8 thoughts on “ Marie Te Po (Silent Night) - Te Pataka Maori Choir - Christmas Carols In Maori (Vinyl) ”

1. Vudojin says:

   14.02.2020 at 22:45

   Marie Te Po (Silent Night) Lead Vocals – Hohepa Mutu: A2: Whakarongo Ki Te Tangi (Hark, The Herald Angels Sing) Lead Vocals – Hohepa Mutu: B1: Haere Mai Ra Koutou (O Come All Ye Faithfull) B2: Te Noera Tuatahi (The First Nowell) Lead Vocals – Anania Te Amahau.

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2. Tenos says:

   17.02.2020 at 03:37

   Te Pataka Maori Choir: Marie Te Po (Silent Night) Rate: A2: Te Pataka Maori Choir: Whakarongo Ki Te Tangi (Hark, The Herald Angels Sing) Rate: B1: Te Pataka Maori Choir: Haere Mai Ra Koutou(O Come All Ye Faithful) Rate: B2: Te Pataka Maori Choir: Te Noera Tuatahi (The Firtst Nowell) Rate.

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3. Malaran says:

   22.02.2020 at 10:27

   "E te po, e po tapu” has a vague start, and the words used are unusual and have too many syllables. So we never hear that today. The versions starting with "Hangu te po, ” also use a poor translation for “Silent, still night” as Hangu means silent in the sense of dumb, uncommunicative, while Ma-ri-e (“mar-ree-air”) means peaceful.

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4. Tolabar says:

   21.02.2020 at 11:09

   Peaceful night: Märie te pö - Pö märie - Hängü te pö (Silent night). Heavenly hosts/angels: ähera - anahera - anahere Don't pronounce it as "Mar-ree tay poe"!! but more like "Mar-ri-air tair pore." In December , the Maori Battalion were fighting at Orsogno, Italy. Richard Spence, in his biography of Padre Wi Huata, writes "At.

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5. Gazahn says:

   17.02.2020 at 19:26

   St. Joseph's Maori Girls College Choir ‎– Maori Songs Of Enchantment. Label: Viking ‎– VPS52C.

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6. Faem says:

   22.02.2020 at 02:42

   Nov 30,  · Not on a snowy night By star or candlelight Nor by an angel band There came to our dear land Te Harinui Te Harinui Te Hari-nu-i Glad tid-ings of great joy; But on a summer day Within a quiet bay The Maori people heard The great and glorious word. The people gathered round Upon the grassy ground And heard the preacher say I bring to you this day.

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7. Kitaxe says:

   23.02.2020 at 16:22

   Hoea Ra Te Waka Nei # * Hoki Mai e Tama Ma # * Karangatia Ra * Kotiro Maori E * Koutou Katoa Ra Hymn # * Marie Te Po Hymn (Silent Night) # * Nau Mai Piki Mai; Paikea * Po Atarau # * Purea Nei * Rimurimu * Rona * Tahi Nei Taru Kino # * Tama Ngakau Marie Hymn# * Te Hokinga Mai * Te Purerehua # * Terina # * Tenei Matou # * Tihore Mai te Rangi.

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8. Zulkim says:

   16.02.2020 at 03:31

   To find out about different versions of old Maori songs, I use Google to search old Maori documents, and I also use the NZ National Library's online music catalogue. And I'm finding a wealth of information about waiata in all twenty years of copies of Te Ao Hou that are online.

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