我每天都在吉打的和檳城一大堆默諾拉樂器川行,頭很暈。
萬迪住在浮羅池滑的緬甸暹羅村九十二年了,他的家是門牌
早上,萬迪圍著一條暗紫色格子沙龍就走出來,甘榜老爺樣
跟我說著故事的占迪之孫Boon說:「占迪的精神會一代
Be like Wan Dee.
10 Apr 2016
*住在馬來西亞的暹羅人跟臺灣人用福建話溝通,好啦,其
These days , i blur blur in kinds of traditional instruments of troupe menora in Kedah and Penang.
Wan Dee, who stay in Burmah Siam Village of Pulau Tikus for 92 years, house number 248-8, which looks like other 1 floor timber-made house nearby. Wan Dee looks quite different with the photo of The Living Heritage Rewards in Penang. I read his story before and suddenly saw him as a Star.
In the morning, Wan Dee wear a purple colour-checked sarong, typical uncle style I like. He stand in front of Ra Nak, and play for a while, peacefully.
In interview of China Press, it mentioned Wan Dee learn in Siam Wat behind his house, where tomb of his family members. He was born in Pinang and learn menora performance from his father Chan Dee. When entry his home , we can see Buddha shrine in the centre, and left small house shrine belongs to Chan Dee, the memory of him. Tok Chan Dee's photo, the Kecopong he wear during performing, two masks of joker(male and female), they pray it everyday. Chan Dee moves from Songkhla to Alor Setar and finally Pulau Tikus of Pulau Pinang. ( The Straights Times said he from Bangkok ?!) Nowadays, Queen Victoria will be angry and yelling at that, " the land I bestow to these Siamese for homeland and temple usage. "
Uncle Boon, the grandson of Chan Dee, said the spirit will pass generation by generation. Sounds cliche but it's totally true. Wan Dee pass his knowledge of Menora to the troupe in Butterworth even his descendent didn't learn. Boon can't write Siam language but I guess Wan Dee can.
Be like Wan Dee.
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