Check out Kona Kai Opua by Voyager Series on Amazon Music. Enjoy a day on our private beach, sipping specialty drinks from our Tiki Bar or relax near our new adults-only pool. They were great swimming centres in the olden times and this is one reason why the old time Hawaiians had poho na‘u here. Kona Kai `Opua by Henry Waiau. View more property details, sales history and Zestimate data on Zillow. Kona Kai Opua MP3 Song by His Group from the album Holiday In Hawaii Luau Time. ‘Ōpua hīnano i ka malie, Hiolo nā wai a ke Kēhau photo credit: David Eickhoff, Wikimedia Commons. directed to our secure Donations page. Ae mai nei ka wahine . A third note resumes the earlier explanation of "nā‘ū"—poho nā‘ū (pools over which "nā‘ū" is chanted) are described and procedures are given for competition between pairs of children. He answered, "No, we’ll get in the canoe." . “Kona Kai Opua” from Paniolo Slack Key by George Kahumoku Jr.. Listen to Kona Kai `Opua by The Maile Serenaders, 108 Shazams. 1,864 likes. The woman wore no clothes because she had meant to go swimming. PLAY FULL SONG. In Kapooloku’s collection, that familiar title is simply the initial line of the first of five separate compositions assembled under Kapooloku’s heading: "Mokuna XXVI." Type – oli, also performed for hula"—we have instructed our students in the history of Liholiho; we have prepared a text and translation of the mele that relies heavily on Kawena’s daughter’s recorded version of the piece (Ka‘upena Wong and Pele Suganuma: Mele Inoa, Poki Records, 1974) and on Kawena’s own penciled translations of the chant as they appear on the facing sheets of several Bishop Museum Archives’ texts; and we have based our choreography of the dance entirely on the hula kālā‘au performed by Kawena’s student, ‘Iolani Luahine, as it was filmed and still-photographed in 1960 (ETV Catalog #0997-1 ‘Iolani Luahine; Francis Haar, 1985). [Translation mine; the last sentences are by no means literal.]. Races and regattas occur nearly every weekend from May through September at various locations around the island. O Kamehameha aia mahope o ka waa, a o ka wahine aia mamua. In the poho na‘u’s only two persons can na‘u at one time. A note—perhaps by Roberts’ Hawaiian translator, T. K. Maunupau—explains "nā‘ū" as a chanting game in which children call out to the sun’s reflection in shallow water at Kailua, Kona. . He told the woman to board the canoe. This is just in front of Palaiki Akamu’s place in Kailua, North Kona, Hi. ft. single-family home is a 4 bed, 4.0 bath property. You may click on the titles or "read more" links below for the full article. The fourth line of the text is either problematic—"O ku-pa ko ili ke kai" (as opposed to the standard, "‘O ku‘u lā koili i ke kai")—or simply the most serious of several transcription errors (others include "hiola" in 3 and "ka ohi ila" in 5). Connect with Apple Music. In addition to the traditional single hull races, there are also one-person, two-person and double hull races at regular and long distances. No laila olelo aku nei oia i ka wahine e hele laua e auaukai. Mea aku nei ka wahine, "Kaino, i uka nei no hoi kaua e auau kai ai!" The ten-line Kuluwaimaka text is titled, "He mele ali‘i no ka mo‘i Kamehameha I (leo oli ‘i‘i)," and follows closely the Helela and Kalaiwa‘a versions. This Waipulani text appears relatively intact in the Kapooloku and HMS M-61 versions, this time as the first paukū of a five-part, 96-line composition introduced as "for Kam. