Hawaiian Chant, Hula, and Music

Recorded in Hawaii by Jacob Feurring with vocals by Kaulaheaonamiku Kiona

Folkways Records – FW 8750

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1962
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk, Hawaiian
[Tracklist]
A1 Kau Ka Hali'a I Ka (oli chant) (00:49)
A2 Kahiki Lau Lani (hula pahu) with 2 Drums (01:41)
A3 He Wahine Holo Lio (hula pa ipu) (01:50)
A4 Pihanakalani (hula ka'eke 'eke) (02:20)
A5 Heeia (hula uliuli) (02:13)
A6 Hilo E (hula puili) (02:50)
A7 Hele Mai a Kalani (oli chant) (01:30)
B1 Au'a Ia E Kama Moku (hula pahu) (01:32)
B2 Hole Waimea (mele hula) (01:15)
B3 Maika' I Kaua 'I (hula 'ili 'ili) with two pebbles (02:13)
B4 Kona Kai Opu (hula papa hehi) treadle Board dance (02:35)
B5 Auhea Wale Ana 'Oe (hula kolili) with 2 Gourds (02:02)
B6 Kaulilua I Ke Anu Waialeale (hula pahu) (02:03)
B7 Ohe Hano Ihu (01:11)
[Credits]
Kaulaheaonamiku Kiona (flute/drum/treadle board/vocals)
Recorder: Jacob Feurring, Designer: Ronald Clyne
[Notes]
Hawaiian Chant, Hula, and Music spotlights the varieties of Hawaiian music and folk dance exercises and demonstrations. The recording features music performed on such instruments as the "ohe hano ihu" (a flute made of bamboo played with the nose), the "hula papa hehi" (musical treadle board made of wood), and the "hula pa ipu" (a gourd drum). Included in the liner notes is information about the various chants heard on the album and what they mean in the context of the songs.