as can be My yellow ginger lei My heart is yearning for you My 'awapuhi Ha'ina 'ia mai Ana ka puana Ku'u lei 'awapuhi melemele Ho'oheno i ka pu'uwai
Love it! © 2005 University of Hawai'i Press Yet, I am digging to master it! This piece puts me in a soft place filled with warmth...something like what heaven must feel like. The University of Hawai'i Press also serves as a distributor for more After viewing product detail pages, look here to find an easy way to navigate back to pages you are interested in. Jack Ofoia super awesome musician...played with the best. Missing home even more! I can drink my cup of tea without honey but just listening to his voice is enough. Since then, contemporary Hawaiian poetry in these languages has thrived alongside Hawaiian-language compositions, which are still perpetuated, mostly through the practice of hula.
Ka Loke O Halona 09. You Gotta Have Love 13. Each issue highlights the work of a Pacific Islander artist. Na Mele Ho'oheno offers the listener the oppurtunity to experience traditional Kamehameha music intellectually, visually and through sound.
A Hawaiian lullaby to my ears. I love it so much . We have lyrics for these tracks by Weldon Kekauoha: The lyrics can frequently be found in the. His voice is Every time I hear Weldon, I just want to cry. love this now how to dance it?! Why is he there? For terms and use, please refer to our Terms and Conditions Unfortunately, no one tells us the meanings of the lyrics word by word. All Rights Reserved. One of thee most beautiful heart felt and sung mele i have ever danced. [LYRICS]E ku’u pili aloha - (My dear friend)Ku’u lei kau po’ohi wi (My lei that adorns my shoulders)Onaona i ka ihu (Sweet to smell)Nohea i ka maka (Beautiful to look at)Liliko i ka ua kilihune (Glistening in the wind-blown spray)Kilipohe i ke kanilehua (Moistened by the kanilehua* rain)Wewelo ke aloha i ka ‘onohi (Love streams before my eyes)‘Ume’ume mai ho’i kau (Oh, how alluring you are)E kahi lei ho’oheno (My cherished friend)------* = mist that the lehua flower drinks, Lei Ho’oheno - Words & Music by Kainani Kahaunaele E ku’u pili aloha Ku’u lei kau po’ohiwiOnaona i ka ihu Nohea i ka maka Liliko i ka ua kilihuneKilipohe i ke kanilehuaWewelo ke aloha i ka ‘onohi‘Ume’ume mai ho’i kauE kahi lei ho’oheno. Beautiful! This is such a beautiful song. If you knew how magical the lyrics are and the kaona behind the lyrics then you know. 6. Julia Walston http://www.huapala.org/lei/Lei_Hooheno.html. Can somebody please help me? Loving it ~ in the Hawaiian rain forest of Lehua trees Mahalo Jah. JSTOR is part of ITHAKA, a not-for-profit organization helping the academic community use digital technologies to preserve the scholarly record and to advance research and teaching in sustainable ways. Makes me love my Hawaii! Lei Ho'oheno (My Cherished Friend) by Weldon Kekauoha.
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Indeed. Your music lifts my mana above the day to day grind and mediocrity. So beautiful on so many levels. I want to dance hula with this beautiful song...!! Just beautiful. a stellar performance... so calming and refreshing... one of my favourites, beautiful melody and voice not forgetting the beautiful guitar artistry. Beautiful song. PURE Golden Voice for such a time as this❤️I am learning this on my ukulele right now. Cinnamon and Clove 12. Thank you its in my blood to appreciated the song. Within Mahalo nui loa! Loved all the Hawaiians songs and artists awesome voices, OMG I LOOOOOOVE THIS MAN..HUGE FAN MAHALOOO, By far my favorite Hawaiian song! With a personal account, you can read up to 100 articles each month for free. Beautifully crafted sound, brings smile to my heart. love this mele so much i could cry! Since its establishment in 1947, University of Hawai'i Press has published over 2,000 books and over 900 journal issues. The Contemporary Pacific covers a wide range of disciplines with the aim of providing comprehensive coverage of contemporary developments in the entire Pacific Islands region, including Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia. than 140 scholarly publishers in North America, Asia, the Pacific, and elsewhere. Lei Ho 'oheno by Weldon Kekauoha We have lyrics for these tracks by Weldon Kekauoha: Aia Ka La'ii Ka'uiki Aia ka laʻi i Kaʻuiki I ka Noenoe Uakea o Hāna Hoʻolono… Ka Lehua 'Ula Aia ia ‘e e ku'u pua Ku'u pua Lehua ‘ula o… Ka Lehua Ula Aia ia ‘e e ku'u pua Ku'u pua Lehua ‘ula o… Ka Makani Ka 'ili Aloha E aloha ae ana nö au I ka makani kaulana o… I can listen to this all day long and every day Thanks Weldon and Vance. Mahalo for posting HI sessions. The art of Hawaiian poetry was transformed in the latter half of the twentieth century, when haku mele (poets) began to write primarily in English and Hawai'i Creole English while still maintaining Hawaiian themes and utilizing traditional metaphors. nice touch! Bored with the movies, I decided to listen to Hawaiian music. Thank you Weldon for the beautiful Mele...."Proud to be Hawaiian" Aloha Ke Akua.... Total Bliss!! have a great day all. A little late but Favorite song! ❤️❤️ God bless you! Perfection. Weldon Kekauoha - Lei Ho'oheno (HiSessions.com Acoustic Live! This is so beautiful and excellent sound.
