Kano telah menjadi landasan budaya Warga Kalinago sejak nenek moyang mereka meninggalkan Delta Sungai Orinoco di Amerika Selatan 800 tahun yang lalu.

Cahaya bulan menyatu menjadi melodi yang tenang Bulan tercinta, bulan merindu, O bulan yang bercahaya Kecapi sedih, kecapi hening, O lagu lambat seperti itu Setiap embun yang hilang menjatuhkan sesungai air mata.

The Bandura was believed to be a companion of humanity, producing heavenly reverberations to comfort our souls in this material world. This exceptional instrument originates from the spiritual culture of the ancient Sumero-Akkadian civilization. The Akkadians played early versions of the Bandura in their religious events as well as in festivities and for entertainment. Later, the charming instrument was introduced into eastern European countries. The beautiful bandura where several distinctly recognizable styles are used in performances. Many Ukrainian people considered these singing bandurists to be “God’s messengers,” or “vessels of God’s word.” Like their musical predecessors, modern-day folk bandurists assimilate melodies from a wide range of inspirations. Let’s now enjoy a delightful solo by a famous bandurist, Victor Mishalow, as he performs for the National Library of Australia Collection.

Keluar Delyo dari hajduk, hajduk true grit…

Located in Southeast Asia, the Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is a country steeped in rich cultural traditions. The name “Thailand” means “land of the free.” In this auspicious nation, one of the earliest signs of human existence was found. Through the centuries, the influence of neighboring countries such as India, China, and Cambodia have helped shape Thailand’s diverse and colorful culture. Our program today will focus on their beautiful and iconic traditional dance. Known for its elegance, bright glittering costumes, graceful movements, and melodious musical accompaniments, this cherished art form mesmerizes people around the world. For nearly a thousand years, the Thai people have developed numerous dance styles. Thai dance has two main categories, classical and folk. Today, the popular Thai classical dance styles include Khon, Lakhon, and Hun Lakhon Lek. Among the different folk dance styles, the Fawn and Menora dances are the most popular today. Khon is a valuable part of the heritage and wisdom of the Thai people. In 2018, the classical Khon Masked Dance Drama was added to the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Regardless of the style, the basic movements and steps of Thai traditional dances are generally elegant and slow-paced, expressing humble and peaceful feelings. Hand movements are important elements in both Thai classical and folk dance. In folk dance performances such as Fawn and Menora, female dancers wear long artificial fingernails to enhance the gracefulness of their hand movements. Costumes Costumes play an important role in Thai dance. In classical dance, the costumes are mainly gold, or other bright colors, with glittering decorations or embroidered flowers. Through royal patronage, the efforts of traditional artists, and greater exposure to foreign tourists, the vibrance of Thai traditional dance was restored for the world. More than just an art form, this traditional dance is a symbol of Thailand itself.

Also known as the alpenhorn or alpine horn, the alphorn is a traditional wooden wind instrument that delivers natural tones. Historically it is known as a means of communication among shepherds, who often play it in the evening to call their cows to return home, as its resonating sound can travel for miles, ushering in the falling dusk. The instrument has no lateral openings, making the sound it produces a pure natural harmonic series. In Switzerland, the length of an alphorn is set at 3.5 meters, which corresponds to the key of F sharp/G flat. And, despite its original, simple form, it is a difficult instrument to play. The distinctive sound of the alphorn offers listeners the richness of a brass instrument, and the softness of a woodwind. The famous traditional Swiss song, “Ranz des Vaches” or “Kuhreihen” is often heard played on the alphorn. It is a herdsman’s song that describes alpine cowherds singing to call their cows home from the pasture. The song’s simple melody often evokes nostalgic feelings in the hearts of the Swiss people. The sound of the alphorn belongs not only to the mountains of Switzerland, but also to the words of jazz, funk, and rock music.

hihi manu. Luar biasa adalah hilo oh rumahku tercinta. Mawar kesayanganku, yang selalu menarik mata. Kiu wind memikat pikiran. Itu adalah angin yang berharga dari negeri ini. Dan Hula bukan hanya hula. Hula adalah kehidupan bagi kita, Karena kita makan, minum, bernapas hula, semuanya adalah Hula.

