The 5th Korean American Youth Cultural Festival August 10th, 2019 Bonita Center for Arts For more info, http://KAYPA.org

Known in Chinese as bian lian, face changing is an important aspect of Chinese Sichuan opera. Faster than the eye can detect, the faces of opera performers may change multiple times during a performance. One technique allows the performer to whisk away one face mask while another is pulled down from the top of the head by a series of silk threads attached to different parts of the costume. The secrets of face changing have been passed down from generation to generation, but only some two hundred individuals have mastered the art. Traditionally restricted to males, the practice of bian lian is now being learned by women as well. Many of the face masks depict well-known characters from Sichuan opera. The colors range from green and blue to red, yellow, brown, and gold; they depict emotions such as fear, tension, relaxation, slyness, desperation, and outrage. In this video from the 2014 Smithsonian Folklife Festival program, “China: Tradition and the Art of Living,” Hu Dongxiao from the Zhejiang Wu Opera Troupe displays seven different faces in sixty seconds. Learn more about the art of face changing: https://s.si.edu/3adOYiB Learn more about “China: Tradition and the Art of Living”: https://s.si.edu/2wDUygA Editing: Jackson Harvey Camera: David Barnes, Shiyu Wang, Abby Sternberg [Catalog No. CFV11262; © 2019 Smithsonian Institution]

Choreo by Dovile Mikucioniene Dovile's Oriental Dance Studio group./Dovilės rytietiškų šokių studija iš Kauno (Lietuva) "Gerves plunksna" birthday party www.dovilesstudija.lt diliuke@gmail.com

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WASHINGTON, DC -- The Washington Ballet (TWB) continues to soar into 2014 with BRITISH INVASION: The Beatles & The Rolling Stones, a thrilling and emotional all-British journey featuring two rock ballets: Trey McIntyre's A Day in the Life set to the music of The Beatles and Christopher Bruce's iconic Rooster set to the driving sound of The Rolling Stones. The program also features Christopher Wheeldon's There Where She Loved set to the music of Kurt Weill and Frederic Chopin. BRITISH INVASION: The Beatles & The Rolling Stones opens with a preview March 5 and with six additional performances March 6 through March 9, 2014 at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Eisenhower Theater. Connect with The Washington Ballet: TWB's Website: http://www.washingtonballet.org TWB on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWashingtonBallet TWB on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TWBallet TWB on Instagram: http://instagram.com/thewashingtonballet TWB on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/washballet/ Subscribe to TWB's Newsletter: http://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/manage/optin?v=001scEtpxc1QE2uqNWhJ8ejazFtjbsybnv9o7x72U68iWYvDpZcQu9cTiF5BqpmNwClLlmYJ6C2ThM9bl4IqjOVyQFVQkhvHMASsiTmc72JPd_fiDjpENYc3w%3D%3D

ULYANA LOPATKINA ( Odette) e DANILA KORSUNTSEV (Príncipe Siegfried) . Teatro Maryinsky, Rússia , 2006 . Trilha musical composta por Pyotr Tchaikovsky, executada pela Orquestra do Teatro Maryinski.

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