Te Wānanga – Music Subject Learning Outcomes: Delving into Te Ao Māori
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Embark on a more profound learning journey through a Te Ao Māori lens with Taonga Puoro practitioners Horomona Horo and Kelly Kahukiwa. This series of recorded wānanga offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich musical histories and tikanga (customs) inherent in Te Ao Māori. Participants will gain insight into key concepts such as ‘ihi’ (pride), ‘wehi’ (fear), and ‘wana’ (excitement) and deepen their understanding of traditional composition techniques and tikanga. Moreover, the workshop will delve into essential Te Ao Māori concepts within Te Ao Puoro (the Māori musical world).
Through Zoom-facilitated kōrero, each lasting 60 minutes, participants will engage with two Subject Learning Areas (SLAs) per session. The overarching aim is to provide a comprehensive exploration of Te Ao Māori perspectives within the realm of music, fostering understanding and appreciation among participants.
Facilitators: Horomona Horo (Ngati Porou, Nha Puhi) and Kelly Kahukiwa (Ngāti Whakaue, Ngāi Tūhoe, Te Aitanga ā Māhaki)
Explore the musical histories of their whakapapa – Pepeha, Themed, National/Tribe/Cultural Significance. *Taonga Puoro history, birth of kapa haka, whalers.
Experience how music can communicate stories, knowledges, and ideas
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