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wcerto Posted - 02/24/2010 : 03:21:06 AM
I suggest you may want to read the book. Here is an article from the Star Bulletin. I am always fascinated by the story behind the mele. This is important because it is modern music written for today in Hawai`i's beautiful language. It is so valuable when we have the story in the haku mele's own words. Now 5o-100 years from now, people won't be wonderinig whether the song was a love song or a "brush off" song, or wondering what specifically this referenc eto a flower actually meant.

http://www.starbulletin.com/features/20100222_new_books_capture_hos_harmony.html

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