Te Mātārae-I-Ōrehu | 2002 Te Matatini | Finals Day Full Performance

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Te Mātarae-I-Ōrehu at the 2002 Te Matatini (formerly known as Aotearoa Traditional Māori Performing Arts Festival) FINALS Day held at Takaparawhā, Ōrakei in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland).

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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 Mātārae-I-Ōrehu 2002 Finals Day.

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These were the Days of the best generation to ever perform

turnkeyrockett

Thankyou !!! This has been my all time favourite poi my whole life and could never find it !!

daeszhaikanapu

Now THIS is the one I've been trying to find for time

johnjackson

Been looking for this for Thank you! Do you have Whāngārā from this same year?

dougypetley

TeArawa are good at poi composition and performance. Outstanding, skilful poi... this is how poi should be done... should look spectacular. I remember the old-school concerts that always endeared the audience if a combination poi was featured. I'm sure this is a TeArawa invention? 😁😊 I'm Ngapuhi, so no worries. 🙃 A slick tititorea performance was also well received too. I know we are going through a cultural renaissance at the moment with te reo and kapahaka which is meant to uplift us but there are very creative tutors with these groups now to showcase these two items more, pending the coming together of the minds of the powers that be, should they happen to read this. Cheers, kia ora, nga manaaki.

francisheperi