Melodious Fujian-Moon Festival Performance

Melodious Fujian-Moon Festival Performance   in Malta, Special Events Malta, 22.09.2018 - 22.09.2018

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Melodious Fujian-Moon Festival Performance presented by Fujian Arts & Culture Troupe, P.R.China A charity show in aid of Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation celebrating the 15th anniversary of China Cultural Centre in Malta Date & Time: Saturday, 22nd September 2018 at 19:30 hrs Venue: at Pjazza Teatru Rjal, Valletta Age rating: Age 6 and over Entrance strictly by presentation of FREE TICKETS available from the box-office of St James Cavalier, Castille Square, Valletta. Box-office hours at www.kreattivita.org Donations collected in aid of Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation at the performance The Chinese Moon Festival, also known as the Mid-Autumn Festival, is China`s second most important traditional festival, after the Spring Festival. It is determined by exact astronomical observations of the sun's longitude and the moon`s phases, which typically define the Chinese the luni-solar calendar. Owing to the symbolic wholeness of a large and luminous full moon, the Moon Festival is widely associated with sentimental connotations of unity and reunion, enjoyment of friends close by, and transmitting affection to loved ones far away through the far-reaching moonlight. Outdoor entertainment under a bright moonlit sky are an all-time favourite way of celebrating this annual festivity. Melodious Fujian - Moon Festival Performance is presented by Fujian Arts & Cultural Troupe – which is composed of representatives from the Fujian Opera Dance and Drama Theater, Fujian Provincial Acrobatic Troupe, Quanzhou Heritage Protection Center of Marionette Theatre, and Jinjiang Hand Puppet Art Protection Inheritance Center. Fujian Opera, Dance and Drama Theatre has a series of classic repertoires which have won National "Wenhua Award", among others. The large-scale dance drama "Dream of Maritime Silk Road" was performed at United Nations Headquarters, UNESCO Headquarters, and EU Headquarters, and continues to enjoy widespread popularity. Fujian Acrobatic Troupe is a leader in its field, having toured over 40 countries and regions in five continents, and received more than 60 medals, including the International Gold Award. Quanzhou Heritage Protection Center of Marionette Theatre is the national-level grade intangible cultural heritage inheritance unit of Quanzhou Marionette Troupe. Chinese puppetry art - bearing valuable models of exquisite puppet maneuvering skills, as well as unique puppetry carving, modelling art techniques and craftmanship - was included into the "Excellent Practice Directory" of the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. Quanzhou Marionette Theatre has visited nearly 70 countries and regions on five continents for cultural exchanges. The Glove Puppet Show of Jinjiang Hand-Puppet Art Protection Inheritance Center was included in China`s “National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection List”, while the “Puppet Talent Training Program” was inscribed in the "Excellent Practice Directory" of human intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO. Lauded as “Oriental Art Treasure”, several items in their repertoire were awarded National Prize and Gold Award in International competitions. During its visit to Malta, Fujian Arts & Cultural Troupe seeks to display the distinctive charm of Fujian culture – through a vastly varied compilation of songs, dances, acrobatics and puppetry, while aspiring to promote and deepen cultural dialogue and bonds of friendship between the peoples of China and Malta.
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Event Details


Event Type:

Special Events

Location:


Pjazza Teatru Rjal
Republic Street, Valletta

Start Date:

22 September 2018

End Date:

22 September 2018

Host:

China Cultural Centre in Malta

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Venue:


Venue:

Pjazza Teatru Rjal

Address:

Republic Street

Dates:


22
Sep
Melodious Fujian-Moon Festival Performance
Pjazza Teatru Rjal, Valletta - Special Events
17:30