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TANIWHA by isle Park
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Ruri | 1:40 | 0 | ||
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Whai | 3:19 | 0 | ||
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Taniwha | 5:23 | 1 | ||
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Tohoraha | 2:55 | 0 | ||
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Kura | 3:53 | 0 | ||
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Whenua | 3:35 | 0 | ||
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rātana Hainamana | 3:57 | 0 | ||
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Tohoraha banjo ver | 2:41 | 0 |
About this album
TANIWHA
isle Park
Mā te Atua me te wāhi ngaro tātou e tiaki e manaaki
Oh, father swan,
Will bird
Listen to the water
That making waiora of green
Who ever watched Whai under moonlight?
A message carried out of ocean
Flowers growing out of my skin
Sew me tight,
Needles of the time
Desire, my taniwha,
Touch my skin hair & tongue
Do not
Touch my skin hair & tongue
Copyright:isle Park 2009
An album written for inner desire. Whāia te māramatanga.
Asian-New Zealand poet, singer songwriter isle Park’s 2009 music album.
Part of these songs Park sings in “language of my own”.
Songlist:
Ruri(Poem)
Whai(Stingray)
Taniwha(Waterspirit)
Tohoraha(Whale)
Kura(Treasure/Red feather)
Whenua(Land)
Ratana Haniamana(Chinese lantern)
artists:
isle Park vocal/guitar
Tyag guitar/composition
Nik guitar/percussion
Roshni Rao percussion
Catherine BB banjo
John hamonica
all tracks are composed by isle Park except Taniwha by Tyag&isle.
Taniwha
are supernatural creatures whose forms and characteristics vary according to different tribal traditions. Though supernatural, in the Māori world view they were seen as part of the natural environment. Taniwha have been described as fabulous monsters that live in deep water. Others refer to them as dragons – many taniwha looked like reptiles, had wings and ate people. They could also take the shape of animals such as sharks, whales, octopuses, or even logs. Some taniwha could change their shape, moving between different forms.
isle Park
Mā te Atua me te wāhi ngaro tātou e tiaki e manaaki
Oh, father swan,
Will bird
Listen to the water
That making waiora of green
Who ever watched Whai under moonlight?
A message carried out of ocean
Flowers growing out of my skin
Sew me tight,
Needles of the time
Desire, my taniwha,
Touch my skin hair & tongue
Do not
Touch my skin hair & tongue
Copyright:isle Park 2009
An album written for inner desire. Whāia te māramatanga.
Asian-New Zealand poet, singer songwriter isle Park’s 2009 music album.
Part of these songs Park sings in “language of my own”.
Songlist:
Ruri(Poem)
Whai(Stingray)
Taniwha(Waterspirit)
Tohoraha(Whale)
Kura(Treasure/Red feather)
Whenua(Land)
Ratana Haniamana(Chinese lantern)
artists:
isle Park vocal/guitar
Tyag guitar/composition
Nik guitar/percussion
Roshni Rao percussion
Catherine BB banjo
John hamonica
all tracks are composed by isle Park except Taniwha by Tyag&isle.
Taniwha
are supernatural creatures whose forms and characteristics vary according to different tribal traditions. Though supernatural, in the Māori world view they were seen as part of the natural environment. Taniwha have been described as fabulous monsters that live in deep water. Others refer to them as dragons – many taniwha looked like reptiles, had wings and ate people. They could also take the shape of animals such as sharks, whales, octopuses, or even logs. Some taniwha could change their shape, moving between different forms.
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