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

Tahitian ‘upa’upa, a music and dance genre with harmonized vocals.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Tongan himi, a form of religious choral music.

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

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

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