About Luna
Dancers trek and search in the mountain mist under the moonlight, singing soul-guiding chants while demonstrating a pure body gait of labor. This is the truest form of man.
Choreographer Bulareyaung Pagarlava and the dancers went deep into the mountains in central Taiwan, to learn how to survive in mountainous forests in the Luluna village of the Bunun tribe in Nantou County. Bulareyaung Dance Company collaborated with the Luluna Bunun Choir, and sang ancient Bunun chants, which have been listed as a Cultural Heritage in Taiwan. From daily chants to the “exploit-boasting” acts of traditional hunters, they incorporate dance arts into the Bunun culture to reflect the tradition, to reflect the contemporary, and to allow dancers to explore and return to their inner self.
The dance work summons those who have been separated from nature to enter the mountains in which the piece breathes, creating an opportunity for a dialogue between traditional and modern times.
關於《路吶》
在月光與山霧間踏尋，牽引靈魂的歌聲，展現身體的純粹勞動姿態——那是「人」最真實的樣貌。
布拉瑞揚和舞團舞者深入台灣中部山區，於南投的布農族羅娜部落學習山林生活，與「羅娜薪傳音樂團」攜手，傳唱列入台灣文化資產的布農古謠。從日常吟唱至傳統獵人「報戰功」，將布農文化結合舞蹈藝術，回應傳統，回應當代，舞者也回歸自我內心的探索。
舞作召喚與自然隔絕的觀眾，進入與舞作共呼息的群山間，產生一場傳統與現代對話的契機。
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