The enchantment of Indonesian Performing Arts in the city of Varna, Bulgaria
Arts Team Pelita Harapan University (UPH) returned to the show enthralled the city of Varna, Bulgaria, performing arts in Indonesia, which lasted for 45 minutes on August 4, 2010 at the open stage Rakovina Stage, Sea Garden, which was witnessed hundreds of Varna city. This time the FMU team is made up of 21 dancers and musicians displaying Tari Gaba-Gaba, Joged Dedare, Plates and Saman and two songs are Yamko Rambe Yamko and Kicir-Kicir.
As previously FMU team appearance in Sofia (July 30) and at the opening of the International Folklore Festival Varna 2010 (August 1), harmony and dynamic dance movement and chant folk music with traditional instruments brought Indonesia to invite click amazed and rousing applause from the audience. Both the motion of dance, chant music and costumes of traditional Indonesian dance styles that are different traditions in Bulgaria and surrounding countries in the Balkan region was the main attraction for the citizens of the city of Varna. After the show a lot of spectators who immediately asked for a picture together with the dancers Tim FMU.
As reported previously, the FMU team in Varna in order to participate in the International Folklore Festival Varna 2010, 1-5 August 2010. Indonesian special performances at Stage Rakovina courses are held outside the Varna International Folklore Festival in 2010 in cooperation with the Embassy Sofia Varna Municipality as a result of a meeting between the ambassador of Indonesia, Immanuel Robert Inkiriwang, with the Mayor of Varna, Cyril Yordanov (source: Embassy Sofia).
As previously FMU team appearance in Sofia (July 30) and at the opening of the International Folklore Festival Varna 2010 (August 1), harmony and dynamic dance movement and chant folk music with traditional instruments brought Indonesia to invite click amazed and rousing applause from the audience. Both the motion of dance, chant music and costumes of traditional Indonesian dance styles that are different traditions in Bulgaria and surrounding countries in the Balkan region was the main attraction for the citizens of the city of Varna. After the show a lot of spectators who immediately asked for a picture together with the dancers Tim FMU.
As reported previously, the FMU team in Varna in order to participate in the International Folklore Festival Varna 2010, 1-5 August 2010. Indonesian special performances at Stage Rakovina courses are held outside the Varna International Folklore Festival in 2010 in cooperation with the Embassy Sofia Varna Municipality as a result of a meeting between the ambassador of Indonesia, Immanuel Robert Inkiriwang, with the Mayor of Varna, Cyril Yordanov (source: Embassy Sofia).
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