level 3 mpa

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Maori Performing Arts at Level 3 uses the fundamental skills and knowledge gained from Levels 1 & 2. We explore the choreography and composition in kapahaka and

dance.

Prerequisites: To have achieved in at least 50% of the Standards in Level 2 Māori Performing Arts

Te Taumata 3- Whainga Matua

Term 1

1. Analyse the historical development of Māori Performing Arts (Part A)

2.Analyse the historical development of Māori Performing Arts (Part B)

Term 2

3. Perform New Māori Dance

4. Perform Whakaraka

Term 3

5. Analyse the historical development of Māori Performing Arts (Part C)

6. Perform a Full Māori Performing Arts Bracket at Excellence

Term 4

Finalise and complete all tasks

Poltical influence

How has politics influenced MPA?

evolution of MPA

How has social aspects influenced MPA?

religious influence

How has religion influenced MPA?

The Māori word ‘kapa’ means to stand in a row or rank, and haka is a dance. The term ‘kapa haka’ means a group or groups standing in rows to perform traditional Māori dances, accompanied by sung or chanted words. Kapa haka is both an ancient and a living art form. <...teara.govt.nz/en/kapa-haka-maori-performing-arts/page-1

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