
(Image courtesy Ravinia Festival)
I recently came across this video below of Dame Te Kanawa singing "Tarahiki", an ancient Maori song/chant about the beauty and strength of the cicada dance. It totally blew me away.
Read more about Dame Te Kanawa on her Kiri Te Kanawa Foundation website, her IMG Artists website, and Wikipedia. There are many more videos of her singing on YouTube as well.
And here is another version with Maori chorus from millennium celebrations in NZ...
A couple other favorite vids of mine...Dame Te Kanawa singing "Pokarekare Ana" in 1990 and more recently for the NZ millennium celebrations.
2 comments:
Great blog! I too appreciate the indigenous cultures of the world, in them lies the secrets to a natural human existence.
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