Crate R043838637

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A series of Hiva Hahaka and Tafoe performed inside the Falepa (meeting house) in Nukunonu, Tokelau.

The members of the group included: 1. Fafie Pahelio 2. Iohefo Perez (papa) 3. Hinouefa Patea (papa) 4. Kotelano Kele 5. Malia Timoti 6. Ulia Iohefo 7. Ana Kotelano 8. Kalolo Tumua 9. Tuia Ahelemo 10. Fatia Perez 11. Apolo Ioakimi

In addition to audio, some video recordings were made of the dances, see items 1/12 and 1/13 for more information.

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A series of Pehe Anamua performed in Nukunonu, Tokelau. The four singers who took part in the recording were Fafie Pahelio, Iohefo Perez, Apolo Ioakimi and Kotelano Kele.

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A series of Pehe Anamua, Hiva Hahaka and Fatele sung and performed in Nukunonu, Tokelau on various dates throughout 1986.

Scope and Contents A series of Fatele performed by the Amelika Dance Group of approximately 45 men and women, at the Woman's Committee House in Nukunonu, Tokelau. Video recording was also made of these Fatele performances, see item 1/11.These Fatele were rehearsed in preparation for The Feast of Christ the King, the festival of the Amelika faitu. Some of the fatele were in preparation for the coming festival, other were repeated from the previous festivals as they had not been adequately recorded....

Scope and Contents A series of Fatele performed by the Amelika Dance Group of approximately 45 men and women, at the Woman's Committee House in Nukunonu, Tokelau. Video recording was also made of these Fatele performances, see item 1/11.These Fatele were rehearsed in preparation for The Feast of Christ the King, the festival of the Amelika faitu. Some of the fatele were in preparation for the coming festival, other were repeated from the previous festivals as they had not been adequately recorded....

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A series of Mako, Upaupa, Mauluulu, Pehe Lagilagi and Viki performed in Nukunonu, Tokelau. Includes performance items from Telehia festival - St Teresa's Festival. This Saint's Day is a major festival in Nukunonu, being the festival of the faitu (side) of the village called Egelani.

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A series of Pehelotu (Church music) performed in Nukunonu, Tokelau. The texts and translations for tracks 6-10, parts of the Ordinary of the Mass, are published in Davis 1985 (see Bibliography, Report).

Scope and Contents A series of songs, music and Tafaoga (traditional games) recorded on separate occasions in Nukunonu, Tokelau. Each of the solo recordings was made in the context of, or following, an interview. Singers include: Tuia Ahelemo, Lui Kanava, Ihaia Puka, Apolo Ioakimi, Monika Alefohio and Teuila Silao.The Tafaoga or traditional games were initally recorded on videotape in early November 1986. They were performed by children of Nukunonu School and were directed by Kalolo...

Scope and Contents From the Series: A survey conducted as part of a 'Territorial Survey of Oceanic Music' funded jointly by UNESCO, The Institute of Polynesian Studies in Hawai'i, and the University of Auckland. Nine weeks from 22 September 1986 were spent in Nukunonu, Tokelau with a preliminary week in Apia, Samoa in preparations for field work. The Tokelau co-worker who fully participated in all aspects of the survey work in Nukunonu was Kotelano Kele; Dance ethnographer was Jennifer Shennan; Research assistant...

Scope and Contents From the Series: A survey conducted as part of a 'Territorial Survey of Oceanic Music' funded jointly by UNESCO, The Institute of Polynesian Studies in Hawai'i, and the University of Auckland. Nine weeks from 22 September 1986 were spent in Nukunonu, Tokelau with a preliminary week in Apia, Samoa in preparations for field work. The Tokelau co-worker who fully participated in all aspects of the survey work in Nukunonu was Kotelano Kele; Dance ethnographer was Jennifer Shennan; Research assistant...