Tapestry, Traditions in Transition
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Described as mesmerizing, hypnotic and joyous, "Tapestry, Traditions in Transition" is a celebration of Malaysia's dance heritage, performed by the young students of the faculty of Dance from Akademi Seni Budaya dan Warisan Kebangsaan, otherwise known as ASWARA. Joseph Gonzales, Dean of the Faculty of Dance at ASWARA talks about the efforts to keep our rich traditions alive, and how the practice and performance of these dances are key in the preservation of our shared heritage.
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