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The Art of the Chinese Harp
performed by Xiao Ying (ARC Music Productions, 2016), 1 hour 5 mins, 13 page(s)
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performed by Xiao Ying (ARC Music Productions, 2016), 1 hour 5 mins, 13 page(s)
Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
Music recording
Performer / Ensemble
Xiao Ying
Author / Creator
Xiao Ying
Date Published / Released
2016
Publisher
ARC Music Productions
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Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, Ethnic Dance - Aini
directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Zhang Qiuyan, fl. 2016, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Aini (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 7 mins
Neighboring with the Dai group, Aini group lives primarily in and around mountains and canyons at an altitude of twenty-five to eighty hundred feet. They are famous for their production of Pu Er Tea. Dancing and singing are second nature to the Aini people. In this program, while listening to the folk song titled...
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directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Zhang Qiuyan, fl. 2016, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Aini (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 7 mins
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Neighboring with the Dai group, Aini group lives primarily in and around mountains and canyons at an altitude of twenty-five to eighty hundred feet. They are famous for their production of Pu Er Tea. Dancing and singing are second nature to the Aini people. In this program, while listening to the folk song titled Magical Village by famous Aini singer MI Xian, the audience will enjoy Ainis cultural traditions of tea brewing and folk dancing by gir...
Neighboring with the Dai group, Aini group lives primarily in and around mountains and canyons at an altitude of twenty-five to eighty hundred feet. They are famous for their production of Pu Er Tea. Dancing and singing are second nature to the Aini people. In this program, while listening to the folk song titled Magical Village by famous Aini singer MI Xian, the audience will enjoy Ainis cultural traditions of tea brewing and folk dancing by girls clapping to the rhythm and wearing spectacular ceremonial costumes.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Instructional material
Performer / Ensemble
Zhang Qiuyan, fl. 2016
Contributor
Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Stella Xu, fl. 2014, Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Author / Creator
Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Jake McNeil, 1992-, Zhang Qiuyan, fl. 2016
Date Published / Released
2016
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance
Speaker / Narrator
Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Person Discussed
Zhang Qiuyan, fl. 2016
Topic / Theme
Traditional history, Singing, Dancing, Holiday celebrations, Chinese Folk
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Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, Ethnic Dance - Dai
directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Yang Liping, 1958- and Wang Jiaojiao, fl. 2016; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Yang Liping, 1958-, Huang Xiang, fl. 2016, Hac Slyao, fl. 2016 and Su Wenjing, fl. 2016, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Dai (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 13 mins
Located in the southwest region of China, Dai people enjoy mild weather and beautiful landscapes of mountains and lakes. While the water splashing and dragon boating events held in their annual spring festival showcase the close ties between their culture and the land, the water running in the rivers and lakes has...
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directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Yang Liping, 1958- and Wang Jiaojiao, fl. 2016; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Yang Liping, 1958-, Huang Xiang, fl. 2016, Hac Slyao, fl. 2016 and Su Wenjing, fl. 2016, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Dai (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 13 mins
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Located in the southwest region of China, Dai people enjoy mild weather and beautiful landscapes of mountains and lakes. While the water splashing and dragon boating events held in their annual spring festival showcase the close ties between their culture and the land, the water running in the rivers and lakes has often been the inspiration for their dance creations. The dance presentation titled Playing with Water allows the audience to experien...
