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Plum Blossom Dancing Team
History
Chinese dancing was developed over five thousand years ago, which is closely connected with the common people also known as folk dancing. This folk dancing is celebrated with colourful costumes, paintings, scenery, and music. In the Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618-907), poetry, music and dance thrived. Over the years, dances were influenced by dances of other countries. Dancing was also an important part of Chinese religion and philosophy.
Different dances performed
- Feather fan dance
- Waist drum dance
- Ribbon dance
- Little hand drum dance
- Umbrella dance
- Kung Fu fan dance
Training
Our team is known as Plum Blossom and was formed in July 2006. All the dancers are children from families of the Bendigo Chinese Association and wider community.
Juniors (7-12 years of age), Tuesday nights – 4.00 pm to 5.15 pm
Seniors (from 13 years old), Tuesday nights – 5.30 pm to 7.00 pm
Performance booking information
For more details and bookings contact us.
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