UPSI News April 2018
UPSI News April 2018
UPSI News April 2018
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ResTar’ 18:<br />
The climax for<br />
DID students<br />
<strong>UPSI</strong>, 25 February - A total of 22 final year<br />
students from the Diploma in Dance programme,<br />
the Faculty of Music and Performance Arts show<br />
their respective talents during the Final Dance<br />
Recital <strong>2018</strong> (ResTar ’18) which was held at the<br />
Panggung Budaya.<br />
The programme, which lasted from the 24th<br />
to the 25th of February features four different<br />
genres of dance; Classical, Traditional Malay,<br />
Folk and Contemporary.<br />
According to the programme director,<br />
Muhammad Zul Adha Mohd Nazri, ResTar’ 18 is<br />
a final year project designed to educate students<br />
to planning knowledge, supervising, managing<br />
and producing skills, as well as the dance<br />
principles required to pull off in a show.<br />
“It was held to enable lecturers to evaluate<br />
courses that was learned throughout a two<br />
whole year period of study which includes,<br />
cognitive domain skills, psychomotor, affectives<br />
and soft skills in a production organization<br />
that spans from pre-production, the actual<br />
production itself and post production,”<br />
“I also serves as an opportunity to final year<br />
students to craft a production that encompasses<br />
the knowledge attained throughout their<br />
studying period which incidentally serves as<br />
a prerequisite for students to pass in order to<br />
graduate,’ he further remarked.<br />
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Photo by Zaharul Lailiddin Saidon<br />
Photo by Zaharul Lailiddin Saidon<br />
Photo by Zaharul Lailiddin Saidon<br />
Photo by Zaharul Lailiddin Saidon<br />
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