Research Catalog

Phag Cham.

Title
  1. Phag Cham. Peling Champa Meeting [electronic resource].
Published by
  1. 2007.

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Details

Additional authors
  1. Core of Culture (Organization)
  2. Core of Culture. dnr
Description
  1. 1 digital video file (16 min.): digital, stereo., H.264 file.
Summary
  1. Meeting of five different groups from the Peling tradition at the palace consecrated to the remains of Pema Lingpa. This was a special demonstration performance of Cham Chen in front of the other Peling Champa groups by one of the only monks to know the steps for this dance in the country.
Uniform title
  1. Bhutan Dance Project, Core of Culture.
Alternative title
  1. Dance of the Boar. Peling Champa Meeting
Subject
  1. Mask dances > Bhutan
  2. Ritual and ceremonial dancing > Bhutan
  3. Video
  4. Filmed performances
  5. Filmed dance
  6. Rites and ceremonies > Bhutan
  7. Folk dancing > Bhutan
  8. Festivals > Bhutan
  9. Trongsa (Bhutan : District)
  10. Dzongs > Bhutan > Trongsa (District)
  11. Dance > Bhutan
  12. Dance > Religious aspects > Buddhism
  13. Masks > Bhutan
Genre/Form
  1. Dance.
  2. Filmed dance.
  3. Filmed performances.
  4. Video.
Call number
  1. *MGZIDF 1015
Note
  1. This was the first time that a general meeting of the various groups belonging to a single tradition had ever been held in Bhutan. Held at the request of Core of Culture Dance Preservation, the Meeting took place at Yungdrung Choeling Dzong - the seat of the mummified remains of Pema Lingpa himself - and hence a very auspicious venue.
  2. Programme for the Peling Champa Meeting: Yungdrung Choeling Dzong, Third Day (May 21, 2007): Phag Cham ; Peling Ging Chen by the lay dancers of Dramitse, Mongar ; Phag Cham by a lay dancer from Yungdrung Choeling.
  3. Several Days later - because of the auspicious nature of the occasion and because many of the local people also wanted to attend some of the dancers occurring - Ashi Kelsang (the keeper of the Dzong) organised another day s of dancing, even though some of the participating groups had already returned, to which all the local people were invited. Sadly, because of needing to interact with guests during the three days the normal Ore of Culture policy of two-camera shooting was not able to be fulfilled - so many of these dancers were only shot by one camera, or, in some cases, not recorded at all.
Access (note)
  1. Open.
Event (note)
  1. Videotaped in performance at the Yungdrung Choeling Dzong, in Trongsa, Bhutan (lower balcony looking along the diagonal sinister), on May 21, 2007.
Source (note)
  1. Core of Culture.
Title
  1. Phag Cham. Peling Champa Meeting [electronic resource].
Imprint
  1. 2007.
Country of producing entity
  1. Bhutan.
Series
  1. Bhutan Dance Project, Core of Culture.
Access
  1. Open.
Performer
  1. Performed by a lay dancer from Yungdrung Choeling.
Event
  1. Videotaped in performance at the Yungdrung Choeling Dzong, in Trongsa, Bhutan (lower balcony looking along the diagonal sinister), on May 21, 2007.
Source
  1. Gift; Core of Culture. NN-PD
Connect to:
  1. NYPL Digital Collections
Local subject
  1. Ritual and ceremonial dancing -- Bhutan.
  2. Mask dances -- Bhutan.
Added author
  1. Core of Culture (Organization)
  2. Core of Culture. Donor
Research call number
  1. *MGZIDF 1015
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