Title: The glory feast of traditional Chinese dance
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New Year Dynasty China's New Year Grand episode offers a truly appetizing variety of this year's dance featuring all the new dance theater companies and draws on top of 5000 years history from Mongolia to Tibet Over the vast range of various folk traditions, China Yunnan region.
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Chinese New Year, China, ntdtv, dance, classical Chinese dance, epic articles article body:
New Year Dynasty China 's New Year Grand episode offers a truly appetizing variety of this year's dance, featuring all new dance theatrical companies, a vast range of different folk traditions from Mongolia to Tibet Drawing in 5000 years of history spanning China Yunnan region.
The acclaimed choreographer Yong Young Pao Zui has been grand and has worked since its founding in 2004. Mr. Pao Tsui came to the United States in 1970 and studied contemporary dance with Martha Graham scholarship. She stayed at Graham's company and I am currently teaching at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance.
"Over the past 100 years, Mr. Pao Tsui says that spectacle is a particularly meaningful production for many people, as many of China's rich traditional culture has been destroyed, people have lost their roots," Pao Tsui Says. "Our performers want to convey their culture and tradition to the audience and remind them of who the Chinese are.
Hundreds of dancers from all over the United States and Canada rehearse almost every day for over a year. Yong · Yompao Tsai is one of six dance teachers, all of whom graduated from China's top dance school, combining more than 100 years of training and experience. Many professional teachers say "Collaboration is a major part of the project."
Choreographers use traditional themes and styles, but many dances combine East and West styles, combining the expressive power of classical Chinese dance with the technique of ballet. All dancers train widely at both. Ballet will help dancers acquire the skills they need to carry out the Chinese classical movement, Mr. Pao Tsui says.
For Mr. Pao Tsui, the unique thing about spectacle is not only the dance itself and stunning costumes, but also how the dance influences the audience. For a few minutes each piece will be released on stage, the audience will feel that beauty and peace take precedence over the time and place managed by the chivalry, loyalty, integrity. "We do not simply show people the traditional Chinese culture, we are awakening a part of them who love beauty and goodness," Ms. Pao Tsai says.
This is something to draw her as a choreographer every now and sometimes as a teacher of dance. And she says, this is the motivation for hundreds of dancers who give their lives to a handful of days the show comes to the stage.
"Art is food for the soul," Pao Tsui says. "If you see the art promoting peace and harmony, you will bring that house with you, it's important, the past people live as if they were in a sacred area Everyday life was not necessarily religious but it was very spiritual.When art presents the beauty and positive aspects of humanity, how people relate to others in everyday life You can positively influence what you are doing.
Pao Tsui is confident that the audience not only entertains NTDTV 's New Year' s magnificent feelings, but also is cultivated and leaves rejuvenation by this true feast for the soul.
Word Count:
527
Overview:
New Year Dynasty China's New Year Grand episode offers a truly appetizing variety of this year's dance featuring all the new dance theater companies and draws on top of 5000 years history from Mongolia to Tibet Over the vast range of various folk traditions, China Yunnan region.
keyword:
Chinese New Year, China, ntdtv, dance, classical Chinese dance, epic articles article body:
New Year Dynasty China 's New Year Grand episode offers a truly appetizing variety of this year's dance, featuring all new dance theatrical companies, a vast range of different folk traditions from Mongolia to Tibet Drawing in 5000 years of history spanning China Yunnan region.
The acclaimed choreographer Yong Young Pao Zui has been grand and has worked since its founding in 2004. Mr. Pao Tsui came to the United States in 1970 and studied contemporary dance with Martha Graham scholarship. She stayed at Graham's company and I am currently teaching at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance.
"Over the past 100 years, Mr. Pao Tsui says that spectacle is a particularly meaningful production for many people, as many of China's rich traditional culture has been destroyed, people have lost their roots," Pao Tsui Says. "Our performers want to convey their culture and tradition to the audience and remind them of who the Chinese are.
Hundreds of dancers from all over the United States and Canada rehearse almost every day for over a year. Yong · Yompao Tsai is one of six dance teachers, all of whom graduated from China's top dance school, combining more than 100 years of training and experience. Many professional teachers say "Collaboration is a major part of the project."
Choreographers use traditional themes and styles, but many dances combine East and West styles, combining the expressive power of classical Chinese dance with the technique of ballet. All dancers train widely at both. Ballet will help dancers acquire the skills they need to carry out the Chinese classical movement, Mr. Pao Tsui says.
For Mr. Pao Tsui, the unique thing about spectacle is not only the dance itself and stunning costumes, but also how the dance influences the audience. For a few minutes each piece will be released on stage, the audience will feel that beauty and peace take precedence over the time and place managed by the chivalry, loyalty, integrity. "We do not simply show people the traditional Chinese culture, we are awakening a part of them who love beauty and goodness," Ms. Pao Tsai says.
This is something to draw her as a choreographer every now and sometimes as a teacher of dance. And she says, this is the motivation for hundreds of dancers who give their lives to a handful of days the show comes to the stage.
"Art is food for the soul," Pao Tsui says. "If you see the art promoting peace and harmony, you will bring that house with you, it's important, the past people live as if they were in a sacred area Everyday life was not necessarily religious but it was very spiritual.When art presents the beauty and positive aspects of humanity, how people relate to others in everyday life You can positively influence what you are doing.
Pao Tsui is confident that the audience not only entertains NTDTV 's New Year' s magnificent feelings, but also is cultivated and leaves rejuvenation by this true feast for the soul.
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