Login via your I'm so glad I discovered you. I am totally hooked with this song. ... favorite mele! He has a voice as soothing as honey. There's a problem loading this menu right now. JSTOR®, the JSTOR logo, JPASS®, Artstor®, Reveal Digital™ and ITHAKA® are registered trademarks of ITHAKA. Thus touched my soul.. Mahalo mahalo mahalo, wow its 8 August 2019 its the first time I heard it. I love love love this mele and especially dancing hula to this mele! That was just gorgeous. June 2020. Aloha Weldon, Jack & Alika, I listen to the joy and purity of this song everyday. Sing it Weldon!!! This project became a first-time attempt to connect the story of Kamehameha's written musical history with a recording of the songs and sounds that are the essence of that story. Does anyone know the English translation to this beautiful mele? Mahalo Weldon and band for such a beautiful mele! Notice the orientation of the strings and can play like a bolero tune close to the 12th fret? Once literacy was established, Native Hawaiians enthusiastically set out to use the new technology to record their oral traditions in writing. #PunahouAlumni. Weldon has two younger siblings: Brother Aaron and sister Kaleleonalani. Please try again. Brings me to tears the love i feel when i dance. Even from nz the song sings to me. Your voice is so soothing and healing. I Get That Feeling .. Yes its in my blood thank you. in Asian, Asian American, and Pacific studies. . I don't know the title, but I remember part of the lyrics of that song. Makes me wanna go back to Hawaii. Disciplines covered include the arts, history, language, literature, natural I love this song it makes me go to sleep I love it so much, brah....ive been trying for so long to learn the left hand guitar.. still cannot, Mahalo. Lovely. But the music is soothing. Yearning 11. I na hinano e ho’oheno nei The hinano flower so cherished. ), Lei Ho'oheno Cover - Constance Zapataoliva, Weldon Kekauoha in Japan Lei Ho'oheno, Weldon Kekauoha | Nā Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song | PBS HAWAIʻI, Weldon Kekauoha - "Lei Ho'oheno" (10.04.2016), Weldon Kekauoha - "Lei Hoʻoheno" with hula. Ini'iniki No! The Contemporary Pacific Ever. “Lei ana O Kohala I ka lei ha’aheo he lei ho’oheno nō.” Kohala is adorned in its lei of pride the Puakenikeni, the lei indeed cherished by us all Mahalo!!! I listen here while I work. I still come back to this song all the time man! Weldon Kekauoha, Bryan Tolentino and Alika-Boy Kalauli IV (video stream glitches included) Saved by alibee5. For a while the hisessions crew would hide little things around the set to see if people would find them.
#Awesome. This item is part of JSTOR collection Today, Hawaiian poetry can be best described by using the metaphor of a haku lei, where different strands of language and influence are woven together to create something beautiful and unique, an enduring and perpetual symbol of Hawaiian cultural tradition—a lei ho'oheno no nā kau a kau, a lei to be cherished for all seasons. science, philosophy, religion, and the social sciences. Your voices float on a breeze becoming to my home far away. After the Hawaiian language was banned and the government overthrown in the late nineteenth century, there was a period where Hawaiian poetry was carried forward into the twentieth century by entertainers—singers, dancers, and musicians—who kept the performance aspect of Hawaiian poetry alive. Miss home so much. Mahalo for sharing this gift to us Weldon. Wow-that's skill because its against the convention.
One of my favorite! It is a memorable jouney that you will not regret embarking upon. , This song kept my hopes up during basic training, always kept me in a great mood thank you Weldon.