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2. Mele Oli: Chants from Ancient Hawai'i album lyrics by Brothers Kanilau. Full discography of Brothers Kanilau. [ Main ] [ Artists list ] [ Charts ] [ Genres ] [ Last added lyrics ] [ Artist/Group Album Song Song lyrics Advanced Search ].

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3. Brothers Kanilau - Mele Oli - Chants From Ancient Hawaii: Tracklist (CD) A1: Pupu We'uwe'u E Laka E! A2: He Pule Kuahu: A3: He Mele Komo: A4: E Pele, E Pele: A5: Aia la 'O Pele I Hawai'i: A6: A Ko'olau 'Au 'Ike I Ka Ua: A7 Aia I Waipi'o Paka'alana brothers kanilau mele oli - chants from ancient hawaii.

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4. A. Introduction to the hula pahu: Mele Pule No Laka (prayer chants to Laka) and Mele Inoa no Pauahi (name chant for Pauahi) performed in oli style. 7 (A.1) "Noho ana ke akua i ka nahelehele" (), pule pale, prayer to Laka, goddess of the hula, for removing all hindrances. Perfonned by Brenda Lehua.

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5. The types of mele found in a prized collection of family chants consist of: 1) mele inoa, or name chants, 2) mele koihonua, or genealogical chants, 3) mele ma‘i, or chants describing the sexual parts of the body, and 4) kanikau, or death chants. The texts of these chants, especially the mele inoa and the mele koihonua, contain a great deal of.

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6. Emily Kau'i-o-Makaweli-ona-lani-o-ka-Mano-o-ka-lani-po-Kukahiwa Zuttermeister, born in , comes from Kane'ohe, O'ahu. She is a descendant of the hula pahu tradition of Samuel Pua Ha'aheo (). Here she performs mele pahu (chanted prayers) in the oli style, which is text recited without instrumental accompaniment or dance.

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7. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Mele Oli: Chants from Ancient Hawai'i - Brothers Kanilau on AllMusic -

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8. Apr 09,  · Mele Koʻihonua or Mele Kumu Honua is a creation chant of Hawaiʻi. It is in a oli kāheahea style, which means there is calling back and forth between a leader and the group responding. One: ‘O.

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