Utaina - Rev. Kingi Ihaka (Te Aupouri)
A classic 1950s concert party entrance song: -a charming melodic section sung by women, to give counterpoint to the following thunderous rhythmic chant of the men coming through from the rear of the stage.
Utaina sung by Abby, Ava, Cade, Hannah, Kaixa, Mikaela, and Saskia. Great job, team, and thanks for your help!
The blooper reel....
"Old" information about Utaina.
A biography of the Rev. Kingi.
https://teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/5i1/ihaka-kingi-matutaera
The words, some history, and music.
http://folksong.org.nz/utaina_mai/index.html
This takes you to the words and chords (key of C).
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1deOv49jpn1idCsoF66HR5jvCh726i067nQ4L-Gt41AI/edit
The words, some history, and music.
http://folksong.org.nz/utaina_mai/index.html
This takes you to the words and chords (key of C).
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1deOv49jpn1idCsoF66HR5jvCh726i067nQ4L-Gt41AI/edit
Utaina
Utaina mai nga waka
Nga waka o
te motu
Hoea mai ra
ki uta
Ki te
takotoranga
Hiki nuku
hiki e
Hiki rangi,
rangi e
Tena tena ra
koutou katoa
Utaina Hi!
Utaina Hi!
Utaina mai
nga iwi o te motu
Ki runga
Whakatu e tau nei
Hiki nuku e!
Hiki rangi e!
Hiki rangi
e! Hiki nuku e!
I a ha ha!
Ka hikatia
tana iwi
Ka hapainga
I tana waka
Aue! Aue! Aue! Aue!
I don't know which school this is, but they sing nicely, and it can be nice to hear different versions.
Ngā mihi
Damian Hardman
damian.hardman@birchwood.school.nz
Ngā mihi
Damian Hardman
damian.hardman@birchwood.school.nz
Hi Lydia here.
ReplyDeleteI think Utaina means ‘welcome to our place’, and the haka means ‘we are stronger than you so donot fight back’.