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, donations to the Kai 'Opua Canoe Club are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Formed in 1929, Kai 'Opua Canoe Club is one of the oldest outrigger canoe clubs in the State of Hawaii. HMS M60:113–115. The beautiful chiefess Manono was with him; in Ka‘ahumanu’s absence, he promised (as related in the third line) "that they were free to do anything if only Manono would not betray them." Listen to Kona Kai 'Opua by The Brothers Cazimero, 78 Shazams. No laila ike aku o Kamehameha i ka mai o ka wahine a pii ae kona laau. Transcriptions of chants recorded by James Palea Kapihenui Kuluwaimaka (1845–1937; b. Nā‘ālehu) at Lalani village, 1933. Kai 'Opua Canoe Club welcomes donations from individuals, corporations, trade associations and others interested in our organization and community services. PLAY FULL SONG. Hoomaka aku nei o Kamehameha e oli i keia mele, alaila lele aku nei oia e kii i ka wahine e moe. Kona Kai Opua is a popular song by Na Leo & Na Leo Pilimehana | Create your own TikTok videos with the Kona Kai Opua song and explore 0 videos made by new and popular creators. Kona Kai 'Opua. The chant was shortened, evened-out, "cleaned up," and disguised as a simple nature poem for Kona and Liholiho. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.com. It was made palatable for audiences that took offense at all mention of sex, for audiences that spoke little or no Hawaiian, and for audiences with western ears and three-minute attention spans—but its deeper meanings were left open to those who study, contemplate, and compare. As news continues to develop around the Corona Virus (COVID-19), Kai Opua Canoe Clubs Executive Board have decided to proceed with the original date of the 2020 Queen Liliuokalani Long Distance Canoe Race week set for Thursday, September 3 through Monday, September 7 in Kailua-Kona Hawaii. Finally, the "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua" section of the three previously mentioned texts seems to have been passed in ownership from Liholiho (Kamehameha II) to Alexander Liholiho (Kamehameha IV) since it appears again in the HMS M HEN collection under the label: "Name chant for Kamehameha IV. We have come to recognize, however, that this apparently traditional "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua," is, in fact, an evolved form of an older, longer, somewhat steamier composition that can be traced at least as far back as the late 18th century when Kamehameha I is said to have chanted the mele while wooing an unnamed ali‘i wahine. Then Kamehameha boarded the canoe and he began to paddle their vessel. Celebrating the breadth and depth of Hawaiian knowledge. The last three lines read: "Aloha wale ka, Kuluwaimaka Collection. When we have so clearly before us the thought and example of these masters—Kawena, ‘Iolani, and Pele—we would be foolish, indeed, to turn our backs on their wisdom. HMS M35:172. II"; the name of the reputed author of each of these parts is written in the margins of the text—part 1 ("Kona Kai ‘Ōpua") is attributed to "K. II" himself; part 2 ("Kolo Mapu Le‘a i ke Ahiahi") is attributed to Manono. The one who holds out the longest is the winner. Sign-in or Try it free for 3 months. Kona Kai Opua Canoe Club "Alumni" Community, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. This, indeed, is the manner in which we present and interpret the composition: as mele inoa, nature poem, chiefly metaphor, and love song. 520 likes. ., 54). Bk.25:36–38. Pua Hone. Because the "ha‘ina" ending is a trademark of mele composed in the late 19th century, we can also surmise that this particular text is, in fact, a product of that period. The 2,800 sq. Bk.4:23–24, 39. Featured In. Kai Opua Canoe Club. Bk.23:93. The essay above was written by Kīhei de Silva and excerpted from his 1996 Hālau Mōhala ‘Ilima Merrie Monarch Fact Sheet. If we have a talent for detecting kaona—or if we simply examine the more readily available resource material in which the composition appears (Emerson and Beamer)—then we understand, too, that "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua" is expressive of the deep emotions of love that were shared by Liholiho and an unnamed woman of chiefly rank: the masculine, rain-bearing hīnano clouds are symbolic of Liholiho himself; the warm, receptive land is the woman he loves; the sighing of the children, the restraining