Yueju Opera: From the past to now - YouTube
Chinese operas feature the charm and mystery of ancient China. One of the main categories of Chinese operas is Yueju. As a combination of Mandarin operatic t...
Yue opera - Wikipedia
Originating in the folk song and ballad singing of rural areas in Zhejiang, by drawing on the experience of other developed Chinese opera forms such as Peking opera and Kunqu, Yueju became popular in Shanghai in early 1930s.
Yueju opera - intangible heritage - Culture Sector - UNESCO
Rooted in the Cantonese-speaking provinces of Guangdong and Guangxi in south-eastern China, Yueju opera is characterized by a combination of string and percussion instruments, with elaborate costumes and face painting.
Yueju Opera: From the past to now - CGTN
One of the main categories of Chinese operas is Yueju. As a combination of Mandarin operatic traditions with Cantonese dialect, it is a deeply respected and widely acclaimed art form that blends Chinese folk stories, music and drama into a singular lively performance style.
Yueju - Wikipedia
Yueju may refer to the following regional Chinese opera genres: Yue opera (越剧; 越劇), from Zhejiang and Shanghai; Cantonese opera (粤剧; 粵劇), from Guangdong; See also. Henan opera, also called Yuju, a Chinese opera genre from Henan; Yuediao (越调), a Chinese opera genre also from Henan; Yue (disambiguation)
Yueju Opera - China Daily
Yueju opera, one of the five major Chinese operas and the second largest type nationally, is known as “Chinese drama” abroad. Yueju opera is skillful in narration and sentiment, its performance is characterized by beautiful singing with aesthetic and elegant moods.
Yue Opera - China Daily
In the 1950s, a reform of Yueju started, under the influence of Yuan Xuefen. Maintaining its soft, sweet tunes and melodies, and gentle and refined style, Yue Opera adopted artistic achievements from the modern drama, Kunqu Opera and Western music, in an attempt to create a new performance style.
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