MOTION, illustrated by gesture 178 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 140 influence on a _hula_ performance 113 the _kaekeeke_ 122 the _pu-la-í_ 147 the _ukeké_ 149 MUSICAL SELECTIONS— I: range of the nose-flute 146 II: from the nose-flute 146 III: the _ukeké_ as played by Keaonaloa 149 IV: song from the _hula pa’i-umauma_ 153 V: song from the _hula pa-ipu_ 153 VI: song from the _hula Pele_ 154 VII: _oli_ and _mele_ from the _hula ala’a-papa_ 156 VIII: _He inoa no Kamehameha_ 162 IX: song, _Poli anuanu: Aloha wale oe_ 164 X: song, _Hua-hua’i_ 166 XI: song, _Ka Mawae_ 167 XII: song, _Líke no a Líke_ 168 XIII: song, _Pili-aoao_ 169 XIV: Hawaiian National Hymn, _Hawaii Ponoi_ 172 MUSIC AND POETRY, Hawaiian—their relation 161 MUSIC OF THE HAWAIIANS 138–140 cadence 140 phrasing 140 rhythm 160 under foreign influences 163 vocal execution 139 MYTH ABOUT KUMU-KAHI (note) 197 MYTHICAL SHARK, Papi’o (note) 206 NAME-SONG OF KAMEHAMEHA: In Waipio stands Pa ka’alana 163 of Naihe: The huge roller, roller that surges from Kona 36 NATIONAL HYMN of Hawaii— translation 175 with music XIV 172 NA-Ú, a game (note) 118 NIAU-KANI, a musical instrument 132 NIHEU, mythological character (note) 194 NIHI-AUMOE 91 NOHO ANA LAKA _i ka ulu wehiwehi_: altar-prayer 33 NOLUNA _ka hale kai, e ka ma’alewa_— _mele_ for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 63 _mele_ with music VII 155 NOSE-FLUTE 135, 145 music from, II 146 remarks on, by Jennie Elsner 146 NOU PAHA E, _ka inoa: mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 200 Now FOR THE DANCE, dance in accord: song for the _hula ki’i_ 98 NOW, KANE, APPROACH, illumine the altar: altar-prayer to Kane and Kapo 45