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Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble — Three Performance Programs, 1963/1981

Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble — Three Performance Programs, 1963/1981

Performance Program Set
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Performance Program Set
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Selected item — one three-piece group of vintage Chinese performance programs offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

A compact archive from the Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble, anchored by a 1963 program of music and dance from Asia, Africa and Latin America and a 1981 Afro-Asian-Latin song concert. The group documents how internationalist repertoire and graphic presentation developed across nearly two decades.

  • Company: Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble
  • Dates: 1963 and 1981 stated for the principal programs
  • Format: Three printed performance-program items; the third component is not individually identified in the source title
  • Material: Printed paper ephemera
  • Dimensions: Exact dimensions are not specified
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 8.5/10
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