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Manuhuia

Manuhuia Manuhuia pērā hoki rā i te moa Kore e kitea ngāro noa Aue taukiri e Manuhuia Hoihoi ana tō tangi karanga Rongohia e te hunga wairua Aue Tangihia Te rau o Mārere Ko Rau-Ariki Ko Tore-huia ka tikitiki rite nei i a koe Manuhuia Ko Tawera te whetu marama I te aka ka tira marama Rite nei I a koe Manuhuia Manuhuia pērā hoki rā i te moa Kore e kitea ngāro noa Aue taukiri e, taukiri e Kua ngaro nei rā ko te Manhuia e Tuku atu rā te kupu kia rere iho rā Ki runga ake i ngā maunga tapu me ngā Awa rerenga Kua karapinepinea o ngā taonga hīhīrā O Rangitane, tangata rau, Rangitane, te tapuwaetahi, o Rangitane Whai te iti Kahurangi rapu ai te pae tawhiti Mau nei te aka matua kia kore ai e hurihuri Ko ngā kupu o ngā Tupuna e arahina nga uri O Rangitane, tangata rau, Rangitane, te tapuwaetahi, o Rangitane Whano, whano, haramai te tōki, haumi e, hui e, taiki e. Manuhuia was written for a CD produced by Pūkaha MT Bruce in 2002. Produced by Tony Silbery, this CD of native bird song from Pukaha/Mount Bruce takes the listener on a melodic voyage from one dawn to another. The waiata (track 3) was composed and recorded by Rangitaane O Wairarapa especially for this project. It pays homage to the now extinct Huia, a native of Pukaha/Mount Bruce last seen in the Tararua forest in 1907. The concept, music and words are by Mike Kawana. "Pukaha: songs from the forest" won the Conservation Initiative Award at the 2002 Wellington Conservation Awards.