BearBear
02-22-2003, 09:54 AM
I stole this from another forums ,,
but i'll link it to here
ChowPup Wrote:
Hi, since my opera teacher (who is a jack-of-all-trades) left for China a year ago, I had been subsituting for his lion dance class in local Chinese School. We accomplished a lot considered the circumstances. Since they are all only in middle school/high school, we are limited in strength and practice time (once a week, more if performance is coming up).
However, I really want to take the class one step further and learn the true fundamentals and some basic steps/procedures. Before taking over the class I considered joining a local Kung-Fu school... but now I don't think I can, due to time and the fact that I will be teaching other kids what I learned, which is probably a taboo.
I am wondering if there are any good sources I can learn from? Can you recommand any Tape or DVD, or web site desigend for Cantonese style tutorial? I am especially in different important rules like when it's necessary to bow three times to the audience... etc etc.
Thank you so much!
but i'll link it to here
ChowPup Wrote:
Hi, since my opera teacher (who is a jack-of-all-trades) left for China a year ago, I had been subsituting for his lion dance class in local Chinese School. We accomplished a lot considered the circumstances. Since they are all only in middle school/high school, we are limited in strength and practice time (once a week, more if performance is coming up).
However, I really want to take the class one step further and learn the true fundamentals and some basic steps/procedures. Before taking over the class I considered joining a local Kung-Fu school... but now I don't think I can, due to time and the fact that I will be teaching other kids what I learned, which is probably a taboo.
I am wondering if there are any good sources I can learn from? Can you recommand any Tape or DVD, or web site desigend for Cantonese style tutorial? I am especially in different important rules like when it's necessary to bow three times to the audience... etc etc.
Thank you so much!