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Various Artists: Haere Mai - Welcome to New Zealand | |
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Haere Mai is the Maori word for welcome and welcome you we do to a selection of New Zealand music that is, and has been, an important part of our culture and history over the years.
Our national anthem is sung by our National Youth Choir and was recorded by the 42 member choir while they performed at the World Choral Symposium in Vancouver during a tour in 1993. Howard Morrison’s # 1 record ‘How great thou Art’ is featured alongside other popular Kiwi artists like John Rowles, The Patea Maori Club and Fred Dagg. 1.Island in the sun- John Rowles2.Haere Mai - Daphne Walker & George Tumahai 3.Blue Smoke - John Grenell 4.Pokarekare Ana - St Josephs Maori Girls College Choir 5.E Au E,Ka Mata Ahau/Nga Iwi E Haere Mai - Howard Morrison & the Tu Taua Group 6.God Defend New Zealand - New Zealand National Youth Choir 7.Ka Mate Ka Mate (Haka) - Hato Paora College 8.Haere Mai - Kara Pewhairangi & Patea Maori Club 9.Cruisin on the Interislander - Warratahs 10.New Zealand Kainga Tuturu - Rob Winch 11.How Great Thou Art - Howard Morrison 12.Poi E - Patea Maori Club 13.Gumboots - Fred Dagg 14.Earnslaw Steam Theme - NZ Symphony Orchestra 15.I've been everywhere - John Grenell 16.Parks for People - People for Parks 17.Tahi Nei Taru Kino - Daphne Walker & George Tumahai 18.Po Atarau ( Now is the Hour) - St Josephs Maori Girls College Choir |
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