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Indigenous Symbolism through Theatre (Year 8 Oceans Assembly)

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During their second unit of study, Year 8 theatre students explored indigenous symbolism through theatre. For their summative task, the young actors and actresses were asked to collaborate and create symbolic narrative performances inspired by indigenous art pieces from the Pacific. Their performance also connected to Oceans Week at ISS, seeking to educate and inspire people of all ages and backgrounds to care for our oceans. This is the audio recording of the students' performance. Their central message: "The circle begins with us."

Indigenous Art Pieces

  • New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, Malagan Figure - original artist unknown (Denver Museum)
  • Yirrganydji, Australia, Annual Migration by Shannon Shaw (Article)

Performance Music

  1. Track 1: Ambient Ocean Music - Ocean of Silence by Brandon and Derek Fiechter (YouTube)
  2. Track 2: Tropical Music - Sea Anemones by Brandon and Derek Fiechter (YouTube)

DismISSed is an International School Suva Podcast Series.

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Title Track Info: "Fiji" by MusicbyAden

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YouTube: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ywsBURhuTGY

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/musicbyaden/fiji

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During their second unit of study, Year 8 theatre students explored indigenous symbolism through theatre. For their summative task, the young actors and actresses were asked to collaborate and create symbolic narrative performances inspired by indigenous art pieces from the Pacific. Their performance also connected to Oceans Week at ISS, seeking to educate and inspire people of all ages and backgrounds to care for our oceans. This is the audio recording of the students' performance. Their central message: "The circle begins with us."

Indigenous Art Pieces

  • New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, Malagan Figure - original artist unknown (Denver Museum)
  • Yirrganydji, Australia, Annual Migration by Shannon Shaw (Article)

Performance Music

  1. Track 1: Ambient Ocean Music - Ocean of Silence by Brandon and Derek Fiechter (YouTube)
  2. Track 2: Tropical Music - Sea Anemones by Brandon and Derek Fiechter (YouTube)

DismISSed is an International School Suva Podcast Series.

———

Title Track Info: "Fiji" by MusicbyAden

Contact the Artist:

MusicbyAden: imadenmusic@gmail.com

Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33XtTJji

Tunes: https://apple.co/2Ix10vZ

YouTube: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ywsBURhuTGY

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/musicbyaden/fiji

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