Toi Tapere
Come and meet our Kapa Haka experts, and join us in learning Ngāti Whātua waiata.Te Tū Purunga o Tāmaki.
Te Tū Purunga o Tāmaki is the door way to a safe haven, a space for all to engage and re-connect with Whanau, Whenua and Kaupapa through waiata and kapa haka.
KAPA HAKA WHAKAHARATAU.
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Practise Every Thursday night from 6pm-7pm – Ōrākei Marae
Te Tū Purunga o Tāmaki Kapa Haka practises will commence every THURSDAY NIGHT! Starting this Thursday 10 Feb 2022 at 6pm!
*Zoom links are available for those who live outside of Tāmaki. Please email Tarumai for the zoom link.
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!
Term Dates:
- Term1/ 17th Feb- 7th April
- Term2/ 12th May- 30th June
- Term3/ 4th July- 22nd September
- Term4/ 27th Oct- 15th December
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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.
KAPA HAKA WHAKAHARATAU.
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Click here to join the private Facebook group for Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whātua.
Check out the NWŌ Kapa Haka App
Checkout our YouTube Channel for more NWŌ Waiata
Te Pūpūtarakihi Volume #1
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
Te Pūpūtarakihi
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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 PihemaPROJECT MANAGER
Clay HawkeBIG 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)
Download the Te Pūpūtarakihi Volume 1 booklet.
Te Pūpūtarakihi Audio
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Kia Piri
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Tipare Tātua
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Kia Ora ngā waka
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Ākona
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Tāmaki e ngunguru nei
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Tōku Pepeha
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Ka tū au
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Papaki mai
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Te Kauriki
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