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Kupaianaha Serenaders : Mauna Loa Slack Key and Puamana - Hau'oli Hula Studio Ho'ike 2008

Enjoy this recording of the Kupaianaha Serenaders playing at the Hau'oli Hula Studio Ho'ike 2008. After the "Mauna Loa Slack Key they perform "Puamana" by Charles Kekua Farden and Irmgard `Äluli. Composed in 1937 for the Farden family home in Lahaina. Research revealed this land was formerly owned by Chief Mana of Kaua`i. Verse 2, each child planted and nourished their own coconut tree. The mele was published in the book "Kani ka pila! The musical legacy of Irmgard Keali`iwahinealohanohokahaopuamana Farden `Aluli." Pua Mana Ku`u home i Lahaina Me nâ pua `ala onaona Ku`u home i aloha `ia Ku`u home I ka ulu o ka niu `O ka niu kû kilakila Napenape mâlie Home nani Home i ka `ae kai Ke kônane a ka mahina I ke kai hâwanawana Ha`ina `Ia mai ka puana Ku`u home i Lahaina I piha me ka hau`oli Puamana Is my home in Lahaina With flowers so fragrant Glistening my home is so loved My home Is surrounded by coconut trees That stand majestically Gently in the breezes A beautiful home Nestled along the shore With the bright moon Upon the whispering sea Told is the refrain For my beloved home Trees filled with much rustling Happiness and joy Translated by Hailama Farden The Kupaianaha Serenaders are: #1 Ukulele player and falsetto singer Kaiolohia Funes Smith, well known recording artist and songwriter from Hana, Maui. #2 Bass player, Nathan Keola Grace, fantastic falsetto singer whos family is well known from Kona, Hawaii. He has followed in the footsteps of his idol, Gary Haleamau. #3 Unbelievable lead 6 string guitar player, Shelson Ikaika Marzo who comes from the Pahoa, Kalapana area of the Big Island of Hawaii and has studied under the legendary grammy award winner, his uncle, Ledward Kaapana. #4 Rhythm 12 string guitar player, Russ Paio, who was born Russell Kuulani Pavao, younger brother to the golden voice of Hawaii, the late Dennis Pavao. Russ has a style all his own. http://www.hauolihula.jp © 2008 by Hau'oli Hula Studio