Setelah diamati, terdengar Ritme yang menawan, makna mistis, dan sebuah melodi yang terungkap. Membuat seseorang berkembang, bukankah ini berkah dari Dewi Putih? Aai ,aa, aa. Aa ,aa, aa, zee.

Gerakan tarian itu sendiri sangat cepat dan sangat energik. Kaki penari dapat bergerak secepat kilat, tampil cepat dengan langkah-langkah ritmis. Tarian ini sangat cocok dengan lagu yang diputar, dengan improvisasi koreografi yang sesuai dengan musiknya.

Suku Bunun percaya bahwa burung bulbul hitam paruh merah awalnya tidak punya paruh merah, kaki merah, atau tubuh hitam, dan katak itu tidak ada. Penampilan burung berubah, dan katak diciptakan karena menyelamatkan orang Bunun.

Roh Kudus. Saya selalu menikmati menghabiskan waktu bersama Anda, melupakan semua hal. Anda lebih dari segalanya.

Orang Jerman telah memberikan kontribusi yang sangat besar di bidang musik klasik. Bangsa ini adalah rumah bagi banyak komposer klasik terkenal, seperti Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Handel, Telemann dan lainnya.

In Japanese “Taiko” means the “great drum.” For generations, the method of taiko playing has been taught and passed on by grand masters. In varying shapes and sizes, taiko drums have long been a part of Japanese cultural, religious, and musical traditions. The art of taiko drumming is known for its tightly choreographed movements similar to martial arts. The instrument’s fluid, powerful, and rhythmic playing style symbolizes the heartbeat of Japan. With the emergence of art forms such as Noh and Kabuki dance-drama, taiko drums eventually became an accompanying instrument in theatre and court music. The Buddhist and Shinto religions gave taiko drums a sanctifying role. Taiko drumming is also an integral part of Matsuri festivals in Japan, where communities celebrate the gods and honour their ancestors. There are now over 8,000 taiko groups in Japan, more than a dozen groups in Canada, and many more worldwide. Let's enjoy a synchronized drumming performance by Kokyo Taiko.

Lumbini Kanon adalah bunga. Namanya adalah Buddha. Aroma manis dari bunga itu, membuat dunia terpesona hingga hari ini.

Bangunan yang bagus bukan satu²nya yg merusak bentang alam, tetapi justru membuat bentang alam menjadi lebih indah daripada sebelum bangunan tersebut dibangun.

Berbahagialah manusia, yang tidak mengikuti nasihat dari orang jahat. Haleluya, haleluya, haleluya.

Oh Ibu! Apakah Engkau tidak mampu menyeka kesedihanku? Kau adalah ilusi yang bermanifestasi menjadi nyata! Permaisuri alam semesta! Dewi berkualitas baik! Akankah Kau palingkan pandangan-Mu sekilas padaku?

Suku Ainu adalah penduduk asli orang Jepang yang selalu punya ikatan yang kuat dengan dunia alami. Jiwa dianggap tinggal di dalam pohon, tanaman, dan satwa, dan ada penekanan dalam hidup saling menghormati dengan para dewa ini.

Todora tertidur, Maiden Todoro, Todoro, Todora tertidur, Maiden Todoro, Todoro, Di bawah pohon, di bawah pohon zaitun, Maiden Todoro, Todoro

Perhiasan cinta turun dengan lembut. Ini hujan kabut yang dingin. Ke mana kita harus pergi untuk menikmati? Jadi kesejukan dari seluruh keberadaan kita berlanjut. Dataran tinggi waolani gratis. Di mana kabut menyala. Kau adalah surgawiku yang membuat maunawili.