of the sun, and the sprinkling of the mist are all descriptive of their passion and its consummation. Sources: There are at least 14 manuscript and published versions of the mele; an annotated list of these documents is provided in the essay below. The chant is labeled: "Name chant for Kamehameha IV. An annotated list of these sources is provided below: ‘O Kona kai ‘ōpua i ka la‘i It is our opinion, at least at this point in our research, that the Pukui-Luahine-Suganuma tradition on which we base our hula kālā‘au, represents a four-point resolution to the complexities listed above. Weloula’s chant is 16 lines long; lines 9–15 are similar to those in HMS M-60, M-61, and HEN III Bk.2:288 (see below). The index to the Bishop Museum Archives’ Storage Case 4, of which this listing is a part, catalogs "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua" as "a love chant." When the 2 persons are ready, the signal is given to commence. 78 Shazams. son of Kamehameha . Laze the day away on your oversized balcony looking out over San Diego Bay while nibbling on local food from our Point Loma restaurant. 7/12/2020: Continued Suspension of All Kai Opua Activities... 3/17/2020: UPDATE - 2020 QUEEN LILI'UOKALANI LONG DISTANCE CANOE RACE... To donate online using your Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover card, click here and you will be Ha`aheo Hawai`i i na Kona Ka wai kau i ka maka o ka `opua Hualalai kau mai i luna Ka heke ia o na Kona He `aina wela i`o no na Kona He Eka ka makani ae olu ai `O ka pa kolonahe a ke kehau I ka ili o ka malihini Ua `ike i ka nani o Kailua Ke kapitala o na Kona Download Kona Kai Opua song on Gaana.com and listen Ray Kinney Presents Charles K. L. Davis At The Royal Hawaiian Kona Kai Opua song offline. Babies dance Kona Kai Opua at the 2008 E Hula Mau in Long Beach. This verse firmly assigns ownership of the chant to Kamehameha II, and it redefines the older mele oli as mele hula. Waipulani, on the other hand, offers a 16-line version of "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua," credits it to Weloula, and presents it as the second of a three-chant series entitled "Mele Mo‘i." Check out Kona Kai Opua by Charles K. L. Davis on Amazon Music. Recording the wisdom of past and present to help shape our future. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.com. Check out Kona Kai 'Opua by The Brothers Cazimero on Amazon Music. Kai 'Opua Canoe Club welcomes donations from individuals, corporations, trade associations and others interested in our organization and community services. The eight-line chant ends with "Aloha ke kini o. Roberts Collection. The primary living space sits on the top floor of this two-story dwelling, offering views of the ocean from the covered lanai, which stretches the entire length of the home. The 24-line text appears to be a slightly less accurate (and perhaps a more phonetically transcribed: "O kuu puni o - kealo - ha - la") version of the Weloula, Kapooloku, and HMS M61 texts. [A E B D Em Ab G Bm Am C Dm Gbm] Chords for Kona Kai Opua with capo transposer, play along with guitar, piano, ukulele & mandolin. Emerson (Unwritten Literature, 117–118; echoed by Beamer, Nā Mele Hula, 57) identifies the composer as Kalola; if we disregard his identification of the poetess as a wife of Kamehameha I, we might conclude that she is, in fact, Kahekili’s sister, the high-born Maui line chiefess of the previous generation who married Kamehameha’s uncle, Kalani‘ōpu‘u, and had by him, Kiwala‘ō, Kamehameha’s initial rival to power. There are several poho na‘u around Kailua and Kahalu‘u. Ha‘ina ‘ia mai ana ka puana Thus, "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua" continues to live beyond the yellowed pages of archival manuscripts and serves as a model of erudition for those of us who would study the response of our late 19th–early 20th century hula masters to the forces that threatened to extinguish their legace of mele. This