He karanga tēnei ki ngā rangatahi o Ngāti Whātua!
Sign up to our 1day Kapa Haka wānanga/ workshop on Saturday 2 July 2022 from 10am - 4pm
We will be delivering off stage and on stage etiquette and training to a team of rangatahi to perform and deliver excellence within Māori Performing Arts.
Te Tūruapō/Vision – Ko te haka, kia whanake! Rangatahi Hōtaka Haka
We hope to inspire our rangatahi to follow their aspirations and to explore their potential through the activation of Haka in the many spaces and places they find themselves in. This potentially gives our rangatahi opportunities to experience Ahikātanga outside the comfort of a Marae settings and into the unknown where they will thrive and flourish. There are many sides to consider, through these wānanga we endeavour to develop a safe space for rangatahi to advocate for kaupapa they look to invest in for their future.
We will be introducing some Guest speakers of our own during this wānanga to come and run some workshops aswell.
Lunch and light refreshments will be provided!! If you have any pātai contact tarumaik@nwo.iwi.nz
TE TŪ PURUNGA O TĀMAKI.
Te Tū Purunga ki te hoe! Journey with Piripi Davis, Tarumai-i-Tawhiti Kerehoma-Hoani & Hayley Kipa for yet another fufilling year of Haka!
Practise Every Thursday night from 6pm-7pm – Ōrākei Marae and/or Zoom
Te Tū Purunga o Tāmaki Kapa Haka practises will commence every THURSDAY NIGHT! Starting this Thursday 10 Feb 2022 at 6pm!
Paehono: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87889732010
We operate during the school terms which allows for our whānau to spend time with their children. Keep an eye out for all the exciting things coming up during the year. We are looking forward to seeing you all!
Our program delivery will be a little different while we are in the traffic light system. Max of 60pp per space if all are dotted – reduces to 25 without. Social distancing of 1m apart in spaces. Masks to be worn at all times. Hygiene and sanitising throughout. Scanning of QR codes.
Click here to join the private Facebook group for Te Tū Purunga o Tāmaki.
Kaiako: tarumaik@nwo.iwi.nz, piripi@nwo.iwi.nz, & HayleyK@nwo.iwi.nz
TE KAPA HAKA O NGĀTI WHĀTUA.
Nei rā te reo rāhiri ki ngā uri o Rongomai, ki ngā uri o Manumanu, ki ngā uri o Waihekeao, ki ngā uri o Tuperiri kuhu mai rā Ngā Mōteatea o Ngāti Whātua ki te ako i ngā mōteatea o te iwi.
This is a warm welcome to all descendants of Rongomai, of Manumanu, of Waihekeao, of Tuperiri to join us at Ngā Mōteatea o Ngāti Whātua to learn our iwi laments and ancient chants.
Mōteatea (Huitopa) – 6-7pm Pōhina
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88162057607?pwd=cER0TDBnVUhMTXNRS3pHSXk0VUFNQT09
Meeting ID: 881 6205 7607 Passcode: Whatua
Ka tū ēnei whakangungu i te 6pm i nga Pōhina ia te wiki o te kura. Ko te hiahia kia hui tahi ai tātou ki Whai Māia whakangungu ai heoi i runga i ngā taunga o te mate urutā, ka hoki ki ngā huitopa.
6pm every Monday evening of the school terms. The desire is to practice together “a-tinana”, however due to covid we will zoom
Wānanga Kotahi Rā 10am-3pm Rāhoroi
Feb 19: South Kaipara
Apr 30: North Kaipara
Jul 23: Tāmaki
Oct 15: Te Uri o Hau
Kia mau tonu mai ki tēnei wharangi kia kite i ngā nekenekehanga mō tō tātou wānanga tuatahi o 2022. Ko te koingo, kia tae atu tātou katoa a-tinana kia rongo ki te haunga o te tangata. Nā tē huaketo weriweri rā tātou e tatari kia kite pēhea tātou hui ai. Nō reira e ngā whanaunga, whakapakarihia tōu tinana, whakamahia ōu poi, whakakoikoihia tōu taiaha e ngā whanaunga, rehekō!!!
Stay locked on to this page to stay informed of how our first wānanga for 2022 will take place. The desire is to come together in person so we can feel that x-factor that only comes when working together. We will do our best to communicate with you all how we hope to navigate through these covid restrictions. So to all our whanaunga, get fit, work those poi, sharpen your taiaha and let’s go!
Click here to join the private Facebook group for Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whātua.
Ā te Rāhoroi, 19 o Whiringa-ā-rangi 2022 tū ai te ahurei hakoa i hiki tā tātou kaupapa i tērā tau. Ki Te Ākau o Ōkahumatamomoe tātou, ngā hapū katoa mai i Maunganui ki Tāmaki, huihui ai.
He whakataetae whaikōrero, pao/karanga, matataki, kapa haka hoki e haere ake nei.
He maha ngā hua o tēnei kaupapa nui whakaharahara rawa atu!!! Whātua nuku, Whātua rangi, e ko Ngāti Whātua e!!!
Saturday, 19 November 2022 will see the opening of the first Ahurei of this kind, despite the postponement last year. It will be at Ōkahumatamomoe Bay where all hapū from Maunganui to Tāmaki are invited to gather.
There will be competition in oratory, ceremonial calls of welcome, ancient warfare rituals and performing arts.
There are many positive outcomes intended from this auspicious occasion for the living descendants of our cherished tupuna of Ngāti Whātua
HONO is an online app developed for Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei whānau and kaimahi. Hono is a user-friendly and free resource to enhance our engagement with our whānau. Get access Te Reo Māori resources, including kupu, video and audio!
