Post by account_disabled on Jan 1, 2024 7:43:57 GMT
When was the last time you watched Likay? How many years has it been? So, do you think you'd like to go back and watch Likay one more time? But do you believe it? foreigner time (Western Europeans) saw people dressed in full Likay uniforms. Then walk coolly. To promote Thai art exhibitions in important European tourist destinations such as Vienna, Austria. Especially at St. Stephen's Cathedral Square. Do you believe that The West has paid a lot of attention to the authors of the Likay series. Many people stopped to look. Many people asked to take pictures, many smiled, many laughed. Many people ask what country it comes from and what kind of outfit this is. Because when you look at it, you can tell it's a fancy dress. Or it could be a costume for a performance, but what is certain is that Westerners are interested in what kind of performance this costume is used for.
When westerners gathered around and asked questions like this Therefore, it is a golden opportunity Email Data for the organizing committee, Mr. Nat Yontrarak, a music composer. and Thai pianists A world-class performing artist, Khun Por-Wongduean Yontrarak and his two daughters, Luk Tan and Luk Chan, along with a group of performers. He informed those interested that Currently, the group is a Thai performer, but actually there is one westerner involved, Mr. Wukasz Kurzydlo, a Polish national, who serves as a percussionist. (percussionist) along with actors from the Institute of Christian Communication Relations Payap University Chiang Mai Province They are touring to show off to the world that Thailand has musical and performing arts that the world should not miss. Starting from the beginning of September until October 2019 in many European countries such as Austria, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Italy and Russia.
This performance is called Court to Common, translated beautifully as "Court to Common" in Thai. From Wiang Wang to local villagers 1(3698) This trip to perform arts in music and drama (Likay) is based on an invitation from the host country that wants to build international relations in the form of people to people (people to people) because they realize that Thailand has many composers. And there are world-class pianists, and there are also performing arts that the world is interested in. Especially performances that clearly indicate Thai identity, such as Likay, which many people say is a folk art that has amazing charm. Many people may wonder. Why is the name of the show used this time? From Wiang Wang to local villagers The answer is because in this show Khun Nat invited royal songs written by His Majesty King Buddha Lertlapalai, King Rama II, royal songs written by His Majesty King Prajadhipok, King Rama VII, and royal songs written by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, King Rama IX of the Chakri Dynasty, went to play. To show the world that the King of Thailand has a wonderful musical talent that is evident to the Thai people and the world community.
When westerners gathered around and asked questions like this Therefore, it is a golden opportunity Email Data for the organizing committee, Mr. Nat Yontrarak, a music composer. and Thai pianists A world-class performing artist, Khun Por-Wongduean Yontrarak and his two daughters, Luk Tan and Luk Chan, along with a group of performers. He informed those interested that Currently, the group is a Thai performer, but actually there is one westerner involved, Mr. Wukasz Kurzydlo, a Polish national, who serves as a percussionist. (percussionist) along with actors from the Institute of Christian Communication Relations Payap University Chiang Mai Province They are touring to show off to the world that Thailand has musical and performing arts that the world should not miss. Starting from the beginning of September until October 2019 in many European countries such as Austria, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Italy and Russia.
This performance is called Court to Common, translated beautifully as "Court to Common" in Thai. From Wiang Wang to local villagers 1(3698) This trip to perform arts in music and drama (Likay) is based on an invitation from the host country that wants to build international relations in the form of people to people (people to people) because they realize that Thailand has many composers. And there are world-class pianists, and there are also performing arts that the world is interested in. Especially performances that clearly indicate Thai identity, such as Likay, which many people say is a folk art that has amazing charm. Many people may wonder. Why is the name of the show used this time? From Wiang Wang to local villagers The answer is because in this show Khun Nat invited royal songs written by His Majesty King Buddha Lertlapalai, King Rama II, royal songs written by His Majesty King Prajadhipok, King Rama VII, and royal songs written by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, King Rama IX of the Chakri Dynasty, went to play. To show the world that the King of Thailand has a wonderful musical talent that is evident to the Thai people and the world community.