Hula steps & Tahitian dance moves

Pele is at Hawai'i Listen it here Aia lä `o Pele i Hawai`i, `eä Ke ha`a mai la i Maukele, `eä   `Ühï`ühä mai ana, `eä Ke nome a`e la i`ä Puna, `eä   Ka mea nani ka i Paliuli, `eä Ke pulelo a`e la i nä pali,`eä   Aia ka palena i Maui, `eä `Äina o Kaululä`au, `eä   I hea käua e la`i ai, `eä I ke alanui a`e li`a nei, `eä   Ha`ina `ia mai ka puana, `eä No Hi`iaka nö he inoa, `eä   Pele is at Hawai`i She is dancing at Maukele   She surges and puffs this way Devouring the land of Puna   It makes Paliuli beautiful Fire tongues leaping at the cliffs   It is heard at Maui Land of Kaulula`au   Where will we find peace? Oh, how we yearn on the road   The end of my song A name song for Hi`iaka References: http://www.huapala.org/Chants/Aia_La%20_O_Pele_I_Hawaii.html

Module #2 Objective: to learn the basic and combined steps of different Polynesian dances. By the end of the module, the student will be able to identify different Polynesian rhythms and learn one Hula song (Kahiko). Duration: 4 weeks Song(s) to be learned: Aia Lä `O Pele I Hawai`i (Hula Kahiko, or ancient Hula) Song(s) to be reviewed: Ka Uluwehi o Ke Kai (Hula 'auana) Spotify playlist: Polynesian dance 2 # Song Origin Type of music Information link 1 E ho Mai Hawai'i Hula chant Noelani Love- E Hō Mai - Lakshmi Lullabies 2 He'eia Hawai'i Hula kahiko (ancient hula) 3 Ke Ha'a La Puna I Ka Makani Hawai'i Hula kahiko (ancient hula) 4 He Mele No Ka'uhinilele Hawai'i Hula kahiko (ancient hula) 5 Tiny bubbles & Pearly Shells Hawai'i Hula 'auana 6

Plants of the Sea We are learning this Hula 'auna song in Module 1  to practice our hula dance moves Ka Uluwehi o Ke Kai Words & Music by Edith Kanakaole Listen it here He hoʻoheno kē ʻike aku Ke kai moana nui lā Nui ke aloha e hiʻipoi nei Me ke ʻala o ka līpoa He līpoa i pae i ke one Ke one hinuhinu lā Wela i ka lā kē hehi aʻe Mai manaʻo he pono kēia Hoʻokohu kohu e ka limu kohu Ke kau i luna ō nā moku la ʻO ia moku ʻula la e hō ʻOni ana i ʻōi ʻaneʻi Haʻina mai ka puana Ka līpoa me ka limu kohu Hoapili ʻoe me ka pāhe'e ʻAnoni me ka līpalu Such a delight to see The great big ocean So familiar and very cherished With its fragrance of the lîpoa (1) It is lîpoa which washed ashore Onto the shiny white sand Hot from the heating sun as you step on it Don't think that this is fun How enticing is the display of limu kohu Atop the rocks Enticing one to pick them As they sway to and fro Let the story be to