home was built in 2005 and last sold on 6/14/2018 for $630,000. First, the initial eight lines of the older chant have been selected to form the body of the newer piece. Amplifying Pacific voices of resiliency and hope. For more information about our organization or the sport of outrigger canoe racing, contact us or visit our History page! Third, the more obvious sexual references of the older version have been softened ("nā wai na‘o a ke Kēhau," the viscous, slimy, male liquid of the Kēhau, has become "nā wai a ke Kēhau"; "ku‘u lā koili i ke kai," my sun that penetrates the ocean, has become "ku‘u lā kolili . Music Video. Roberts Collection. My sun resting on the surface of the sea, So comfortable is this land 2. Although commonly identified as a name chant for Kamehameha II, this mele is also attributed to Kamehameha I as well as to Kalola, the wife of Kalani‘ōpu‘u. . He retains all rights to this essay; no part of it may be used or reproduced without his written permission. II.," part 2 to Manono, part 3 to Naakaakai, and part 4 to "Hamathya" [?]. Aole lole a ka wahine, no ka hele ana i ka auaukai. Kona Kai 'Opua . Download Kona Kai Opua song on Gaana.com and listen Holiday In Hawaii Luau Time Kona Kai Opua song offline. From Waipulani’s book (John Kekaula of Wai‘ōhinu, Ka‘ū; he was a cousin of Pa‘ahana Wiggin). Download Kona Kai 'opua song on Gaana.com and listen The King Of Slack Key - The Best Of Gabby Pahinui, Vol. Loved are the people of Ho‘olulu. Some call this "Na‘u-u-u-u, na‘u-u-u ke kukuna o ka la," meaning "For me-me-me for me the rays of the sun." 1. The children are chanting "nā‘ū", Holding back the sun's rays Formed in 1929, Kai 'Opua Canoe Club is one of the oldest outrigger canoe clubs in the State of Hawaii. Inhaling a deep breath, then each whispers to himself slowly, "na‘u-u-u-u-u." W. M. Kalaiwa‘a’s version, for example, is catalogued by Helen Roberts as "mele olioli from the time of Kamehameha I"; notes appended to the text explain it as a wooing song for Kamehameha I and the chiefess Manono when they sailed one night from Ho‘okena to Kailua. . Translation: Kīhei de Silva. Crews from around the world converge on Kona for this prestigious event every Labor Day weekend. Transcription of oli by W. M. Kalaiwa‘a of Kamuela, South Kohala, and catalogued by Roberts as "mele olioli from the time of Kamehameha I." This mele tells of a love affair between Liholiho (Kamehameha II) and a woman of rank. Locations Moku o Keawe - Hawai`i Island Hilo - Na Wai Luku Kona - Kai `Opua Pahoa - `Aina o Pele; OPTICAL BOUTIQUES Same Day Emergency Glasses Order Contact Lenses Online Now Get a Copy of my Contact Lens Rx Optical Boutiques & On-Site Labs Eyeglass Lens Options Bk.7:29. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, A second note explains that the oli was "sung" when Kamehameha sailed at night from Ho‘okena to Kailua. Unfortunately, the greater part of Kawena’s collection—from page 80 on—is missing from the Bishop Museum Archives. For the month of July, Weldon Kekauoha entertained our guests while they enjoyed delicious food courtesy of Elena's Home of Finest Filipino Foods. . We have found evidence of this process of simplification and redirection in a number of a mele hula whose present-day forms are often commonly thought to have been handed down, unchanged, from centuries past ("A ka Luna o Pu‘uonioni" comes immediately to mind; Kawena Pukui says that it was originally uttered by Kamapua‘a as the first and most polite installment of a lengthy and increasingly acrimonious exchange between Pele and the pig god; it was later assimilated into the Pele literature as a kānaenae, a prayer of supplication complete with the offering of a dog, in which Hi‘iakaikapoliopele bargains for her sister's protection prior to leaving for Kaua‘i; it ultimately evolved into a sweetly phrased, ha‘ina-ending mele inoa / mele hula in which the dancer asks, in Hi‘iaka’s name, that Pele care for all her