Definition

Ihi refers to the projection of a performer’s personal magnetism and passion which elicits in the beholder a response of awe or respect. Wehi refers to the awe in which charismatic performers or performances are held. Wana refers to the excitement generated by a performer or performance. Together, they form the expectation for expressing a performance with artistic and technical proficiency. Having ihi, wehi, and wana allows the performer to embody and express a performance to others.

Subject / Aronga

Term

Ihi, Wehi, and Wana

Curriculum

NZC