Crate R043838626
Container
Contains 373 Results:
Hymn 32
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018382
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 1. Item 1/48
Scope and Contents
From the File:
Singers consisted of 26 women and 14 men
Dates:
1967-09-10
Hymn 34
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018382
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 1. Item 1/49
Scope and Contents
From the File:
Singers consisted of 26 women and 14 men
Dates:
1967-09-10
Hymn 36
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018382
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 1. Item 1/50
Scope and Contents
From the File:
Singers consisted of 26 women and 14 men
Dates:
1967-09-10
Hymn 38
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018382
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 1. Item 1/51
Scope and Contents
From the File:
Singers consisted of 26 women and 14 men
Dates:
1967-09-10
Hymn 42
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018382
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 1. Item 1/52
Scope and Contents
From the File:
Singers consisted of 26 women and 14 men
Dates:
1967-09-10
Hymn 43
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018382
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 1. Item 1/53
Scope and Contents
From the File:
Singers consisted of 26 women and 14 men
Dates:
1967-09-10
Tauamu, by an unknown composer
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018404
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 2. Item 2/139
Scope and Contents
First lines begin: "Apaipai nua, apaipai raro, a ru takina e | Ka mimo, ōa, ka mimo, ōa"
Dates:
1967-11-28
Tauamu
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018404
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 2. Item 2/140
Scope and Contents
First lines begin: "E Rona, o! E Rona, o! | E piko ra e Rona ki raro"
Dates:
1967-11-28
Modern song
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018404
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 2. Item 2/141
Scope and Contents
First lines begin: "Tuakina o te nu ki te Tuaroa | Tangoia ki te vaka nui o Tutavake e"
Dates:
1967-11-28
Hymn 319
Item — crate: R043838626, Reel: 5000027018390
Identifier: AMPS 2023/01. Series 1. Item 1/11
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Recording sessions at Nikaupara, Aitutaki were led by Tepaki Mokotupu, who introduced most of the items, and narrated legends with which the songs are associated. Verbatim translations of most of the legends were supplied after each recording session by Simona Naku in consultation with Tepaki. The accounts in English of Te Putanga o Te Toa (item 1/8) and the Story of Raeina and the battle of Vaovaoka (item 1/145), as related by Tepaki, were supplied in typescript by Tepaki but must have been...
Dates:
1967-09-03