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Sheng Tang shows the pipa, a four stringed Chinese musical instrument, to students, from left: Kerisa Burns, Abigail Jandrew, Makayla Walrath, and Phoenix Schwartfigure. NORWOOD -- Sheng Tang, a …
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Sheng Tang shows the pipa, a four stringed Chinese musical instrument, to students, from left: Kerisa Burns, Abigail Jandrew, Makayla Walrath, and Phoenix Schwartfigure.
NORWOOD -- Sheng Tang, a professor from Guangzhou, China, recently shared Chinese traditions with two third grade classes at Norwood-Norfolk School.
Tang is a visiting scholar this semester at SUNY Canton.
She played the pipa, a Chinese stringed instrument, and taught a song to the students. She gave a presentation on the Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, that begins this year on Feb. 19.
