Cultural Transmission

Tibetan Dance, Drama, and Musics

The Kyitsel-ling Tibetan Children’s Education Centre plays a critical role in the cultural transmission of Tibetan dance, drama, and music. By introducing children to traditional music and dance from an early age, the school helps to ensure that these important cultural practices are passed down to future generations.

In addition to teaching children about traditional music and dance, the school also provides a broader education about Tibetan culture and history. This includes teaching students about Buddhist philosophy, which is central to Tibetan culture, as well as other cultural values, norms, and customs.

Through this education, the school is not only transmitting cultural knowledge but also promoting a deeper understanding and appreciation of Tibetan culture. By instilling a sense of pride in their cultural heritage, the school is helping to ensure that young people continue to value and preserve traditional Tibetan arts.

Furthermore, the Kyitsel-ling Tibetan Children’s Education Centre provides a structured and organized approach to teaching traditional arts and culture, which is essential for cultural transmission. By providing a formal education, the school ensures that traditional music and dance are taught in a way that is consistent and accurate, reducing the risk of cultural knowledge being lost or distorted over time.

Overall, the Kyitsel-ling Tibetan Children’s Education Centre is a vital institution for the cultural transmission of Tibetan dance, drama, and music. By educating young people about their cultural heritage, the school helps to ensure that these important traditions continue to be passed down for generations to come.