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Himene ru’au from Tahiti, often performed during religious or ceremonial events.

Rarotongan pe’e, a traditional form of call and response singing from the Cook Islands.

Samoan pese, traditional hymns sung in multi-part harmony.

Kanikapila style from Hawaii, featuring ‘ukulele and guitar along with harmonious singing.

New Zealand Maori haka, a type of ceremonial Māori war dance which includes choral chanting.

Himene tarava from Tahiti, characterized by a heterophonic texture in a large group.

Niuean fatele, a festivity song performed with dancing and vibrant harmonies.

Tuvaluan fatele, a form of traditional music and dance with choral harmonizing.

Fijian meke, a combination of dance and choral performance reflecting stories and legends.

Hawaiian oli, a type of chanting which often precedes hula performances.

Marquesan himene, a unique blend of Polynesian singing with distinct harmonies.

Maori waiata-a-ringa, a form of choral singing accompanied by hand gestures reflecting the song's lyrics.

Traditional Cook Islands' Imene tuki, characterized by a distinctive beat and harmonic singing.

Tongan himi, a form of religious choral music.