taonga pūoro (Māori traditional instrument ensemble)
~ Ensemble
Description
Traditional musical instruments of the Māori people of New Zealand. Consists of gourds (hue), shell flutes (pu), wooden flutes (koauau), wind roarers and other natural materials.
Relationships
| from: | New Zealand |
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| consists of: | hue puruhau (Māori taonga pūoro large bass gourd) hue puruwai (Māori taonga pūoro shaking gourd) kōauau (Māori taonga pūoro small cross-blown flute) kōauau ponga ihu (Māori taonga pūoro tiny gourd nose flute) nguru (Māori taonga pūoro small vessel flute) pahū (Māori taonga pūoro large signalling drum) pahū pounamu (Māori taonga pūoro gong made of jade and bone) pākuru (Māori taonga pūoro tapping sticks) poi (Māori taonga pūoro flax leaf balls used in dancing) poi āwhiowhio (Māori taonga pūoro swung whistling gourd) porotiti (Māori taonga pūoro humming discs) pōrutu (Māori taonga pūoro two harmonic flute) pūkaea (Māori taonga pūoro wooden announcement trumpet) pūmotomoto (Māori taonga pūoro long one-holed flute) pūpakapaka (Māori taonga pūoro long necked conch trumpet) pūrerehua (Māori taonga pūoro bullroarer) pūtātara (Māori taonga pūoro conch shell trumpet) pūtōrino (Māori taonga pūoro wooden dual-voiced flute) rehu (Māori taonga pūoro long flute) rōria (Māori taonga pūoro mouth harp) te kū (Māori taonga pūoro single string bow) tōkere (Māori taonga pūoro castanets) tumutumu (Māori taonga pūoro ancient struck idiophone) |
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