Located in the southwest region of China, Dai people enjoy mild weather and beautiful landscapes of mountains and lakes. While the water splashing and dragon boating events held in their annual spring festival showcase the close ties between their culture and the land, the water running in the rivers and lakes has often been the inspiration for their dance creations. The dance presentation titled Playing with Water allows the audience to experience vicariously the heat of the sunlight and the crystal clear water streaming though the river. This dance captures the unique body movements of Dai Dance that reflects the cordial and gentle nature of this ethnic group.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Instructional material
Performer / Ensemble
Yang Liping, 1958-, Huang Xiang, fl. 2016, Hac Slyao, fl. 2016, Su Wenjing, fl. 2016
Contributor
Yang Liping, 1958-, Wang Jiaojiao, fl. 2016, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Stella Xu, fl. 2014, Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Author / Creator
Yang Liping, 1958-, Wang Jiaojiao, fl. 2016, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Jake McNeil, 1992-, Huang Xiang, fl. 2016, Hac Slyao, fl. 2016, Su Wenjing, fl. 2016
Date Published / Released
2016
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance
Speaker / Narrator
Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Person Discussed
Yang Liping, 1958-
Topic / Theme
Rivers, Fairs and festivals, Religion, Chinese Folk
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Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, Ethnic Dance - Han
directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Chi Hong, fl. 2016, Wang Xiaoyan, fl. 2016 and Miao Xiaolong, fl. 2016; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Ming Li, fl. 2016, Shanghai Theatre Academy - College of Dance, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Han (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 8 mins
Han is the largest ethnic group in China, whose people inhabit the middle and eastern regions of the country. Hans folk dance tradition started on the streets in the 5th century as ritual events. Nowadays, this tradition named Yangko flourishes everywhere, on the streets, in classrooms and on stages. This program...
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directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Chi Hong, fl. 2016, Wang Xiaoyan, fl. 2016 and Miao Xiaolong, fl. 2016; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Ming Li, fl. 2016, Shanghai Theatre Academy - College of Dance, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Han (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 8 mins
Description
Han is the largest ethnic group in China, whose people inhabit the middle and eastern regions of the country. Hans folk dance tradition started on the streets in the 5th century as ritual events. Nowadays, this tradition named Yangko flourishes everywhere, on the streets, in classrooms and on stages. This program showcases a myriad of Yangko forms, both on and off stage, including Northeastern Yanko, Shandong Yanko and Shanbei Yanko, each has its...
Han is the largest ethnic group in China, whose people inhabit the middle and eastern regions of the country. Hans folk dance tradition started on the streets in the 5th century as ritual events. Nowadays, this tradition named Yangko flourishes everywhere, on the streets, in classrooms and on stages. This program showcases a myriad of Yangko forms, both on and off stage, including Northeastern Yanko, Shandong Yanko and Shanbei Yanko, each has its distinctive features. The stage presentations of the Northeastern Yanko titled Happy Snow choreographed by WANG Xiaoyan and performed by MING Li of Shanghai Theatre Academy and the Shandong Yanko named Blossoms of Mountain Flowers choreographed by CHI Hong and MIAO Xiaolong and performed/produced by the Dance Department of Shanghai Normal University are stunning examples of this dance form.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Instructional material
Performer / Ensemble
Shanghai Theatre Academy - College of Dance, Ming Li, fl. 2016
Contributor
Chi Hong, fl. 2016, Wang Xiaoyan, fl. 2016, Miao Xiaolong, fl. 2016, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Stella Xu, fl. 2014, Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Author / Creator
Chi Hong, fl. 2016, Wang Xiaoyan, fl. 2016, Miao Xiaolong, fl. 2016, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Jake McNeil, 1992-, Shanghai Theatre Academy - College of Dance, Ming Li, fl. 2016
Date Published / Released
2016
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance
Speaker / Narrator
Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Topic / Theme
Religious rites and ceremonies, Harvesting, Parades, Chinese Folk
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Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, Ethnic Dance - Inner Mongolia
directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Yue Ma, 1959-; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Inner Mongolia (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 11 mins
In this program, the ethereal voice of Buren Bayaer (a legendary Inner Mongolian Singer), along with the images of yurts and running horses, brings the audience to an otherworldly setting of Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolians, in general, are known to excel at horse riding. The span of the great plain has cultivated...
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directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Yue Ma, 1959-; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Inner Mongolia (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 11 mins
Description
In this program, the ethereal voice of Buren Bayaer (a legendary Inner Mongolian Singer), along with the images of yurts and running horses, brings the audience to an otherworldly setting of Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolians, in general, are known to excel at horse riding. The span of the great plain has cultivated the openness and strength in this ethnic group and nurtured their vigorous, bold and energetic dances. Distinguished Inner Mongolian d...
