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Elegant Kunqu Opera
Updated: 2007-05-28 09:39
The 600-year old Kunqu Opera, one of the oldest operatic forms still
performed today in China, was considered the mother of many other types
of traditional opera, influencing Peking Opera among others. It is known
for its gentle and clear vocals, beautiful and refined tunes, and a
complex mix of dance-like and acrobatic performances.
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