2nd place Te Waka Huia at the 2005 Te Matatini - formerly known as Aotearoa Traditional Māori Performing Arts Festival (ATMPAF) FINALS Day held at Arena Manawatu in Rangitāne (Palmerston North).
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A traditional kapa haka performance, usually called a bracket, consists of 6 or 7 items.
Groups have the option to perform a Waiata Tira, which is non-aggregate and does not count toward the final scores and placings, as a well as 6 aggregate compulsory items - whakaeke, mōteatea, poi, waiata a ringa, haka, and whakawātea.
Waiata Tira: choral item (optional - non-aggregate)
Whakaeke: entrance - entering the stage
Moteatea, waiata tawhito; traditional waiata, lament
Waiata a ringa: action song - a song with appropriate actions to kupu (words)
Poi: item performed with poi actions, usually by wāhine (women)
Haka: a haka where the tāne (men) come up front
Whakawātea: exit - exiting the stage
Items from Te Waka Huia 2005 Finals Day.
00:00 Waiata Tira | 'Me whakanui tātou ki a Ihowa e'
04:16 Whakaeke | 'Tū mai ngā maunga tapu'
08:20 Mōteatea | 'Tēnei te hiki ake i taku takapau pokai'
11:41 Waiata-ā-ringa | 'Kei te huri te reo'
16:06 Poi | 'Poi Rangitāne'
20:00 Haka | 'Te tūnga whakareotunga'
24:55 Whakawātea | 'Me aro hōhonu ki a Papatuānuku'
Негізгі бет Te Waka Huia | 2005 Te Matatini | Finals Day Full Performance
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