The Epic Spectacle "The Angkor Dynasty"

Release time:2022/03/30 85 browse

Angkor Wat, also known as Angkor Temple, is located in Cambodia and is regarded as a national treasure of Cambodia. It is the largest temple in the world and one of the earliest examples of Khmer architecture. Under the direct leadership of team leader Zhou Xiaoheng, the jazz sound team communicated multiple times with the design team and discussed extensively with music producer Liu Sha. They integrated the storyline and the actual conditions of the theater, ultimately deciding on a 7.1 channel sound system. Using Cubase and Waves software, they independently processed each audio track. Additionally, the LTC digital encoding we developed allows for synchronized execution of sound, lighting, video, and stage effects. The stage production of the situational drama "The Angkor Dynasty" is incredibly realistic and detailed, featuring a genuine scene of torrential rain on stage, creating a true audiovisual feast for the audience through the integration of sound, light, and electricity.

Angkor Wat, also known as Angkor Temple, is located in Cambodia and is regarded as a national treasure of the country. It is the largest temple in the world and also one of the earliest examples of Khmer architecture. The original name of Angkor Wat was Vrah Vishnulok, meaning "Temple of Vishnu," and it is referred to in ancient Chinese Buddhist texts as "Sangxiang Foshé."

he awe-inspiring ancient complex is even larger than the pyramids!

A travel destination that you want to visit again, where tickets can be purchased as a 7-day pass.

Just look at these tree roots; I wonder how many years it took for them to grow like this?

It is said that every stone here was dragged from thousands of kilometers away by elephants!

Astonishing! Truly astonishing!

In the 12th century, King Suryavarman II of the Khmer Empire aimed to build a grand stone temple on flat land as the capital and state temple of the Khmer Empire. Thus, he mobilized the entire nation and spent about 35 years on its construction. It is the best-preserved building among the Angkor monuments, renowned for its magnificent architecture and intricate carvings.

In 1992, UNESCO listed the Angkor monuments as a World Cultural Heritage site. Since then, Angkor Wat has become the centerpiece of the Angkor monuments and a stunning tourism icon for Cambodia.

In Siem Reap, Cambodia (approximately 5 kilometers from Angkor Wat), the Angkor Grand Theater underwent nearly two years of careful planning, design, and construction. Covering an area of 6,000 square meters, it can accommodate over 1,200 spectators at the same time, making it the most comprehensive and advanced performance theater in Cambodia and even Southeast Asia, meeting international professional standards. This grand theater is a tourism and cultural complex centered around theatrical performances, enhancing the urban image of Siem Reap and representing a new landmark tourism project in Cambodia.

Belt and Road Cultural Tourism Project

The large-scale situational stage performance "The Angkor Dynasty" is considered an artistic masterpiece of cultural exchange and cooperation between China and Cambodia. It is the first "Belt and Road" cultural performance project to be launched overseas from China. "The Angkor Dynasty" is collaboratively created by the Deyang Acrobatic Troupe Co., Ltd. in Sichuan Province and Jiaheng International (Cambodia) Cultural Tourism Investment Co., Ltd., led by Zhou Xiaoheng, the head of the Deyang Acrobatic Troupe, with a total investment of approximately 200 million RMB, creating an international cultural feast together!

A powerful cast and crew

The production brings together the creative inspirations of numerous artists from China and Cambodia, including those in literature, acrobatics, dance, music, stage design, costumes, and stage technology. Utilizing modern high-tech methods and exquisite artistic expression, it presents the audience with an audiovisual feast through the clever combination of acrobatics, dance, and animal circus performances. It depicts the natural beauty of the tropical rainforest during the Angkor period, the great maternal love nurtured by Tonle Sap Lake, the heroic and tragic aspects of neighboring wars, and the hardworking wisdom of people rebuilding their homes. Throughout the creative process, the continuous exchange and collision of Chinese and Cambodian cultures greatly enhanced the artistic appeal of the stage play.

Under the direct guidance of team leader Zhou Xiaoheng, the jazz sound team communicated multiple times with the design team and discussed extensively with music producer Liu Sha. They combined the storyline with the actual conditions of the theater, ultimately deciding on a 7.1 channel sound system. Using Cubase and Waves software, they independently processed each audio track. Additionally, the LTC digital coding we developed allows for synchronized execution of sound, lighting, video, and stage effects. The stage design of the "Angkor Dynasty" scenario is incredibly realistic and detailed, featuring a genuine scene of torrential rain on stage, creating a true audiovisual feast for the audience through the integration of sound, light, and electricity.

The stage production is extremely extravagant!

Team leader Zhou Xiaoheng has very high standards!

The speakers are cleverly integrated with the stage design

The Jazz Sound Team has extensive design and implementation experience in cultural tourism projects. Some of their classic cases include:

Beijing National Stadium "2018 Dream Building. National Stadium" Light and Shadow Show;

Xi'an "The Song of Everlasting Regret" Live Performance;

Xi'an "12.12 Xi'an Incident" Live Performance;

Tibet "Jiangzi Imprint" Live Performance;

Tibet "Jokhang Temple" Religious Culture Show;

Chengde "Manchu Embroidery" Live Performance;

Jiangsu "Legend of Tianhai" Light and Shadow Show;

Heilongjiang "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy" Live Performance.

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