活动友情推荐：4月3日中午12-1pm，昆曲workshop
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Zhao, Xuan
Mar 19, 2014, 4:42:21 PM3/19/14
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感谢Amy Huang（上学期Chinese painting主题分享嘉宾，详情见这里）分享有关活动信息。请大家阅读以下邮件。
时间：4月3日 12-1 pm。
地点：List Art 120
读书小组去年5月时曾陈幼馨同学做过昆曲主题，并且共同欣赏了《白罗衫》中的知名唱段。活动详情和幻灯片见这里。
大家生活忙碌也要have fun哦~spring break快乐！
轩
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From: Huang, Amy <amy_...@brown.edu>
Date: Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 12:31 PM
Subject: Fwd: Request re: Chinese opera workshop on April 3rd
To: Xuan Zhao <xuan...@brown.edu>
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From: Huang, Amy <amy_...@brown.edu>
Date: Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 12:31 PM
Subject: Fwd: Request re: Chinese opera workshop on April 3rd
To: Xuan Zhao <xuan...@brown.edu>
I’d like to invite you to an interactive workshop on the traditional style of Chinese performance known as kunqu (Kun opera), led by the distinguished jingju (Beijing opera) and kunqu performance artist Michelle Ling Yang. The workshop will be held on Thursday, April 3rd, from 12:00 to 1:00, in List 120. The workshop will be followed by a half-hour Q&A and practice session. A clip of Ms. Yang performing jingju can be found here.
Ms. Yang is a sought-after instructor of hands-onworkshops at the Kunqu Society in New York, and she has given very successful workshops for university students in the past. As her biography on the Kunqu Society’s webpage explains: “Michelle Ling Yang is a graduate of the Tianjin Institute of Arts, Beijing Cinema Academy, and Central Broadcast Institute, where she studied jingju (Beijing Opera), dance, movie and TV acting, and broadcasting. She was a member of the Tianjin Institute of Beijing Opera for many years. A winner of many awards in jingju and dance contests, Ms. Yang appeared in several popular Chinese movies and TV series. Ms. Yang is currently a teacher of the Kunqu Workshop and participates in the Kunqu Society’s public programs.”
Ms. Yang's workshop on April 3rd will provide members of the Brown community with the opportunity to learn about Chinese opera, see and hear a live performance, and to try out the movements themselves. In addition to this workshop, Ms. Yang will be leading a smaller demonstration in my course “The Many Faces of Chinese Opera,” from 3:00-5:20 PM on Wednesday, April 2nd, at which she will discuss kunqu music and teach the basics of the kunqu singing style. If you are particularly interested in the music of kunqu, please email me (ki...@brown.edu) for information about attending the class session.
I will be circulating a poster advertising the event later this week. Please be in touch if you have any questions. I hope to see you there!
Ms. Yang is a sought-after instructor of hands-onworkshops at the Kunqu Society in New York, and she has given very successful workshops for university students in the past. As her biography on the Kunqu Society’s webpage explains: “Michelle Ling Yang is a graduate of the Tianjin Institute of Arts, Beijing Cinema Academy, and Central Broadcast Institute, where she studied jingju (Beijing Opera), dance, movie and TV acting, and broadcasting. She was a member of the Tianjin Institute of Beijing Opera for many years. A winner of many awards in jingju and dance contests, Ms. Yang appeared in several popular Chinese movies and TV series. Ms. Yang is currently a teacher of the Kunqu Workshop and participates in the Kunqu Society’s public programs.”
Ms. Yang's workshop on April 3rd will provide members of the Brown community with the opportunity to learn about Chinese opera, see and hear a live performance, and to try out the movements themselves. In addition to this workshop, Ms. Yang will be leading a smaller demonstration in my course “The Many Faces of Chinese Opera,” from 3:00-5:20 PM on Wednesday, April 2nd, at which she will discuss kunqu music and teach the basics of the kunqu singing style. If you are particularly interested in the music of kunqu, please email me (ki...@brown.edu) for information about attending the class session.
I will be circulating a poster advertising the event later this week. Please be in touch if you have any questions. I hope to see you there!
Many thanks, and best wishes,
Sarah Kile
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Sarah E. Kile
Assistant Professor
Department of East Asian Studies
Brown University
54 College St., Box 1850
Providence, RI 02912
401-863-2774
Assistant Professor
Department of East Asian Studies
Brown University
54 College St., Box 1850
Providence, RI 02912
401-863-2774
Xuan ZHAO (赵轩)
Cognitive, Linguistic, and Psychological Sciences
Brown University
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