In this program, the ethereal voice of Buren Bayaer (a legendary Inner Mongolian Singer), along with the images of yurts and running horses, brings the audience to an otherworldly setting of Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolians, in general, are known to excel at horse riding. The span of the great plain has cultivated the openness and strength in this ethnic group and nurtured their vigorous, bold and energetic dances. Distinguished Inner Mongolian dancers, Dun E Er and Si Qin Hua, demonstrate traditional Mongolian Horse Dance, Chopstick Dance and Bowl Dance. It features Leaping Horses choreographed by MA Yue of China Central University for Nationalities, a contemporary stage dance presentation inspired by Mongolian horse dance tradition. An interview with MA Yue provides an insight into the conceptual and artistic choices made in the creation of this dance piece.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Instructional material
Performer / Ensemble
Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities
Contributor
Yue Ma, 1959-, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Stella Xu, fl. 2014, Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Author / Creator
Yue Ma, 1959-, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Jake McNeil, 1992-, Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities
Date Published / Released
2016
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance
Speaker / Narrator
Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Person Discussed
Yue Ma, 1959-
Topic / Theme
Happiness, Entertaining, Horses, Chinese Folk
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Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, Ethnic Dance - Tibet
directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Xu Xiaoping, fl. 2016 and Yang Liping, 1958-; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Yang Liping, 1958-, Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Tibet (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 10 mins
Living on the Plateau, at an average elevation of over 12 thousand feet above sea level, the Tibetan people are known to be compassionate, bold, candid and devout. Most Tibetans practice Tibetan Buddhism. Just as the distinctive geographical and weather conditions in the region have influenced their dance movement...
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directed by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Jake McNeil, 1992-; choreographed by Xu Xiaoping, fl. 2016 and Yang Liping, 1958-; produced by Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016 and Stella Xu, fl. 2014; performed by Yang Liping, 1958-, Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities, in Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance, in Ethnic Dance - Tibet (Los Angeles, CA: TMW Media Group, 2016), 10 mins
Description
Living on the Plateau, at an average elevation of over 12 thousand feet above sea level, the Tibetan people are known to be compassionate, bold, candid and devout. Most Tibetans practice Tibetan Buddhism. Just as the distinctive geographical and weather conditions in the region have influenced their dance movements, Tibetans sacred religious beliefs and political climate have also had an impact. This program combines both Tibetan folk dance and s...
Living on the Plateau, at an average elevation of over 12 thousand feet above sea level, the Tibetan people are known to be compassionate, bold, candid and devout. Most Tibetans practice Tibetan Buddhism. Just as the distinctive geographical and weather conditions in the region have influenced their dance movements, Tibetans sacred religious beliefs and political climate have also had an impact. This program combines both Tibetan folk dance and stage dance performances of The Song of the Emancipated Serfs choreographed by XU Xiaoping of China Central University for Nationalities and Tibetan Mystery choreographed by YANG Liping (also lead dancer). In addition, Madam Yang provides insight into her artistic and casting choices for Tibetan Mystery.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Instructional material
Performer / Ensemble
Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities, Yang Liping, 1958-
Contributor
Xu Xiaoping, fl. 2016, Yang Liping, 1958-, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Stella Xu, fl. 2014, Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Author / Creator
Xu Xiaoping, fl. 2016, Yang Liping, 1958-, Ming Chen, fl. 2016, Sandra Parks, fl. 2016, Jake McNeil, 1992-, Dance Academy of Central University for Nationalities
Date Published / Released
2016
Publisher
TMW Media Group
Series
Heritage of Chinese Culture and Dance
Speaker / Narrator
Jan Wikstrom, fl. 2008
Person Discussed
Yang Liping, 1958-
Topic / Theme
Religious beliefs, Climate, Buddhism, Chinese Folk
Copyright Message
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