List of Māori composers

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This is a list of notable Māori composers.

* Wiremu Nia Nia Totara Tree [1][2]
* Karl Teariki[3]
* Whirimako Black[4][5]
* Dean Hapeta
* Turuhira Hare
* Fanny Rose Howie "Princess Te Rangi Pai", of Hine E Hine fame
* Kingi Matutaera Ihaka[6]
* Maewa Kaihau[7]
* Derek Lardelli
* Dr Hirini Melbourne
* Hinewehi Mohi[8]
* Sir Āpirana Ngata
* Tuini Moetu Haangu Ngawai[9]
* Tuta Nihoniho[10]
* Ngoi Pewhairangi[11]
* Kohine Ponika
* Richard Puanaki[12]
* Rua Kenana
* Ruia Aperahama
* Hohepa Tamehana[13]
* Prince Tui Teka
* Te Kooti Arikirangi
* Inia Te Wiata
* Mahinaarangi Tocker
* Ngapo Wehi[14]
* Dr Pimia Wehi
* Dame Gillian Whitehead

## References

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