Materials consist of 11 cassette tapes containing interviews, project field report and final article, photo/video logs, release forms, photograph prints, check list, and event schedules. Digital materials consist of project documents in PDF and DOC formats, 13 interview recordings in WMA, 81 JPEGs, and 6 videos in WMV, AVI, and MOV formats.
The following is a list of the recordings included in this sub-series in order of tape number:
1669. Zhang Yuan, 02/10/2009
1670. Qin Qu, 02/10/2009
1671. Marilyn M. Li, 02/16/2009
1672. Ting Nicole Landry, 02/12/2009
1673. Ben C. Seal Jr., 02/11/2009
1674. Xiaomei Seal, 02/11/2009
1675. Monika Olivier, 02/13/2009
1676. Jenny Hsia Chen, 02/14/2009
1677. Ping An, 02/15/2009
1678. Ling Yu, 02/15/2009
1679. Hsiaopo Chen, 02/15/2009
"Baton Rouge and New Orleans are the two major cities in south Louisiana where Chinese folk dancers practice and perform on a regular basis for traditional Chinese holiday celebrations and international cultural events. Three well-organized groups are the Chinese Sunshine Dance Group in Baton Rouge, the dancers of Chinese Friendship Association in Baton Rouge, and the dancers of the Academy of Chinese Studies in New Orleans."
Guiyuan Wang (王桂园). 2009. “Balance of Grace and Strength: Chinese Folk Dancing in South Louisiana.” Louisiana Folklife Program. http://www.louisianafolklife.org/LT/Articles_Essays/chinesedance.html.
Materials may be found in the following series within the Louisana Folklife Program Project Files:
XXXV. New Populations - Subseries 2. Chinese Folk Dancing in South La.
Collection is available for review at LSU Libraries Special Collections, Hill Memorial Library, Baton Rouge, La.
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