Dancing? Boy! What an experience!

"Friends of Taiwan" was celebrating 2006 Thanksgiving on November 4,
at the Culture Center at City of El Monte.
There were enough musical programs already and the host was seriously
asking for our Hakka Dance...well, here are "Dancing Girls"...

Invited to perform for NATEASC on 11/11/2006

Sam Gup Shui Studio was invited to the annual conference of NATEASC on 11.11.2006 at San Gabriel Hilton Hotel.
The musical play is about the Story of Taiwan Hakka...
We use each song to describe each period of time.

Mini Concert for Director Lee ( 7/10/2007 )

Former Director of Council for Hakka Affairs, Mr. Lee Y.D. lead his staff
visiting US during July, 2007. We had arranged one mini concert for him
at Arcadia, CA.

2007/10/28 Trumpet Musical Play

10/28/2007, at Los Angeles Taiwan Center, Hakka Toastmaster
Meeting invited Master Huang Ming-Yuan to have his Mini Concert.
Master Huang prepared this program, and worked with josephine for
the introduction. Piano accompanist is Lynn Huang.
A memorable one...please enjoy these pictures...

2008 228-61 Commemorative Concert

We have added something new for this Concert!
Christine Cheng and her team enhanced this evening with remarkable
sign dance. Respectful Rev. Thomas Chen continuously gave us his
testimonial speech and lead all audience do the Prayer. Again, we were
brave to have this Concert during the weekdays evening. We believe
228 Commemorative Concert is supposed to be on 2/28.
her sign dance team his 228-61 Commemorative Concert

Behind the Scene of 228-60 Concert

There were several 228 events were set on either the weekend

before or after. We were hesitating whether we should keep this

Concert on the Wednesday evening. But, apparently, our volunteers

and the audience were very supportive. We have won the crowd

again together!

2007 "228-60" Commemorative Concert

This is the first Taiwan Hakka Concert featureing 228. We have our own composition -
"The Spiritual Day of Taiwan" premiere show in this event. The trumpet musician
Master Huang Ming-Yuan and the "Half-Step Chorus" are marvelous and have great

• performance for this particular concert.