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IHE HAKo. A PAWNEK CEREMONY 



SECOND SONG 

 ]f'n;-(/.v (Uul Music 



M. M. J -58. 



• =^ Piilsatidii of the voice. 



Transcribed by Edwin S. Tracy. 



IIo-o-o o! K- lie -si - ra, e - lie - si - ra, e-he-si - ra, 



16 - si - ra, 



Dnim. 



Matties. 



rtr 



r t,:. 



ir.. 



w'^^^m^^-^^^^^- 



1 - ra ta ha - o; 



E-he-si - ra, e - lie - si 



ra^ 



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i - ra ta ha - o. 



t : i i 



lOUl Ho-o-o-o! 



lOlli Ehesira, ehesir<i. ehesira. ehesira. ira ta liao: 



1098 Ehe.sira, ehesira. ira t:i lian. 



Translaiioti 



lOitl IIo-o-o-o! An iiil roduelory ('X[)l;iiiat ion. 

 1002 p^lie.sira, ehesira, ehesira, eliesira, ira ta hao. 



ehesira; esira, come, I am ready for you or to i-eeeive yon. 



Tlie syllal)le li<', whicli follows e, is to till out tlie rhytlini 



and (lie movement of the sonj;. 

 10'.):i Elhe.sira, ehesira, ira ta hao. See liin* ]()'.t2. 



Kxpld iictttdii III/ flir tCii riiltii.s 



Tiie man takes tlie ehild upon his l)aek and rises to his feet. The 

 chief steps aside and the man l)earino' the child moves forward 

 toward tlie door of the lodge. The Ku'rahus and his assistant and 

 the chief walk behind him, and the rest of the company follow. 



As we walk back to the lo(li;(; in the early daylight we sing this 

 song: " Behold voni- father walking with the child I" 



THIRD SONG 



Words and Music 



M. M. J -.'•16. 



• = Pulsation of the voice. 





=3=5- 



Transcribed by Edwin S, I'racy. 



Ilii-o-o-o-o! I -ha -ri, lu 



Dnnn.'Z, , « • c^/„ A « 



Battles.-it \ C_J I "^■'~ f L. 



IT'ars si - le ra • ta; 



I - lia-ri. 



W^ 



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Iia! H'ars si ■ re ra - la; 



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I 



l-i Lj L^ 1-: 



ha - ri, 



H'ars si - re ra-ta. 



t_' L-j t-J Lj L-! U Lj p 



