Concert Showcase 1
Presented by:

• Jilin University of the Arts, China
• Bunditpatanasilpa Institute, Thailand
• Inner Mongolia Arts University, China

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Concert Showcase 2
Presented by:

• Xinjiang Arts University, China
• Vietnam National Academy of Music
• Indonesian Cultural Art Institute of Bandung

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Concert Showcase 3
Presented by:

• Shandong College of Arts, China
• National University of Arts and Culture, Myanmar
• Nanjing University of the Arts, China

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The Value of Collaboration Narratives from Kathabi
Kathabi is a multidisciplinary collaboration of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, University of the Philippines and the Revival Dye Cooperative. It is a partnership among the staff, students and alumni of both educational institutions which culminates in a dance theatre performance adapted from the Itneg tribe’s folktales about the origins of weaving. This performance brings together dance, fashion, music, and the Itneg tribe and allows stakeholders to explore the creative and ethical possibilities of balancing traditional and contemporary perspectives while instilling humanistic values to all the participants.

Importance and Challenge of Mandarin Vocal Training in Multilingual Singapore
Singapore is a multicultural society, and multilingualism is part of its unique identity. Therefore, it is important for Mandarin drama students in Singapore to master the local dialect, integrate into the local society and generate linguistic resonance with the locals. This presentation explores the development and influence of such multilinguality in Mandarin and the challenges posed in vocal training in Mandarin drama studies in Singapore.

0.01 Closing the Gap during the Pandemic
Closing the Gap is the journey of an institution performance. In each step, the distance increases. Closing the Gap is a dream by two artists, painted by thirteen actors/dancers/youths/people. In trying to close the gap between the performer and the audience, various strategies were employed for this project, technically and artistically. Reality reflects art, art reflects reality. During this crisis 危机, an opportunity is found, and the moment is seized.

Javanese Gamelan Old-New World
Gamelan has fascinated musicians and composers since the 19th Century, beginning with Debussy, and much has been shared, documented, or researched about it – the “old”, or more accurately, the known aspects of gamelan. With this presentation, “new”, refers not just to the potential promises to teach and learn gamelan, but also in the newness of students’ experiences, since most would have first encounters with the gamelan in their musical training here in NAFA.

A sharing by Artist-Educators from Guangxi Arts University

Closing Performance Crossings 2022 by YAA Norhaizad Adam from P7-1SMA

Closing Speech by Mr Jerry Soo, Vice President of Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

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