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Maori Song & Dance (Slide 2(The Haka) (Haka are war dances with loud…
Maori Song & Dance
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Slide 2(The Haka)
Haka are war dances with loud chanting, strong hand movements, foot stamping and thigh slapping
Performers may incorporate traditional weapons, such as taiaha and patu into their haka.
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Kapa Haka slide 5
Kapa haka is the term for Māori performing arts and literally means to form a line (kapa) and dance (haka)
Kapa Haka is performed by culture groups in Mareas,Schools and special events.
They are different dances in Kapa Haka for e.g. chants and choral singing to graceful action songs and ferocious war dances.
PukanaSlide 3
It involves an emotional and powerful combination of song, dance and chanting
For men, it means widening the eyes and stretching out their tongue or bearing their teeth.
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For women, pūkana involves opening the eyes wide and jutting out their tattood chin.
They help emphasize a point in a song or Haka, and demonstrate the performer’s ferocity or passion.
Poi Slide 4
Poi dancers are usually women and a skilled performance will strongly convey a sense of grace, beauty and charm.
Poi refers to both a style of performing art and the equipment used for engaging in poi performances.
Sudden direction changes are achieved by striking the ball on a hand or other part of the body, and the noise creates a percussive rhythm.
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History Slide 6
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It is an important,Iconic part of their history and traditions.
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