S’pore joins regional bid to add Malay dance form zapin to UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list
Have anything to say about this article?
You can report: fake news, misinformation, error, more information, additional data, etc.
CommentYour comment has been sent successfuly! Thank you.
S’pore joins regional bid to add Malay dance form zapin to UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list
SINGAPORE – Singapore, Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia will be putting up a joint bid for zapin, a traditional Malay performing art with deep roots in the region, to be inscribed on UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage list. The four participating countries aim to submit their nomination to UNESCO »»»
Singapore, Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia to nominate Malay dance form for UNESCO cultural heritage list
Singapore Singapore This will be Singapore’s fourth nomination and the first time it will jointly nominate a performing art to the list. A demonstration of the traditional performing art form of zapin, which will be nominated for inscription onto the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cul»»»
Have anything to say about this article?
You can report: fake news, misinformation, error, more information, additional data, etc.
Comment