Dance Practice Skills Instruction for Rabam Matrathan: Lesson Learned from The National Artists

An Analysis of the Musical Identity of Soraphan Chanting in Ban Hong Hee

Fundamental Qualities and Essential Components of Quality Performing Artist: Perspectives of Instructors from Public and Private Educational Institutions in Thailand

The Yua Pi dance in Nora has historical and cultural significance, reflecting the traditions and beliefs of Southern Thailand’s performing arts. It is considered a sacred ritual with the purpose of inviting ancestral spirits or revered masters to participate in the ceremony. The Yua Pi dance is an essential part of the Nora ritual, particularly in lineages that have preserved and passed down the art across generations. The origins of the Yua Pi dance stem from the belief in honoring teachers and ancestors. During the performance, the spirit of a master is invited to embody the dancer, bestowing them with divine energy and enabling them to perform with grace and accuracy.

Ballet Techniques: A Practical Approach to Cultivating the Balletic Body Through Habitus Formation

Academic Article The study of composing Isan folk music melodic pattern from Kalasin College of dramatic Arts: Lai Nok Sai Bin Khom Thoong.

Music Composition: Architecture of Songkhla