PedalFreak
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Looking for a song book with traditional Hawaiian songs. What's your favorite one?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Who needs songbooks when you get the internet..nah, it is He Mele Aloha......he he
Here's a link to my own collection. You may find something of interest.
He Mele Aloha is good, but you'll need to be able to recognize the song by its
Title as there are no helps re: the melody.
http://www.4shared.com/folder/t6j0dd6V/Hawaiian_Song_pdfs.html
kep uke'in',
Aloha ManapuaLabs,Mahalo for the link, Uncle! Funny about He Mele Aloha not having music, just lyrics and chords, this was just pointed out to me the other day! I never noticed before! I think I must just look up the songs that I am already familiar with and just want to learn the chords or learn the second verse, or something.
Mahalo for the link, Uncle! Funny about He Mele Aloha not having music, just lyrics and chords, this was just pointed out to me the other day! I never noticed before! I think I must just look up the songs that I am already familiar with and just want to learn the chords or learn the second verse, or something.
Who needs songbooks when you get the internet..nah, it is He Mele Aloha......he he
ʻAnoʻai Kākou,
(Greetings Everyone,)
It just so happens that someone took the time and effort to produce midi files for the mele of He Mele Aloha, and other Hawaiian songbooks. Blessedly I found it a couple of years back. Checkout the invaluable work by Mondoy Music. It would be good to download a free midi player in order to have the option of turning on and off particular tracks.
http://www.mondoymusic.com/MM_Mele/
Uncle Rod, mahalo for your work too! How fortunate for so many that you are willing to share. Much respect.
Me ka ʻoiaʻiʻo,
(Sincerely,)
--Liko
ʻAnoʻai Kākou,
(Greetings Everyone,)
It just so happens that someone took the time and effort to produce midi files for the mele of He Mele Aloha, and other Hawaiian songbooks. Blessedly I found it a couple of years back. Checkout the invaluable work by Mondoy Music. It would be good to download a free midi player in order to have the option of turning on and off particular tracks.
http://www.mondoymusic.com/MM_Mele/
Uncle Rod, mahalo for your work too! How fortunate for so many that you are willing to share. Much respect.
Me ka ʻoiaʻiʻo,
(Sincerely,)
--Liko
...my favorite beginner through intermediate books are the "Hawaiian Style Ukulele" Volumes 1, 2 and 3 by Uketree Records (also distributed through Mel Bay), and they come with great CD's that have all the songs in the books. I like the CD's so much that I keep them in my car and listen to them all the time.
E Komo Mai Liko,
Ano' ai bruddah ...Mahalo Plenty fo da link..woo hoo .....I guess I need a Midi player download, which one good?... He Aloha no'o Honolulu...need one.
Glad to have you here.... A Hui Ho .....MM Stan