Friday, 26 February 2016

Starting and ending karakia for Kapa Haka

1. Basic Karakia to start your Kapa Haka.


E te Atua, ka tīmata tātou i ngā mahi kapa haka, ka huri tēnei wa ki a koe. Āmene
God, we are beginning our Kapa haka, we turn all that we do over to you. Amen

 2. Basic Finishing Karakia to end Kapa Haka.

E te Atua, kua mutu tātou i ngā mahi kapa haka, kia tau tōu rangimārie kei mātou. Āmene

 God, we have finished our Kapa haka, may your peace rest gently upon us. Amen

Tuesday, 23 February 2016

HEI RUNGA HEI RARO



LEADER:  Hei runga hei raro
CHORUS:  Hi! Ha!  Hi! Ha!
LEADER:  Hei runga hei raro
CHORUS:  Hi! Ha!  Hi! Ha!
LEADER:  Ā, tōia mai,
CHORUS: Te waka!
LEADER:  Ki te urunga,
CHORUS: Te waka!
LEADER:  Ki te moenga,
CHORUS: Te waka!

ALL:
     Ki te takoto rungai,
          Takoto ai,
          Te waka! Hi!
Ah, drag it here
The canoe!
To the entry
The canoe!
To the berth
The canoe!

Up to the resting place,
Set it down.
The canoe! Yeah! 

Thursday, 11 February 2016

WAIATA HOU MO TE POHIRI


NGA IWI E  - ARCHIE TAMANUI

Kaea: Nga iwi e                                                  All tribes
Katoa: E karanga e nga iwi e                              The people call
Kaea: Kua eke mai nei                                        As they come onto
Katoa: Kua eke mai nei ki runga te marae e       As they come onto the marae
Kaea: Mauria mai ra                                            Bring with you
Katoa: Mauria mai ra e ngá mate o te motu e      Bring with you the deceased
Kaea: Me ngá tini roimata                                    And weep over
Katoa: Me ngá tini roimata e maringi whánui e   Tears flow across the land
Kaea: Titiro e ngá iwi                                           People take note
Katoa: Titiro e ngá iwi i ngá mahi o te motu        Look at what is happening
E hora ake nei e                                                    Throughout these islands
Táne: Rü ana te whenua                                       The land quakes
Katoa: Rü ana te whenua, whati ana te moana     The land quakes, the sea breaks
Kaea: Aué te aroha                                                Oh what love
Katoa: Aué te aroha te mamae i ahau e                 Love and pain I feel
Táne: Rü ana te whenua, whati ana – Hï!             The land quakes, sea breaks – Hï!

It is a song for welcoming visitors to the marae, ALL TRIBES in this case.
The message is one of supporting each other, whatever difficulties lie ahead.

Monday, 3 August 2015

KĀMURIWAI - Waiata - ringa hou Winter Fest!



Anei Ko Kāmuriwai

Anei ko Kāmuriwai

Kō mātou kā Rakatahi

Kō mātou kā Taiohi

E heke ki roto i te Ao Māori e……

Anei ko Kāmuriwai

Kā mauka kohatu e

Te Hukapapa māriki mai

E heke ki roto i te Ao Māori e…………..

Anei ko Kāmuriwai

Ka tahi, ka rua, ka toru

Hi aue hi !!!


Translation

We are the youth of Arrowtown who are surrounded by mountains and snow. We are travelling into the realm of the Maori world. 
We are the youth of Arrowtown.
Come join us on our journey.

Kupu Hou Mō Te HAKA - Winterfest

Ānei ngā kupu hou mō te HAKA!!   

This HAKA needs to be performed with real KAHA in both vocals and actions as it reflects the importance of the language and the stance it has in our lives.

 
KO TOKU REO.

Tena i hopukia

Whakarangatira i te tu
Ko to...ku reo
Whakamanahia i te tu
Ko to...ku reo
Whakatau i te takitu
Ko to...ku reo

Ko Tahupo-tiki taku ma-ta ti-ke-ti-ke
Ko Tahupo-tiki taku tu whakahi-ra-hi-ra
Ko to...ku reo
Te mana whakarangatira
O to-ku paepa-e e
Whakarangatira
O to-ku paepa-e e…

Tena i hopukia

Whakarangatira i te tu
Ko to...ku reo
Whakamanahia i te tu
Ko to...ku reo
Whakatau i te takitu
Ko to...ku reo

Ko Tahupo-tiki taku ma-ta ti-ke-ti-ke
Ko Tahupo-tiki taku tu whakahi-ra-hi-ra
Ko to...ku reo
Te mana whakarangatira
O to-ku paepa-e e
Whakarangatira
O to-ku paepa-e e.......HIIIIII!!!!!
The separation after Tōku Mauri


FULL ACTIONS





Wednesday, 22 July 2015

Waiata-ringa hou mō te Jnr Kapa Haka - ĀKU MAHI


https://youtu.be/YAdmDILSBLQ 

Click on this link and it will take you to the ĀKU MAHI waiata.


Karanga, karanga, karanga, karanga ra, - It is calling, calling, calling to you,
Karanga Aotearoa e, - New Zealand is calling
Ki nga iwi o te motu e - to all the tribes of the land
Haere mai ra, haere mai ra, haere mai ra, - "Come, come, come
Ki aku mahi e - and join my tasks."

Tukua ra nga kupenga - Let the fishing nets out (Persuade lots of people..)
Kia haere ana ki waho e - Let them go out a long way (...to come and participate)
Toia mai, toia mai, kumea mai - Haul them in, haul them in, pull them in
A taua mahi e - To take part in what we are doing here.

Ka huri au hi, ka titiro - I turn and look
Ka huru au hi, ka whakarongo - I turn and listen
Ka huru au hi, ka tahuri - I turn, turn around
Ki te awhi mai - to take part...

I aku aha, i aku mahi, - ...in what are mine, in my customs,
o aku tipuna e - handed down from my ancestors,
Ka haka tena, ka poi tena - this haka, this poi
He mahi a ringaringa a e - and hand work. (action songs)
Te hiki taku mere, - I raise my greenstone blade,
i taku taiaha - and my fighting staff.
Te mana taku ihi e, - The spiritual power is my energizing force.
Pupuritia! - Hold onto these things!

Takahia, takahia - Stamp your feet, stamp your feet
Kia whakarono ai nga iwi.- so that everyone can hear you.
Pupuritia, pupuritia, pupuritia - Hold, hold fast, hold on
A taua mahi e.- to these customs.