For over two decades, Brendon Moses has walked a path of music, culture, and innovation. Beginning with a Diploma in Music at Whitireia, Porirua in the 1990s, he established himself as a working musician in covers bands and recording studios.
Youtube Linkedin Taonga Pūoro Practitioner | General Manager, Haumanu Collective Eli Maiava is a passionate taonga pūoro practitioner, dedicated to the healing, artistic, and cultural power of ngā taonga pūoro. Her practice spans cultural celebrations, community education, rongoā Māori, and wellbeing spaces, where she uses… Read More »Eli Maiava
Mahina Ina Kingi Kaui is a talented recording artist, composer, an accomplished player and practitioner of Ngā Taonga Pūoro – Māori traditional instruments.
Watch our Haumanu Collective panel discussion about the world of Taonga Pūoro. This was recorded at Te Papa, Wellington during Matariki celebrations featuring James Webster, Ruby Solly, Libby Gray, Te Kahureremoa, Aroha Yates-Smith, Shane James and Jerome Kavanagh Poutama.
“Oro Rua Podcast Launch T-Shirt Giveaway” Prize Draw Terms and Conditions 2022 Information regarding Prizes and how to enter the “Oro Rua Podcast Launch T-Shirt Giveaway” (“Promotion”) forms part of these terms and conditions of entry (the Terms and Conditions). Entry into the Promotion is… Read More »Oro Rua Podcast Launch T-Shirt Giveaway Terms and Conditions
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Te Tohu o Haumanu Collective Tohu Symbolism The Haumanu Collective’s tohu portrays a kōkako drawn to the melodic call of the nguru, symbolises our deep commitment to amplifying the diverse voices of Taonga Pūoro practitioners, nurturing our rich heritage and fostering a harmonious synergy between… Read More »Tohu Kōrero
James Webster is of Maori and European descent, residing in Aotearoa / New Zealand. His tribal affiliations are Tainui, Te Arawa and Pākeha. He is based in Kapanga, Coromandel Town. He is the owner, operator of Tahaa, Tāmoko Studio and Maori Arts.
Te Kahureremoa is multidisciplinary in her art practice. She is a composer, singer, storyteller, tāonga pūoro practitioner, writer, visual artist and video maker.
Composer, musical artist, practitioner and cross genre and arts collaborator, Horomona Horo has fused the traditional instruments of the Maori, taonga puoro, within a diverse range of cultural, musical and educational forms.
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