🎥 UCLA Fowler Festival 2026 | Himalaya: Tibetan Music, Dance & Opera 🌄✨

Añadido: 2026-05-06

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[00:02:20]songs which are performed by ordinary Tibetan farmers and nomads across the vast expense expanse of the Tibetan Buddhist Himalaya.

[00:02:30]These dance songs also constitute an immense repertoire of indigenous oral poetry.

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[00:05:38]offerings to enjoy. However, we want to take a quick pause and invite those with families. We have art making activities in the courtyard right here above as well as Tibetan dumplings and some beverages. So, choose to either stay longer here in the amphitheater or you're welcome to go in the museum.

[00:06:02]Thank you very much. We'll be starting again in within five minutes.

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[00:06:40]>> Here you go. You ready?

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[00:07:59]Okay. Okay. Now we are ready. Yeah.

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[00:09:46]And uh I wanted to thank uh professor Anna Morum for working day and night hard to prepare this wonderful meeting.

[00:09:56]Thank you Anala.

[00:09:58]And uh thank you Anala.

[00:10:04]And uh also I wanted to thank Museum for uh opening their heart to us. And uh follow Museum Sudwa. And I wanted to thank especially to my uh um my family actually we all studied in the same institute founded by his holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and um we have like three generations of artists. Sonamla the opera master and we were together at the performing art school same age and then um Nawla Tashi Tundu Lagala and Di Chunla they are younger generations and Tenol also and Tenji Noua can you step a little bit forward Noua is the only artist born in Tibet escaped when he was very young just to be a Tibetan He uh sacrificed his family, parents and country just to be uh independent uh Tibetan who can be who can practice their own religion, speak their language and express uh whatever he believes just a volunteer and Singo has done so much.

[00:11:22]We would we did it together and with the Fowler and none of this would happen without her. And I want to say also tenzen novel will be giving workshops tomorrow. There's a workshop in the school of music at the department of >> is the first uh artist at the performing arts school in 1960s right >> 61 and she's our first generation of artist and she's living in uh LA and also teaches uh Sunday school um thank you Oh my god.

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