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Kampuchea Chef KENOREI(របាំកន្នរី ឬកន្នរ)OR ROBAM KENOR CLASSICAL DANCE OF KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA Monday, September 23, 2024
KENOREI(របាំកន្នរី ឬកន្នរ)OR ROBAM KENOR CLASSICAL DANCE OF KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA 🇰🇭
Kenorei or Robam Kenor is one of Cambodian(Khmer) traditional dance depicting a group of charity a half-human, half-bird creatures dance in the Lotus pond, which is often performed at the Royal ballet of Cambodia.
1. Etymology
The word robam Khmer language is called the traditional dance. One of the earliest recordings of Khmer dance: robam / slaves in Cambodia since the 6th century, where performances were used as a funeral rite for kings. During the Angkor period, dance was ritually performed at temples. Kenorei is derived from the Sanskrit Kinnari for a female half-human, half-bird creatures were thought to dwell in the Himalayas. Although kenor Kenora or is derived from kinnara to men or of this creature.
2. History
The oldest image of kinnara in Cambodia is seen in the 6th century temples of Sambor prey Kuk is now a world heritage site by UNESCO. In the period of Angkorian , kinnara and kinnari often depicted on Angkorian temples with a different appearance. In Angkor Wat, there are also a few images of these men and women are half man and half bird creature dancing. Kenors also often seen carved in support figurines for the columns of the post-Angkor architecture. In 1906, dancers Kenorei conducted in Europe for the first time at the colonial exposition in Marseilles during the reign of king Sisowat. During the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia 1975-1979, the dance has almost disappeared and appeared again in the 2000-ies under the leadership of Prince Norodom Bupphadevi, the first master of the Royal ballet of Cambodia.
3. Characters and costumes
The main and only characters to play Robam Kenorei group of these women half-human, half-bird creatures known as Kenorei. Characters Kenorei is distinct costumes compared to other characters of the Royal ballet of Cambodia. Suits of this character illustrates the bird being composed of the tail and wings as decoration. Costumes Kenoreis colorful and different, which is a dance drama that accompany them. Kenorei is mokot ksatrei, single-spire crown kbang front crown. Ears decorated with flora the flower and lbak pkar on both sides, earrings, and trajeak Chor ears jewelry. Kenorei not to wear sbai scarf-how to wear clothes in Cambodia and only wears soft long-sleeved silk shirt. An embroidered collar is known as a srang KOR worn around the neck and over the shirt. Connecting with srang cor is a sort of epaulette that arches up on the shoulder, but unlike inthanu wore most of the male characters. Character Kenorei is Golden Bras on the breast, unlike any of the roles the Royal ballet of Cambodia. Feature a pronounced x-like strap around the body worn on the body with embroidered ornaments in the middle. Characters Kenorei not to wear any sarabap sampot Chang kben like other characters, instead of them wearing knee-length pants, clearly demonstrating a wide and embroidered hem around the knees, representing the legs of a bird. A pair of colorfully embroidered bird wings-like clothing worn from the waist front to back. Below these wing-like pieces of cloth tail of a bird-like colorfully embroidered piece is worn like a bird on the back. These wing and tail-like pieces of fabric is another piece of the silk covering the back side of the pants. In the middle of the wing-like pieces of the belt buckle connecting with robang MUK, designed exclusively for the symbol placement down. Like the other characters, decorations for this Kenorei includes various types of ankle and wrists bracelets and bangles with many styles.
4. Performance
Robam Kenorei conducted in the group of women-half man, half bird creatures dancing in a Lotus pond. In other dance drama the Royal ballet of Cambodia, Kenorei to dance in these dance dramas as an extra dance. For example, kenorei dance together in the dance drama Waddhana Neang Devi in the scene where Princess Waddhana Devi lost consciousness and Kenoreis woke her up. Another dance drama, known as Preah Anoruth-Nyong USA, Kenoreis to play a significant role in this dance drama, where Anoruth Aniruddha and his companions fell in love with a group of five Kenoreis and lured them.
5. Cultural Symbol
Kenorei are considered symbols of beauty and are skilled dancers. Cambodian authors often compare beautiful lady Kenorei. In Kenorei is a character archetype in the repertoire of the Royal ballet of Cambodia, appearing as mischievous groups that have a strong temptation.
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