Content design for e-learning in Malaysia: Visual and performing arts by Bujang, R., Hamidon, N.A.

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Bahasa Gerak dalam Seni Pentas by Djawanai, Stephanus

Subjects: “…Performing Arts and Creative Writing…”
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Age-inclusive outdoor play by French, Fiona

Subjects: “…790 Recreational & performing arts…”
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Approaches and training in the education of the performing arts for pre-tertiary schools in Malaysia by Johari Md Khir, R.

“…Two Arts Schools are set up in the last five year in the country by the Ministry of education for school children, 13 to 18years of age, who have an interest and talent in the visual and performing arts. The curriculum offers a dedicated development path, providing students with a new teaching and learning environment where both their artistic and academic potential are to be realized. …”
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The influence of Islamic culture and holy Quran on performing arts: relating to sacred vocal music (LAHN) by Shokouhi, M.A., Yusof, A.

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Temporary architecture as a contemporary typology for place making by Khonsari, Torange

Subjects: “…790 Recreational & performing arts…”
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Comparison on the rhetorical promotional strategies used in performing art and visual art research articles by Ab Rahim, Ina Suryani, Abd Rashid, Salleh, Yaacob, Aizan, Abd Aziz, Noor Hashima

“…Motivated by the understanding that utilization of the promotional strategy in journal article writing would benefit the Art and Design writers in publishing their work, this article investigated the use of promotional strategies in the Art and Design research articles.Putting the findings side by side, it was found that the Visual Arts articles utilized more recommended strategies in their writing compared to the Performing Arts articles. Compared to the Performing Art articles, the Visual Arts articles were found using more strategies that indicated the research gap and strategies that stated the value of their work. …”
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The legacy of the foundation of Salisbury: festival, movement and city by Frost, Christian W.

Subjects: “…790 Recreational & performing arts…”

Tertiary music students' appreciation of Western classical music and the repertoire of their instrumental study by Soo, Choy Wah, Chan, Cheong Jan

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'Lagu patriotik' (patriotic songs) of Malaysia: musical styles and their implications on patriotism by Chan, Cheong Jan, Tan, Keat Shuang

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Jazz, pressure and self esteem: the insider stories of Malaysian jazz students by Wong, Siao Ern, Chan, Cheong Jan

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Exploratory study of Jimmy Boyle's social connections, musical styles and his contribution to the music scenes of Malaysia by Lee, Sze May, Chan, Cheong Jan, Boyle, James P. S.

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Noise exposure levels and hearing loss risk among music major students by Tey, Ming Luan, Chan, Cheong Jan, Hood, Made Mantle

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Contesting heritage in the continuity of African traditional dances: an account of the jerusarema/mbende traditional dance of Zimbabwe by Mapira, Nesta Nyaradzo

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From warrior queen to the fairest of the fair: Imaginations of Malaysian women in tourist brochures by Abdul Razak, Norhanim, Ibrahim, Johan Afendi, Abd Shukor, Suryati

“…Among the key findings of this paper include the portrayal of the Kadazan Dusun women in Sabah as attractive and intimately connected to a local beauty pageant and the Malay women in Kelantan as brave, graceful and closely linked to a legendary warrior and traditional performing arts.Other depictions include women involvement in traditional music, dances, handicrafts, spiritual rites and as sellers in the local markets.From a holistic perspective, it is identified that women from different ethnic groups in Malaysia have been presented in tourism brochures over the years so as to promote ethnic and cultural tourism as their unique attributes can accentuate ethnic identities. …”
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Balancing the spiritual and physical worlds: Memory, responsibility and survival in the rituals of the Sama Dilaut (Bajau laut) in Sitangkai, Tawi-Tawi, Southern Philippines and Se... by Hussin, H.

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Art of learning and discovering science through science theater by Muniandy, Sithi Vinayakam, Khir, Roselina Johari Md

“…Not surprising, there is growing trend in adopting ideas and metaphors from science into performing arts, such as theater. Theater is widely used for communicating scientific concepts or impacts in didactic sense, gaining popularity for promoting public understanding of science among younger learners, non/semiscience literate audience at venues such as schools, public libraries, science centers, museums and advanced research facilities. …”
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INDUSTRY, SCIENCE, ARTISTRY: TOWARD A GENERIC PATTERN FOR INNOVATION AND CREATION? by Patrick Cohendet, Cohendet

“…In empirical terms, Howkins (2001), or the CITF (Creative Industries Task Force, 1998) identify some major industries where creation plays a more important role than technology: architecture, design, publishing, fashion industry, video-games, multimedia, music industry, movie and TV production and performing arts. As illustrated by recent business success stories, the design/conception phase is also playing an ever important strategic role in value creation in the innovation chain. …”
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A preliminary framework of measuring music attractiveness based on facial beauty theory by Hoo, Yong Leng, Mohd Norowi, Noris, Jantan, Azrul Hazri

“…Music is a performing art that put varieties of sound together to form a sequence of sound that people will find it interesting. …”
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Socialization of the value of 'love' (theory analysis of Erving Goffman's dramaturgy structure towards Kenduri Cinta community) by Kumalasari, Luluk Dwi

“…During the implementation, the show is held on Friday night every two weeks in each month at Taman Ismail Marzuki (TIM).It is a meeting forum in a simple stage setting, discussing (sharing) various inspiring topics (love concept) and performing art, such as poem, rhymes, short stories, songs, rebana or hadrah, and community gather.The forum is expected to bring some change and acceptable values for the audience during the show.…”
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