Kapa O Pango

"Kapa o Pango"

Kapa o Pango kia whakawhenua au i ahau!	All Blacks, let me become one with the land
Hī aue, hī!
Ko Aotearoa e ngunguru nei!	This is our land that rumbles
Au, au, aue hā!	It’s my time! It’s my moment!
Ko Kapa o Pango e ngunguru nei!	This defines us as the All Blacks
Au, au, aue hā!	It’s my time! It’s my moment!
I āhahā!
Ka tū te ihiihi	Our dominance
Ka tū te wanawana	Our supremacy will triumph
Ki runga ki te rangi e tū iho nei, tū iho nei, hī!	And be placed on high
Ponga rā!	Silver fern!
Kapa o Pango, aue hī!	All Blacks!
Ponga rā!	Silver fern!
Kapa o Pango, aue hī, hā!	All Blacks!

Tika Tonu

Here is our tama group performing Tika Tonu haka after a couple of sessions practicing with their small groups lead by their senior kaea: 

Poi-E

Click on the link below to see the lyrics and hear the soundbite to Poi-E:




Poi-E

Tihore Mai Te Rangi

Click on the link below to see the lyrics and hear the soundbite to Tihore Mai:

Tihore Mai Te Rangi

Performance for Kingaroy Australian Exchange

Kia Ora Koutou Kapa Haka Whanau,

It was great to see so many of you at our performance today! I hope you enjoyed our showcase. I was very proud of how well our roopu did and our Australian guests made it obvious how much they appreciated it.

If you were present today, please leave a message to our students with your thoughts on our performance. Your feedback will help us to to grow stronger!

Naku noa

Matua

Utaina, 31/05/2011

Check out the video of todays Kapa Haka session. This was our first time doing Utaina together after a couple sessions of tama and hine being split! Ka pai tamariki!!!

Posted by Mr McBride

Haere Mai - waiata with long poi video

Click the link below to see our senior Kapa Haka girls demonstrate "Haera Mai" with long poi - one of our most tricky performance pieces:

Haere Mai 

Hoea Ra - short poi video

Click the link below to see our senior Kapa Haka girls demonstrating "Hoea Ra" waiata with short poi:

Hoea Ra

Waitaha e - waiata + actions video

Click the link below to see our Kapa Haka Kaea demonstrating the waiata "Waitaha e" with actions for both hine (girls) & tama (boys):

Waitaha e

Utaina - Waiata + Haka video

Click the link below to see some of our Kapa Haka Kaea demonstrating "Utaina" waiata and haka:

Utaina

Tika Tonu - Haka Video

Click the link below to see our senior Kapa Haka boys demonstrating "Tika Tonu" haka:


Tika Tonu

Toia Mai - Haka Video

Click the link below to see our senior Kapa Haka boys demonstrating "Toia Mai" haka:

Toia Mai

Nga Tama Oki Whenua Tatou e - haka

Nga Tama Oki Whenua Tatou e

This haka has not yet been taught to our kapa haka roopu but is one we will learn later in the year.

Kaea: Taringa Whakarongo

            kia rite, kia rite, kia mau

Katoa: Hi!!!

Kaea: Ko wai tatou

Katoa: Nga tama tatou

   O “Oki Whenua” e.

   Hi

Kaea: Kei te mihi atu nei

  Kia koutou ra.

Katoa: E tama ma, e tama ma…

   E hine ma, e hine ma…

   E hoa ma, e hoa ma…

   Hi

Kaea:  Anei te aroha

   e tu atu nei.

Katoa: Kia kaha ra!

   Kia mau to aroha  

   Hi

We Are The Boys Of Oaklands

Let your ears listen,

Get ready, Line up, Steady,

Who are we!

We are the boys of Oaklands!

This is our greeting,

To you all,

To all the boys,

To all the girls,

To all our friends,

This is an expression of our affection.

Be Strong!

Abide in Charity.

Tika Tonu

Tika Tonu

Tika tonu

Ue!

Tika tonu

Ue!

Tika tonu atu ki a koe e tama

Hiki nei koe aku whakaaro pakia

He hiki aha tō hiki

He hiki aha tō hiki i a ha ha

E tama te auau ana

E tama te mārō

Inā hokia te tohe o te auau ana

E tau nei

Ana kss, ana kss, ana kss aue…

Tika tonu

Ue!

Tika tonu

Ue!

Tika tonu atu ki a koe e tama

Hiki nei koe aku whakaaro pakia

He hiki aha tō hiki

He hiki aha tō hiki i a ha ha

E tama te auau ana

E tama te mārō

Inā hokia te tohe o te auau ana

E tau nei

Ana kss, ana kss, ana kss aue 

Hi!

