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Apart from the beautiful sounds created by the Đàn Tranh, the interesting designs and the appeal it holds captures the fancy even of the non-musicians. Foreigners or anybody who appreciates the exceptional qualities of the instrument uses it as ...
Looks like Vietnam’s rock fans has a new reason to celebrate. One of the most popular bands that rocked the country’s stages, Buc Tuong, has just told the public that they had reunited. The announcement was made on a press conference held o
Nhã Nhạc, meaning “elegant music”, refers to a broad range of musical and dance styles performed at the Vietnamese royal court from the fifteenth to the mid-twentieth century. Nha Nhac was generally featured at the opening and closing of ...
Cai Luong: a Traditional Vietnamese Musical Performance Art
Published: 05/28/2010 in Music
Characterized by a mix of a mix of Tuồng, southern Vietnamese folk music, Asian popular theatre and French comedy, Cải Lương is most often categorized as “reformed theater” or “renovated theater”. Its origin dates back from the 20th century
Vietnamese music absorbs my soul
Published: 07/20/2010 by VietNamNetBridge in Music, News
Lee Kirby told Tuoi Tre newspaper that he is infatuated with Vietnamese music and he knows many Vietnamese songs by heart.
Hat Tuong: a Traditional Vietnamese Musical Performance Art
Published: 05/28/2010 in Music
Also called Hát Bội in Southern Vietnam, Hát Tuồng (or simply Tuồng) is a national classical theater in dramatic art form reflecting the country’s rich and unique culture. Being one of the oldest in the country, the art has existed since the lat
Where is the real Quan Ho?
Published: 08/28/2010 by VietNamNetBridge in Music, News
The current Lim Festival is very bustling, attracting thousands of visitors. Quan ho is sung everywhere from houses to boats. People, including cultural experts, are optimistic about the development of Quan ho.
Hanoi lures tourists by cheo
Published: 06/28/2010 by VietNamNetBridge in Music, News
Besides water puppetry, tourists to Hanoi can enjoy traditional cheo (traditional operetta) extracts, quan ho (love duets) and chau van.
Hat Cheo: a Traditional Vietnamese Musical Performance Art
Published: 05/28/2010 in Music
Traditionally performed by peasants inhabiting the Red River Delta villages during festivals and holidays, Hát Chèo is a distinct theatrical art with clearly defined characterization and plot. Ancient Vietnamese traditions of storytelling and folk ..
Believed to be as old as Vietnams’ early dynastic era, an extraordinary musical instrument exists through time holding with it centuries of beautiful music incorporated into lifelong histories of lives of the Vietnamese people.