Making Music - Hinewehi Mohi

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Making Music - Hinewehi Mohi

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In this episode from a series for secondary school music students, singer Hinewehi Mohi recalls the controversy that followed her Maori language rendition of 'God Defend New Zealand' at the 1999 Rugby World Cup. She talks of her immersion in music at school and its importance to her following the birth of her daughter with cerebral palsy (and the Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre this inspired her to establish). As a songwriter who doesn't play an instrument, she explains the origins of 'Kotahi...

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Video

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2005

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/making-music-hinewehi-mohi-2005

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god defend new zealand / national anthem / recording industry / new zealand music / music industry / music production / kotahitanga / raukatauri music therapy centre / rugby world cup / hinewehi mohi / songwriter / songwriting / music

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