HONO is compatible with Apple and Android devices and available for download via the App Store and Google Play – search for Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and look for our icon.
TE TŪ PURUNGA O TĀMAKI.
PLAYLIST COMING SOON…
TOI AHUREI. PLAYLIST
Nā Joe Pihema ngā kupu
Nā Tarumai Kerehoma, Moeahi Kerehoma, Campbell Te Paa, Te Arepa Morehu, Te Amohaere Morehu, Son Morgan, Bill Simons, Sariah Witika, Hinewai Clarke, Winston Makoare, Piripi Davis & Huia Pihema te rangi
Nā Te Kurataiaho, Hone Tobin me Joe Pihema ngā kupu
Nā Winston Makoare, Piripi Davis, Kamira Nahona, Ngaroimata Morgan,Bill Simons, Morehu Roberts-Tuahine, Pipi me Huia Pihema te rangi
Click here for video with mahi-ā-ringa.
Nā Joe Pihema ngā kupu. Nā Pipi Pihema, Piripi Davis, Campbell Te Paa, Morehu Roberts-Tuahine, Moana-Roa Callaghan me Huia Pihema te rangi.
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Titai ngā kupu, nā Piriniha (Prince) Davis te rangi
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Ngati Whatua Waata, Ruby Grey, Rangi Puriri & Ani Pihema
Nā Taiaha Hawke
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Te Kurataiaho Kapea
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Joe Pihema
Nā Joe Pihema
Click here to download the
Te Pūpūtarakihi Volume 1 booklet.
E rere atu nei taku reo maioha ki ngā uri o Tuperiri e noho mai nā i ō koutou kāinga maha horapa te ao.
Mōkori kia rere a mihi ki te hunga nōna te whakaaro kia whakaemiemihia ēnei waiata hei rauemi ako mā tātou. Ka huri ngā mihi ki ngā kaitito o nehe, o nāianei hoki mō rātou i whakakupu ake i ō rātou huatau, ō rātou wheako hei matapihi ki tō tātou Whātuatanga, Orākeitanga hoki. Nei ka mihi.
Ka mutu, ko te whainga nui ia, he wā tōna ka mau i a koutou ngā kupu o ngā waiata nei e pai ai tā koutou tū i ngā hui nui e waiatatia ai ēnei taonga. Waihoki, kei ngā kupu nei ngā kōrero mō ō tātou tūpuna, ō tātou whenua me ō tātou hītoria.
Nō reira e te whānau, kaua e horokukū ki te ako mai i ēnei waiata me kore noa e rongo koe i te hī me te hā o ngā kupu o ngā waiata nei, hei whakakoakoa i tō mauri me tō wairua.
Warm and happy greetings to the many descendants of Tuperiri living across the globe.
Firstly, I would like to acknowledge the team who developed this package as a learning resource for us. Also, I pay homage to the various composers who penned their thoughts and experiences as a window to our Whātua and Orākei heritages.
A key objective of this resource is to ensure that in time you are able to learn these waiata so you are able to participate in hui where these waiata are sung. Also, these songs contain significant information regarding our ancestors, our lands and our histories.
Therefore please do not hesitate to learn these waiata in the hope that you will feel the essence and charm these songs contain as a means to warming your soul.
Na, Joe Pihema
Please note that Te Pūpūtarakihi Volume 1 is an older resource, we are working on an updated version for whānau. Watch this space.
Kia piri kia tata mai – Nā Joe Pihema ngā kupu me te rangi
He Aha Te Hau – Nā Titai ngā kupu, nā Piriniha (Prince) Davis te rangi
Ko Te Harakeke – (Nā Ken Kerehoma rāua ko Maraea Robb te rangi)
Tīpare Tātua – Nā Ken Kerehoma ngā kupu me te rangi
Kia ora ngā waka – Nā Prince, rātou ko Whaea Esther, ko Piri Davis
Ākona – Nā Prince, rātou ko Whaea Esther, ko Piri Davis
Tāmaki e ngunguru nei – Nā Ruby Grey, rātou ko Rangi Puriri, ko Ani Pihema
Tōku Pepeha – Nā Joe Pihema ngā kupu me te rangi
Ka Tū Au – Nā Joe Pihema ngā kupu me te rangi
Papaki mai – Nā Whaea Makareta (Bubby) Tamaariki
Te Kauruki – Nā Joe Pihema ngā kupu me te rangi
Koia nei te ngau – Nā Precious Clark ngā kupu me te rangi
(Nā Titai ngā kupu, nā Piriniha (Prince) Davis te rangi)
(Nā te whānau Davis ngā kupu me te rangi)
(Nā Ruby Grey, ko Rangi Puriri rātou ko Ani Pihema)
(Nā Joe Pihema ngā kupu me te rangi)
Ngā mihi maioha ki ngā kaimahi
Thanks to all the contributors to the production of this resource.
COMPOSERS – KAITITO WAIATA
Joe Pihema, Ken Kerehoma, Maraea Robb, Precious Clark, Prince Davis, Whaea Esther Davis, Piri Davis and Makareta (Bubby) Tamaariki.
SINGERS – KAIWAIATA
Michael Steedman, Tui Kaumoana, Ken Kerehoma, Piripi Davis (Jnr) and Ruth Snowden.
TE REO TRANSLATOR
Joe Pihema
PROJECT MANAGER
Clay Hawke
BIG THANKS TO:
Te Taura Whiri i Te Reo Māori
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Māia Ltd
Te Oro Music Studio
Whaea Evelyn Tobin (Te Reo Quality)
David Harriman (Graphic Design)