Folk songs Hawaii sings
Subtitle: [A collection of songs from Polynesia and Asia for piano and voice]
By: Compiled, arr. & annotated by J.M. Kelly, Jr. Illustrated by Keichi Kimura
Publisher: C.E. Tuttle Co.
Published: 1963
Place of publication: Rutland, Vermont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 80
Subjects: Folk music; Popular music
Notes: Words in the original languages, with English translations.

"Pronunciation guide" and "Selected bibliography": p. 80.
Table of contents: title: Farewell to thee = Aloha 'Oe; title: The garland flowers of Hawaii = Na Lei o Hawaii; title: My sweetheart surfing = Ku'u Ipo I Ka He'e Pu'eone; title: The opening flower = Makalapua; title: Sassy = Sasy; title: Famed are the Roughriders = Kilakila na Roughrider; title: The thirsty winds of Kohala = Ka Inuwai; title: I went to Hilo; title: Come, dance = Siva Siva Maia; title: The Bonito Leap = Atu Langoto; title: Cherry blossoms = Sakura; title: Honorable Koto = On-koto; title: Song of Kiso = Kiso Bushi; title: It's open = Hiraita; title: Sound of running feet = Kutsu ga Naru; title: Song of Menuhama = Menuhama Bushi; title: Leron, Leron, my dear = Leron, Leron, Sinta; title: Planting rice = Magtanim Ay Di Biro; title: My nipa hut = Bahay Kubo; title: Mongolian love song = Meng-ku Ching Ko; title: New moon over Kangting = Kang-ting Shing Yueh; title: Blue flower = Lan Hua-hua; title: Song of bluebells = Doraji Tahryung; title: Hills of Arirang = Arirang; title: A new spring is coming = Keh-gi-na-ching-ching-nah-neh; title: Song of roasted chestnuts = Kunbam Tahryung; title: Weaving song = Tuhl Tahryung.