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Wednesday, 20 May 2020

Hub Waiata

Te Ara Takitini

This week we had our first session back with Kapa Haka.  We decided to have Matua Anton, our Kapa Haka tutor, working with each area of the school to learn and rehearse our class and hub waiata.
Te Ara Takitini got together and we talked about what the waiata means for us as a group of many working collaboratively together.
Here goes a video of where we are at with our waiata at the moment.


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  1. Rebecca Speden20 May 2020 at 18:36

    Kia ora Te Rōpū Whakamanawa and Takatini tamariki. It was great watching you all joining together to sing you hub song. It was impressive seeing some of you really getting into the song and owning it.
    Nice job.

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    1. Lee-Anne Waho27 May 2020 at 12:30

      Tālofa Ms Speden. Thanks for checking out our blog and our waiata. I agree with you about how it was good to see some people getting right into it.

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  2. Kathleen Ryan20 May 2020 at 20:32

    What a great start to term 2! It was lovely to see you all happy and singing. I will show this to Auaha and Maia tomorrow so they can hear how singing in harmony sounds. Awesome work:)

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    1. Lee-Anne Waho27 May 2020 at 12:34

      Thanks Mrs Ryan.
      I hope Māia and Auaha enjoyed it. We sang it again this week and we were even more confident. Our next step is to add some actions.

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  3. Unknown20 May 2020 at 22:13

    Just beautiful. I love hearing you all singing together like this, especially as I can hear you all down the hallway to my desk. I really look forward to watching your progress as the year goes on. You should all watch this at the end of the year and see your progression. Robert, you have got the groove going, keep up the enthusiasm 😊

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    1. Lee-Anne Waho22 May 2020 at 08:51

      Is that you Penny? I was wondering who the unknown comment was from and then I did some detective work. We are all a bit groovy.

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  4. Anonymous21 May 2020 at 08:09

    Fantastic, such a beautiful waiata and great to see the Hub together singing as one. I could tell that most were enjoying singing along :-). Keep up the great work everyone!

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    1. Lee-Anne Waho27 May 2020 at 12:36

      Thanks Mr Wilkinson.
      Most of use enjoyed it and we could see that by the effort and energy. We are looking froward to when we can perform in front of other people.

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  5. Jayne Thomas21 May 2020 at 09:23

    Kia ora tamariki, what a lovely waiata. Hearing you all sing has started my day off so well. You all look like you are really enjoying being back at school and being part of the Kapa Haka ropu. Look forward to hearing your next song:)

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    1. Lee-Anne Waho27 May 2020 at 12:38

      Kia ora Jayne
      Thanks for checking out our blog and waiata. We are enjoying being back at school and are looking forward to becoming even more confident with our waiata.

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  6. Anonymous27 May 2020 at 12:35

    that was awesome

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  7. Anonymous27 May 2020 at 12:38

    Hi it Olivia H here.
    I really like the sounds of that it is so beautiful.

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  8. Anonymous27 May 2020 at 12:44

    Talofa! Riley here

    Wow Everyone Did so Good now That I look at it again! I Hope Everyone That is doing haka Kapa Is having Fun! I have a question How long did that take to make the waiata?
    Anyways all for me! Bye and have a great day!!

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