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Kapa Haka - Cultural Groups
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The term kapa haka derives its meaning from two words: kapa (to stand in rows) ... It is used to describe both a Māori performing arts group, a kapa haka ...
http://www.tki.org.nz/r/arts/dance/discover_dance/m ...
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Listing added: Dec 11, 2007)
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Te Whanaketanga 2007 In the Polynesian Cultural Center’s eighth annual Maori whakataetae (competition) and the first in its new Te Whanaketanga (developmental education) format of youth performing one year and adults in alternating years, the tamariki or children competed in the Pacific Theater on Saturday, October 13, in two categories: juniors, ages 6-12; and intermediate, ages 13-18. There was also a Laie, Hawaii-based Te Hamata "babies" group, consisting of children up to age 5, who performed first in exhibition only; and following the tamariki competition, as part of the new Te Whanaketanga format, two adult male groups participated in Haka Hard, and two adult female groups in Poi E!
http://polynesia.com/Whakataetae/index.htm
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Listing added: Oct 27, 2007)
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Formed in 1999 by Tama Halvorsen, Shannon Niania & Alex Galea`i Based in Laie/Kaneohe Hawaii
http://www.myspace.com/tewananga
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Listing added: Oct 27, 2007)
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Te Waka Huia has set a standard from the very start, and has since gone on to set records admired and envied throughout the country in the history of Traditional Maori Performing Arts.
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Listing added: Sep 15, 2007)
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Kapa haka entertainers for festivals, events and special occasions. New members welcome.
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Listing added: Sep 17, 2007)
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Our group Te Roopu Ataawhai nurtures folklore, customs song, dance language, arts and craft. The group was formed to provide initiatives and continuity within family and community groups to maintain Maori cultural interests.
http://www.ataawhai.org.au/
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Listing added: Aug 9, 2007)
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Canberra & Queanbeyan Maori Cultural & Kohanga Group. 20th Anniversary coming in Easter 2005, past and present whanau members to register your interest please contact via the website application or details below.
http://www.terere.com.au/
PageRank: 2/10
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Listing added: Aug 9, 2007)
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Senior Kapa Haka
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Listing added: Aug 9, 2007)
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Te Puawaitanga Roopu Inc. Te Reo, Kapa Haka Seniors & Juniors
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(Clicks: 7;
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Listing added: Aug 9, 2007)
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Te Matatini’s principal purpose was to produce a biennial National Kapa Haka Festival. The National Festival continues to be the primary focus of Te Matatini but the role of Te Matatini has been expanded to include other important objectives.
http://www.tematatini.org.nz/
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Listing added: Sep 15, 2007)
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