This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. This form of maori waiata is called Waiata Poi. The twirling poi is often used as a symbol of a young woman's affections, they protect her from danger. Performed by: The Patea Maori Club. Lyrics composed by: Ngoi Pewhairangi. Music composed by: Dalvanius Prime Year: 1982 Enjoy whanau...
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. A big THANKS to robzwol for video. This is a waiata-a-ringa or Maori Action Song. TRANSLITERATION: Our tribe is calling to the people who have just set foot on this marae Bring with you the memories of all our dead and so many tears spilling forth nation-wide. Look at our people working across the land spread out far and wide Shaking is the ground, quivering is the sea. Oh, the love and the pain within me. The ground shakes and quivers, yeah! For more info on this waiata, check out folksong.org.nz COMMENTS: Please follow the link below to leave a comment: www.youtube.com
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. E PAPA WAIARI sung by Herbs, A lovely rendition of this tītī tōrea. It is sung while playing tī rakau, a Maori stick game. In the old days, stick games, helped the young men train in spear fighting and traditional tītī tōrea were chanted.
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. Whils searching the web I have noticed that this waiata is called Ka Pioioi E and/or E Hoki Mai Ra. Ka Pioioi E video with actions link: www.youtube.com Ka Pioioi E video with actions link: www.youtube.com Ka Pioioi video with actions link: www.youtube.com E Hoki Mai Ra video with actions link: www.youtube.com
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. This is a Maori Hymn or Waiata Himene. Thanks to Temmawe for video upload. For original video clip visit www.youtube.com A lovely redition of this beautiful waiata sung by Tutevera and Tere Ngaeruaiti E to matou Matua info and translation visit: folksong.org.nz E Te Ariki info and translation visit: www.maori.org.nz Enjoy whanau...
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. Thanks to MisterX for upload of Tika Tonu video. Origin: This iconic Hawkes Bay haka calls for young people to look inside themselves. "There you will find the integrity that will lead you out of your troubles." As far as is known, this haka was composed by Waimarama Puhara, For more info and translation visit folksong.org.nz For lyrics visit maori.org.nz www.maori.org.nz To view original video visit www.youtube.com Enjoy whanau....
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Lyrics On screen .This is a maori song which introduces the names of the months (good for beginners). I own none of the contents but found this was an easy way to learn, so thought I would share it with others out there. Reo waiata: Pania Papa, Henare Waaka, Wiki Papa. Taonga Puoro: Brad Morgan ( Instrumental arrangement), Pania Papa ( rakuraku) The maramataka divided the traditional Māori year into 12 lunar months. The word marama means both the moon and the lunar month -- a lunar month is the 29 and a half days between successive new moons, and normally straddles two calendar months. Māori needed a system that matched lunar months with the solar year -- a lunar year is around 11 days shorter. Some tribes listed 13 months in their lunar year, indicating that one month was occasionally added to account for the extra period of time. Those tribes which had only 12 months would have used a different system to account for the extra time. The months were commonly listed numerically: May--June was Te Tahi (the first), June--July was Te Rua (the second), and so on. Each month also had its own name, which sometimes varied between tribes. 1.Pipiri (May--June). All things on earth are contracted because of the cold; likewise man. 2.Hongonui (or Hōngongoi, June--July). Man is now extremely cold and kindles fires before which he basks. 3.Here-turi-kōkā (July--August). The scorching effect of fire is seen on the knees of man. 4.Mahuru (August--September). The earth has now acquired ...
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. TE HOKINGA MAI became well-known when recorded by the children of Paki Paki School. It was featured in a television documentary about the Te Maori exhibition in the USA and New Zealand. A song of welcome composed for the return of Maori taonga in 1986, on their return from the Te Maori art exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Te Māori returned home as Te Māori-Te Hokinga Mai, 1986-1987 to tour the National museum in Wellington, Otago Museum, City Art Gallery, Christchurch and Auckland City Art Gallery. The exhibition consisted of 174 taonga from different tribal areas that were in NZ museums throughout the country. 38 taonga came from the National museum, now Te Papa. (click here to read more) blog.tepapa.govt.nz TE HOKINGA MAI - Te Taite Cooper and Father Mariu, 1986, (click here for lyrics and translation of TE HOKINGA MAI) folksong.org.nz ENJOY WHANAU...
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. K2 Company with their beautiful performance of Pa Mai and Hokia Mai and some of their own words are included too for sheer enjoyment. Enjoy whanau. If you would like to leave a comment please click here www.youtube.com
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Check us on FaceBook Cuz fb.com A Kool Maori Song a nice song sung by Ngare Marshall & Sian Te Riini up @ the Skyline Skyrides, Rotorua.A perfect spring day in vegas. Just jammin a beautiful day full of fun & laughter. Nice Harmonies. Watch for the short sharp RAP from UNKL JAY at the end CRAKUP, he is the Man.
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David shares Pokarekare Ana & we sing E Te Ariki, both Maori songs from New Zealand at his farewell party. We had good food, worship and fellowship that night.
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. A beautiful christmas carol or waiata kirimete sung by Genever Alexander-Marsters aka Aroha from Shortland Street. She is joined by Kahurangi Ki Maungawhau. Thanks to Bibliophilla Tapu te Poo. for the lyrics and translation. Web address: meliors.blogspot.com Enjoy whanau....
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. Thanks muchly to mamatube1 for upload of video. Just added lyrics. 'Ka Poipoia Ahau' performed by Matarua Culture Group. For more info visit original video @ www.youtube.com Ka Poipoia Ahau is also sung by a little maori kotiro. Her name is Teri and she does a real good job of singing this beautiful waiata. To view Teri's waiata of 'Ka Poipoia Ahau, click here: www.youtube.com Enjoy whanau....Maa te waa.
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This video with lyrics added is for education purposes. This is a waiata himene or Maori Hymn. A big ThANKS to Taumaranui05 for video upload. Just added the lyrics/kupu. ENJOY whanau.
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dedicated to "Double Vision" (Pete, Miriam, Sher and my friend Willie Williamson) Maori Love Song was by New Zealand group Double Vision in 1973. They recorded the song in South Africa while on tour with 4 Jacks and a Jill. It went to number 5 on the Springbok Radio Charts. Released on CD on Yesterday's Best Volume 3 (PolyGram, 1996) and Top 40 Hits Of All-Time Vol 4 (JP Music, 1994)
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Taken from the 2010 album "Let's Sing In The Sunshine", this rollicking duet features the legendary one-and-only Gerry Merito (one of his final recordings) with NZ's finest rock'n'roll icon and entertainer Tom Sharplin. Written and produced by Simon Lynch, "Sing A Maori Song" exemplifies the good-time humour and party songs reminiscent of more innocent times in NZ, when a crate of beer and a guitar were the only prerequisite items for any shindig, guaranteed to deliver (as the saying goes) "a great time was had by all!"
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Nana in 1976, adding yet another language to her repertoire
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Inspired by beauty in all things...
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Beautiful waiata, thanks to Manu for upload and DJRU2 for lyrics and information. Oral history / Maori or Ngapuhi creation story. Te Pu / Te Timatanga waiata goes through the stages of creation to Earth Mother and Sky Father from whence the Māori people descend. This is the beginning. Thanx to DJRU2 for lyrics. Ko Te Pu Video link: www.youtube.com
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