Musician of Traditional Music – Van Vi Cai luong is known as the traditional arts of singing and performing. The harmonious combination between the music band and the singers gives extremely good performance, and in some cases, the music band guides the singers to move along with the music and sing. Therefore, the singers seldom sing well without the accompanying music. Music not only gives the singers inspiration to feel like singing but also...
HÀNH TRÌNH BẢN VỌNG CỔ Vọng cổ là một thể điệu cổ nhạc mang tính chất đặc thù, không pha không mượn của dân tộc Việt Nam. Đối với dân miền Nam, vọng cổ được coi như tiếng nói, như hơi thở. Bản vọng cổ đã từ thôn quê chinh phục được thành thị, để rồi từ thành thị tỏa rộng các thôn quê. Sự ra đời của bản vọng cổ vốn là tiết trinh của lòng hiếu thảo,...
Music professor Tran Quang Hai has returned to Viet Nam to attend the International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM) and to hand over his entire collection of research on traditional Vietnamese music to the Viet Nam Institute for Musicology. He talks with Do Minh. Hai was born in 1944, to a family of five generations of musicians. He studied at the National Conservatory of Music in HCM City before going to France in 1961. Since 1966, he has performed in 70 countries and taken part in more than...
Last updated: 17:21 - July 9, 2010 RoK helps make Hue’s traditional music instruments Sets of bien khanh (gongs) and bien chung (brass bells) The Republic of Korea (RoK) will help the Hue Imperial Relics Preservation Centre (HIRPC) produce percussion instruments for nha nhac (Royal Court Music) because local people no longer know the techniques to make and play them....
TRAN QUANG HAI Tran Quang Hai was born on 13 May 1944 in Vietnam. He is a talented and renowned musician. He comes from a family of five generations of musicians. He studied at the National Conservatory of Music in Saigon before coming to France in 1961 where he studied the theory and practice of Oriental music with his father, Prof.Dr. Trân Van Khê at the Center of Studies for Oriental Music in Paris. For several years, he also attended seminars on ethnomusicology at the School of High Studies for Social Sciences (he got the MA and...
UNESCO vanity, starting to sound like a broken record Last update 03:11, Wednesday, 28/04/2010 (GMT+7) ,
Writer Nguyen Ngoc. VietNamNet Bridge – After rumors and true information about UNESCO’s recognition or rejection of Vietnamese cultural and natural heritages, the authorities have officially confirmed that the Thang Long royal citadel and Giong Saint festival are on the waiting list. In the future, the Dong Van rock plateau,...DER Documentary The Song of Harmonics preview of this film coming soon by Hugo Zemp color, 38 min, 1990