waiata

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  • Waiata — is the Māori word for song. See also Māori music. Infobox Album | Name = Waiata (Corroboree) Type = Album Artist = Split Enz Recorded = AAV Studios, Melbourne, 1980 Released = April 1981 Genre = New Wave Length = 37:20 Label = Mushroom Records… …   Wikipedia

  • waiata — ˈwīəd.ə noun ( s) Etymology: Maori : a Maori song usually commemorative of some important event a waiata sung at tribal gatherings …   Useful english dictionary

  • waiata — [ wʌɪətə] noun a Maori song. Origin from Maori …   English new terms dictionary

  • waiata — wai·a·ta …   English syllables

  • waiata — /ˈwaɪətə/ (say wuyuhtuh) noun a Maori song. {Maori} …  

  • Maorimusik — Die Musikkultur der Māori in Neuseeland zeichnet sich vor allen Dingen durch die große Bedeutung des Gesangs aus. Viele Gesangsstile unterscheiden sich durch verschiedene Merkmale. Die gröbste Einteilung erfolgt nach gesungenen oder rezitierten… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

  • Māori music — Te Pūoro Māori or Māori Music is music composed or performed by Māori, the native people of New Zealand, and includes a wide variety of folk music styles, often integrated with poetry and dance, as well as modern rock and roll, soul, reggae and… …   Wikipedia

  • Kapa haka — The term Kapa haka ( kapa meaning rank or row and haka refers to a Maori war dance ) is commonly known in Aotearoa as Maori Performing Arts or the cultural dance of Maori people. Kapa haka is an avenue for Maori people to express their heritage… …   Wikipedia

  • Kapa haka — Jeune fille maori dansant une poi Un kapa haka est un groupe de personnes réunies pour pratiquer et présenter des chants et danses des Maori de Nouvelle Zélande. « Kapa » signifie « rang » ou « file » en langue maori …   Wikipédia en Français

  • New Zealand literature — Introduction       the body of literatures, both oral and written, produced in New Zealand. Maori narrative: the oral tradition       Like all Polynesian peoples, the Maori, who began to occupy the islands now called New Zealand about 1,000 years …   Universalium

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