*Mari Menari* - Intermediate
Programme Details
Programme IDAEP0118205
Art Form GenreDance
Programme TypeExperience
Programme Format On-site
Language English, Malay
Venue School Dance Studio / Music Room
Target Audience Primary-Lower, Primary-Upper, Secondary-Lower, Secondary-Upper, JC/CI, ITE
Cost
Showcase
Programme Synopsis
An intermediate Malay Dance Workshop will be catered to students who have had foundation in the traditional art form. Guided by the student’s basic understanding and techniques of Malay Dance, they will be introduced to more advanced techniques and will be given an opportunity to showcase their skills in a dance item at the end of the workshop.
Objectives
Others
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Sriwana
SRIWANA known since its inception in 1950s, is one of the oldest surviving Malay performing arts group in the local arts scene. SRIWANA has a wealth of experiences and achievements invaluable to the public for over 65 years.
Contact
Qurratu' Aisya Shukor 96550691 info@sriwana.com Visit provider page
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