Shen Yun Helps Young Singer

Sophia thought the opening scene of the show was the best.
Shen Yun Helps Young Singer
Sophia Kalantzis is a young singer. Scott Hu/The Epoch Times
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Sophia Kalantzis is a young singer.  (Scott Hu/The Epoch Times)
ADELAIDE, Australia—Sophia Kalantzis is a young singer who is appreciative of the Shen Yun performance which is playing at the Adelaide Performing Arts Centre. Shen Yun is touring the world presenting the legends and stories of ancient Chinese history in beautiful music and dance.

“I don’t know much about China. But it’s good to learn, that’s why I’m here, to learn about their background, their culture,” she said.

The city of Adelaide is known for its appreciation of fine art and culture. Talking about Shen Yun Sophia said, “It was very educational, young performers are amazing what they can do at that age. As a singer the arts is also something that I am into, and I thought the drummers were ... good as well. In different cultures you have different things.”

Sophia thought the opening scene of the show was the best.

“My favorite would have been the drumming. The one at the beginning was just truly different. It was good to see it. It is amazing. It gets you involved.”

Music has been a passion for Sophia since she was 4 years old, but she found the singing today to be unusual. She said that watching Shen Yun would help her in her singing career. “It would help me a lot. It is just different,” she said.

She also enjoyed the clothes. “The clothes are stunning, a lot of detail—very elegant.”