Utaina - Tama (Boys)

 

Kaea: A utaina!                                   Man the canoe

Katoa: A Hï!

Kaea: A utaina!                                    Man the canoe

Katoa: A Hï! 

A utaina mai ngä iwi o te motu            Embark, all the tribes of the land

Ki runga e te marae e tau nei             To land here together at the marae

Kaea: A hikinuku e                             Thrust your paddles downwards

Katoa: A hikirangi e                             Lift them skywards

Kaea: A hikirangi e                              Lift them skywards

Katoa: A hikinuku e                            Thrust them downwards

I ahaha 

Ka hikitia tana iwi                               The canoe uplifts us

Ka hapainga tana waka                     We uplift the canoe

Auë, auë, auë hä Auë, auë, auë hä

Auë, auë, auë hä Auë, auë, auë hä

Hï!

Toia Mai

Kaia:              Ā, tōia mai,

  Te waka!

Kaia:              Ki te urunga,

  Te waka!

Kaia:              Ki te moenga,

  Te waka!

  Ki te takoto rungai,

              Takoto ai,

              Te waka!

(repeat until all wahine are on stage)

Hi! 

     

Translation

Ah, drag it here

The canoe!

To the entry

The canoe!

To the berth

The canoe!

Up to the resting place,

Set it down.

The canoe! 

Yeah!

Karakia Timatatanga

E te Atua
Lord
Manaakitia mai matou
Care for us
Arahina matou i a matou mahi, mo tenei ra
Guide us in our work today
I runga i te ingoa o Ihu Karaiti.
In the name of Jesus Christ
Amine

Tihei Mauri Ora

Tihei mauri ora             Let there be life!
Tihei mauri ora             Let there be life!
Ngä iwi o te motu e      To all the tribes of the land
Tü ake, karangatia        Stand forth and be welcomed
Tü ake, manaakitia       Stand forth and be hosted
Ngä iwi, kia ora rä        To all the tribes, greetings to you
Ngä iwi, kia ora rä        To all the tribes, greetings to you

Haere Mai - waiata with long poi

Haere mai e hine ma
Me ngä taonga o te wa
He reo karanga i katoa
Haere mai ki au
Hoea rä te waka nei.    
Hoea, hoea ki te pae.
Mä te poi e karawhiu
Kia rere tika ai                 x2

Hoea Hoea Ra - waiata with short poi

Hoea mai ngä waka,
e te iwi e
Hoea hoea rä
Tainui, Te Arawa, Mataatua,
Hoea hoea rä
Täkitimu, Tokomaru
Kurahaupo me Aotea e,
Nga waka w whitu e tau nei, hoea hoea rä

Hoea rä te waka nei.
Hoea, hoea ki te pae.
Mä te poi e karawhiu
Kia rere tika ai.

Haere mai e hine mä
Me ngä taonga o te wa
He reo karanga i katoa
Haere mai ki au
Haere mai ki au

Utaina - Hine (Girls)

                                         

Utaina mai ngā waka 
Ngā waka o te motu 


Tōia mai rā ki uta 


Ki te takoranga.

A hiki 'nuku, hiki e 


Hiki rangi, runga e 


Tēnā, tēnā rā 


koutou katoa

Waitaha e

Waitaha e karanga e te iwi e                   

Kua eke mai nei, ki runga te marae e

Mauria mai ra, nga ma te o te motu e

Me nga tini roimata e maringa whanui e.

Titiro e nga iwi, ki nga mahi o te motu, e horo ake nei e

Rua na te whenua, whatiwhati te moana,

Aue te aroha, te ma mae i i ahau e,

Aue te aroha, te ma mae i i ahau e,

Waitaha e karanga e te iwi e

Kua eke mai nei, ki runga te marae e,

Mauria mai ra, nga ma te o te motu e

Me nga tini roimata e maringa whanui e.

Titiro e nga iwi, ki nga mahi o te motu, e horo ake nei e

Rua na te whenua, whatiwhati te moana,

Aue te aroha, te ma mae i i ahau e,

Aue te aroha, te ma mae i i ahau e,

Rua na te whenua, whati, whati hei!

Kapa Haka 2010 Session 1 - Earthquake

Our first Kapa Haka session this year was on Tuesday the 22 of February from 12:15 - 1pm... However, at 12:50 we were rudely interrupted by the 6.3 earthquake! With 150 students in the hall for first day sign ups it could have easily become a scene of chaos. But, because of our well-drilled "quake safe students" and the help of some responsible seniors comforting the scared juniors, it was nothing more than another one of our usual earthquake drills.

A massive ka pai to all students in Kapa Haka for the way they handled themselves during that time and a huge thank you to the yr 7/8's that did such a great job and made the evacuation a lot easier for me!

Whakamihi, thank you

Matua John :-)