Pacific Voices: An Immersive Exploration of Samoan Songs – Tuilagi Igelese Ete
Embark on an immersive workshop that delves into Samoan song traditions, led by Tuilagi Igelese Ete. Explore the melodies, vocalisation, meanings, and cultural significance of these songs, guided by Tuilagi’s cultural heritage and expertise.
An interactive workshop offering participants a comprehensive and engaging experience in which to explore deeply the vocalisation, melodies, meanings, and cultural significance of Samoan songs through focused vocal learning and cultural immersion.
Dr Tuilagi Igelese Ete is distinguished figure from the vibrant village of Fatausi in Savai’i, holding the prestigious Samoan chief title of Tuilagi. Serving as Associate Professor and Associate Dean (Pacific) at Massey University’s College of Creative Arts in Wellington, his work has also been recognised with the Senior Pacific Artist Award. Igelese has chaired the Fiji Arts Council Board and was a choirmaster for the iconic "The Lord of the Rings" and "Moana" films.
A performance revue like you'll never get in an office tower! This cheeky number takes on the ridiculous and objectionable in the modern workplace in the form of the blues, rap, latin plainchant and more to see what meets expectations and what needs improvement.
For the first time, iconic New Zealand band stellar* will perform their Mix album in its entirety, to celebrate the chart-topping album’s 25th anniversary. Stellar* will also perform fan favourites and hits from their other albums Magic Line and Something Like Strangers, as well as a surprise or two.
