Dance scene in malaysia
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Traditional dances play an important role in Malaysian culture. The Malay Candle Dance is a renowned traditional form that originated from martial arts. Chinese and Indian traditions also influenced dance, including styles that incorporate locking arms, foot stamping and music. Modern dance has emerged as a physically demanding art that requires creativity. Breakdancing grew in popularity and competitions now support dance crews. Overall, dance is celebrated in Malaysia as a means of cultural expression and community.
Dance scene in malaysia
- 1. the dance scene in malaysia
- 4. Malay traditional dance *Malaysias most superb dance form is known to be the Candle Dance *Many of the dance forms have been originated from martial arts or theatrical forms, like Silat
- 6. And it still liked and performed all over this country
- 8. Traditional Chinese Dance dances were most likely performed by common people groups
- 10. involved dancers locking arms, stamping their feet, and participating in other sounds and movement accompanied by musical instruments
- 11. involved dancers locking arms, stamping their feet, and participating in other sounds and movement accompanied by musical instruments Performed to public to maintain identity
- 13. Traditional Indian Dance dance is a form of worship and an expression of the human emotion.
- 14. *The presiding deity of Dance is Nataraja- Shiva. The main classical dance forms are Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Odissi, Manipuri,Kathakal i and Kathak
- 16. modern dance
- 17. modern dance
- 18. physically difficult dance forms
- 19. physically difficult dance forms
- 20. physically difficult dance forms
- 29. As breakdancing became more and more popular, more crews started coming up
- 33. Many competition to support these crews
- 36. What dancer always think ?
- 37. What dancer always think ?
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- 43. reference 1) Natalie Tan Jo Leen, We dance For Peace, retrieved on 3 August 2012 from http://wedanceforpeace.wordpress.com/v 2) Indian dance, Dance Malaysia, Retrieved on 4 August 2012 from http://www.dancemalaysia.com/Dance/Traditional/Other_Dances/Indian_Da nce/indian_dance.htm 3) TS Beng (2012), The Lion Dances to the Fore: Articulating Chinese Identities in Penang and Medan, pg. 63 4) Showdown 2012 FAQ (2012), pg. 2, Retrieved on 4 August 2012 from http://apps.8tv.com.my/showdown/2012/download/SD2012-FAQ.pdf