Neang Amari (Adjustment)

Lifetime Honors: National Heritage Fellowships: 25th Anniversary
Sophiline Cheam Shapiro and dancers from the Khmer Arts Academy.
Concert at the Music Center at Strathmore in Bethesda, Maryland, on September 24, 2009

[@vsay1]

I was able to attend, It was definitely a beautiful performance in person =)

[@lchan90a]

thank you thank you for posting this up. i think i've seen some advertisement about this show, but i never got to attend it.

[@morodokkhmer]

this is awesome, thank you so much for sharing!!

[@pinkmea]

you guys did a great job! I really miss this dance =(

[@naruto10119]

The costumes and dancers are different from the ones that were on the DVD right? It's still really good for a domestic ensemble. I think that they did the right thing for not having a sralai, it'd be terrible if the person couldn't play well.

[@simplyxme23]

It's not that the person can't play well, it's that they don't have enough people to play every instrument. Plus from what I'm thinking, since Lok Kru Nget was a former fellow it would be better suited for him to lead in Roneat then having one of his students do it.

[@sroksrehband]

this is what u called it arts

[@alohalearningcenteralc9862]

does anybody know about the meaning of Amari?

[@lilcraziaznkid]

is both charya burt and sohpiline shapiro dancing?

[@sereytep5941]

Yes, both.

[@AmokTrey]

Hmm, lyrics are very easy to understand in this performance. Maybe it has to do with there only one singer there.