美！

好美喔❤❤

謝謝妳們來我們學校表現

很充實的生活😊⋯⋯

好美啊🎉🎉🎉古典音乐可以这样听呀

Beautiful!!!!!❤

"Moonlit Night Sorrow" Selected from Xie Mingyou's album "Last Year" Dancers: Tracy Tu, Bibi Chen, Jenny Wong Choreography: Chuang Yuanting Costume Design: Caspia LiLi Recorded on February 15th, 2024 in Tang De-chang Park, Tainan Xie Mingyou (Author) The scene is Taipei in 1933, with the Japanese-planned Third Ring Road (with a fast lane in the middle and slow lanes on both sides) confined to Zhongshan South Road (East), Aiguo West Road (South), Zhonghua Road (West), and Zhongxiao West Road (North). At that time, there were few people and vehicles, and along the road, there were pedestrian sidewalks, and many trees were planted on safety islands. Many couples loved to go there for dates. It can be said that there were few who could freely love at that time. This is one of the works collaborated by Deng Yuxian and Zhou Tianwang. At that time, it was sung by Taiwan's first pop music female singer, Chunchun (Liu Qingxiang). In fact, the song incorporates melodies and habits from various languages such as Ketagalan (a tune adapted from the hymn "Naomi" by Dr. George Leslie Mackay), Taiwanese, Hakka, and Japanese, with a graceful and understated style... Without these pop musicians, how could we understand the romance of that time? Even in a breakup song, you've still got the romance of the Third Ring Road, and you can still blame the moon. Just wow! Lyrics: Zhou Tianwang Music: Deng Yuxian Arrangement & Guitar: Wang Dongsheng Female vocals: Huang Peishu Cello arrangement: Chen Zhuhui Regarding Tang De-chang: Tang De-chang studied in Japan and passed the Japanese Higher Civil Service Examination in Law in 1941, and in 1943, he passed the Administrative Examination. He returned to Taiwan the same year and registered as a lawyer with the Taiwan Governor-General's Office, practicing law in Tainan. He once served as the judicial director of the police bureau during the Japanese colonial period. During the 228 Incident, he was nominated as a candidate for mayor of Tainan by the Tainan 228 Incident Handling Committee. After the authorities began to crack down, on March 11th, Tang De-chang was falsely accused of "leading students to occupy the police station" and other charges of organizing illegal groups. Tang refused to provide relevant lists while in prison and endured severe torture, with his fingers swelling to the point where he couldn't eat with chopsticks. On the morning of March 12th, Tang was escorted out of the detention center, parading through West Gate Road and Minsheng Road to Minsheng Green Park, where he was publicly displayed. Later, he was executed by firing squad in the park, with bullets piercing his nasal bridge and forehead. After the execution, the body was left exposed, and family members were not allowed to collect the remains. On February 27, 1998, the Tainan City Government renamed Minsheng Green Park as "Tang De-chang Memorial Park" and erected a half-body bust in his honor. The inscription on the monument reads "The fearless hero of justice and righteousness," commemorating his courageous and just actions. About the public artwork "Facing the Wind": "Art can heal wounds, and even more so, it can bridge different ethnic groups, generate shared cognition and emotions, and re-unite each other." The Tang De-chang Memorial Park's "Dance in the Wind" is the first outdoor work collected by the Tainan City Art Museum, located in the historical and cultural core area of Tainan City. The creator of "Dance in the Wind" is sculptor Chuang Ching-wen. Her inspiration for this work came during the icy season when she visited a friend who was recovering from surgery. From the mountainside, they saw people skating on the frozen lake in the distance, gliding gracefully like a group of elf dancers breaking through the wind in the dark of night. She was moved by her friend's warmth towards others despite facing personal difficulties, likening them to the ice skaters who, instead of shrinking from the bitter cold, stretched out in the most beautiful posture. Excerpt from "Liberty Times", December 7, 2018, Reporter: Hong Ruiqin

蔡琴的音樂、文雅的芭蕾舞配合非常好！ 這裡是韓國，多數韓國人都支持🇹🇼！

我支持🇹🇼。 芭蕾舞很文雅。

謝謝你們！ 愛台灣！

優雅的台灣音樂 美麗的台灣舞蹈😂

在這樣子水泥地板上舖個 <大人鴕鳥埋沙>式的薄墊， 完全無視對<年輕舞者> 最起碼的保護。。。 看了真是心疼肝痛的 #偶的肝怎麼長出神經的呢～

好不適合喔！

我們龍華國小的...和他們握手就說我不洗手了

你們昨天有去龍華國小（我有回答過問題🌚

你們有去四維國小🥲我還跟你們拍過照ㄟ

你們今天有去鼓山國小對不對

❤👍

日本人です。台湾のバレエ、初めて見ましたが、とても美しいです！舞台を見に行きたいです！

芭蕾舞台下可以circle pit嗎？

意外的和諧 很有創意 讚

台湾芭蕾舞团你们好！我是你们在纽约长岛的粉丝！ 最近我常常去纽约市立芭蕾舞团看他们跳乔治巴兰钦的作品，都是根据一些经典的音乐改编的舞蹈。比如，他们跳了斯特拉文斯基的小提琴协奏曲，巴赫的“音乐的奉献”，以及十二音序列的作品。我很喜欢这样风格的作品。因为很多古典芭蕾是有故事情节的，故事情节本身（比如，吉赛尔和天鹅湖的剧情）就比较侧重于恋爱和沉溺于爱情的女人，而不是冷静理智有决策能力的女人。但是如果是基于某个无标题音乐作品的改编，就可以比较自由地刻画各种各样的人物。 比如这个，我就能感觉到克拉拉的温柔，坚强，和痛苦。 我非常喜欢这个系列，可以继续发布吗？谢谢。

Enjoyed the performance! 💐🎉👏👍

👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

台灣芭蕾舞團好棒！

呆湾这些头大，腿短，身材圆的蛤蟆跳的是芭蕾吗？我看是芭乐吧。哈哈哈哈。呆湾芭乐舞团。

愛芭蕾！

跳得好美！

👍👍👍👏👏👏💐💐💐

0:18 姐姐伙食很好啊……

芭蕾舞者，不敢穿涼鞋！ 腳趾長繭，指甲脫落，拇指外翻，慘不忍睹！

學舞蹈可不可以不要一直買服裝？如果能以一套練功服踏實的練好基本功，這樣比較不會增加父母的負擔，才是真的平民化！

好看

第一次看台湾的芭蕾舞！赞！不知道是否蓝裙摆的设计太长，总之显得腿长和身材的比例美感不够！

是舞動奇蹟的小愛😍😍😍

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