people). Huli aku nei o Kamehameha i kona alo imua, a o ka wahine huli mai la kona alo i hope. Consequently, Kamehameha could not resist the sight of her. . Released: 2015. From a book of mele compiled by Kapooloku and dated June 17, 1856. Pane aku o Kamehameha, "Aole, i luna kaua o ka waa." Kamehameha faced forward, and the woman faced backward. Kuluwaimaka’s notes explain the ‘ōpua clouds as harbingers of calm; he also points out the kaona of "wai na‘o" ("ka wai o Kamehameha"), "nā‘ū" ("na‘u ka wahine"), "kūkuna" ("ma‘i o Kamehameha"), and "ia ‘āina" ("ma‘i o ka wahine"). He moa‘e la, a ala mai Kona i ke Kehau . Kona Kai `opua MP3 Song from the album Slack Key & Steel Guitar - Volume I. Download Kona Kai `opua song on Gaana.com and listen Slack Key & Steel Guitar - Volume I Kona Kai `opua song offline. The Brothers Cazimero World. Bk.17:29, 32. The old passenger terminal buildings were, in part, allocated to the Kona canoe clubs as their halau, and became known as the \"canoe sheds\". (Moses Nakuina, Mo‘olelo Hawai‘i O Paka‘a . Davis from the album Ray Kinney Presents Charles K. L. Davis At The Royal Hawaiian. Album . Aloha nā kini a‘o Ho‘olulu. Bk.1:31; Bk.2:89–90. Download Kona Kai Opua song on Gaana.com and listen Ray Kinney Presents Charles K. L. Davis At The Royal Hawaiian (Digitally Remastered) Kona Kai Opua … 74-5069 Kai Opua St , Kailua Kona, HI 96740 is currently not for sale. Roberts Collection. Pukui Collection. Located in Kailua town on the Kona Coast of Hawaii Island (The Big Island), Kai 'Opua Canoe Club offers outrigger canoe racing to people of all ages, from keiki (children) to seniors. Top Songs By The Brothers Cazimero. Unfortunately, we have found little else to corroborate (or contradict) this conclusion, and much to further complicate the history of the chant’s composition and ownership. The closing lines, which are also found in several other versions, read: "Aohe no hoi he lua ia oe e ke aloha / Ua pono no hoi, o kuu puni o ke aloha" ("There is none else like you. . Roberts Collection. "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua," when presented today as traditional hula, is usually identified as a hula noho/hula kālā‘au that was composed as a name chant for Liholiho, Kamehameha II. Kona Kai `opua MP3 Song from the album Slack Key & Steel Guitar - Volume I. Download Kona Kai `opua song on Gaana.com and listen Slack Key & Steel Guitar - Volume I Kona Kai `opua song offline. Transcription of oli by Kameha‘itu Helela of Hanapēpē, Kaua‘i. . ft. single-family home is a 4 bed, 4.0 bath property. The third one in the middle is the judge. [A E B D Em Ab G Bm Am C Dm Gbm] Chords for Kona Kai Opua with capo transposer, play along with guitar, piano, ukulele & mandolin. Kai 'Opua Canoe Club welcomes donations from individuals, corporations, trade associations and others interested in our organization and community services. The note "For Kam. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.com. Speel volledige nummers van Kona Kai 'Opua door Gabby Pahinui op je telefoon, computer en geluidsinstallatie thuis met Napster. Text below: Kawena Pukui and Pele Suganuma. Track 3 of 18. . Discography: Ka‘upena Wong and Pele Suganuma, Mele Inoa, Poki Records, 1974. We contend, however, that the very existence of "‘O Kona Kai ‘Ōpua" in today's repertoire of "traditional" hula, is due to the careful crafting of certain late 19th century keepers of our culture who succeeded in reshaping the mele into something that would retain its essence and yet enjoy continued life in a world that might otherwise have rubbed it out of existence. This facebook page is dedicated to the many members (past and present) that have participated with the Kona Kai Opua Canoe Club of Kailua, Kona, Hawaii; for the numerous alumni that were so passionate in representing the village/township of Kailua, Kona - on The Big Island - going back to the end of 1920's.

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