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The
month of February sees dance being explored though its many styles and genres
in the ExxonMobil Campus Concerts series organised
by The Centre for the Arts (CFA), NUS.
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From the traditional to the
modern, all six dance groups under CFA will take turns to showcase their
stunning choreography and fancy footwork.
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In
addition to these dance performances will be a lunch-time concert by The
Piper's Guild @ NUS providing enjoyable easy-listening early music for patrons
at Dome Kent Ridge.
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February Dance Explorations:
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Evocation by NUS Dance Ensemble
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Wed & Fri 4 & 6 Feb 2004
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7.30pm
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NUS Theatrette (LT13)
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Evocative.
Effusive. Experimental. A platform for aspiring choreographers, Evocation promises
to offer the integrity and raw passion that NUS Dance Ensemble is known for.
Presenting an eclectic mix of theme, style and genre, Evocation will be a
delight for all dance lovers.
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Memories
by NUS Synergy
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Wed 11 Feb 2004 7pm
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NUS Theatrette (LT13)
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Walk through life's journey with a
mix of NUS Dance Synergy's famous repertoire and original choreographies by
two of their senior members.
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Cultural Exposé by IIsa Tari, NUS
Chinese and Indian Dance
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Wed 18 Feb 2004 7pm
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University Cultural Centre Theatre
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Discover your cultural identity
from original works by Chinese
choreographers, Ding Hong and Lee Pang Luan; Malay dance choreographies
infused with Arabic influences and Indonesian martial arts by Osman
Hamid and experience the richness of Indian dance by cultural medallion winner, Santha
Bhaskar.
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Blast!:
The Beginnings...
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Wed
25 Feb 2004 7pm
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University Cultural Centre Theatre
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An
exciting showcase of both old and new choreography, join us as NUS Dance
BLAST! takes you on a journey, reflecting on the past whilst looking towards
the future.
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Unplugged Sessions
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The Piper's Guild @ NUS
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Fri 6 Feb 2004 1pm
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Dome Kent Ridge
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Enjoy
medieval, renaissance and baroque music at this informal café session by The
Piper’s Guild! One of the few ensembles in South-East Asia committed to
historically informed performances, it improvises and composes its own music
faithful to the style and sound of these periods.
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Contributor: The Centre for the Arts, NUS
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