Xam singing – a form of Vietnamese folk music – originated during the feudal era and is closely associated with the livelihoods of the visually impaired. Despite many ups and downs, these Xam melodies have become a treasured part of Vietnam’s intangible cultural heritage. Once thought too archaic to find a place in the modern world, Xam singing is now making a strong comeback, capturing the imagination of young people through innovative, creative approaches.
Choeur Tim choir, a group of young singers from France’s Versailles city, is captivating audiences with their passionate performance of Vietnamese folk music, bringing the rich musical heritage of Vietnam to life in Paris and far beyond.
Choeur Tim choir, a group of young singers from France’s Versailles city, is captivating audiences with their passionate renditions of Vietnamese folk music, bringing the rich musical heritage of Vietnam to life in Paris and far beyond.
The Berliner Philharmonie in Berlin resonated with the enchanting sounds of Vietnamese folk music, warmly received by nearly 2,500 attendees as Vietnamese and German musicians showcased traditional instruments.
Young music idol K-ICM performs in the TV music show Gala Nhac Viet- Nam Moi Binh An (Vietnamese Music Gala – Happy Lunar New Year), which has just been released on YouTube.
Artists from the Italy-Vietnam cultural bridge association have staged a Vietnamese folk music and dance performance for Italian visitors to give them a taste of a Vietnamese village festival.
Vietnamese folk music, handicrafts and traditional Ao dai (long dress) have been introduced in the Francophone Festival that took place in Yèbles commune, Seine et Marne province of France on March 23-24.
Xoan singing and Bai choi singing, two forms of Vietnamese folk music, are among 35 cultural heritages applying to be added to the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
World renowned traditional musician and composer Vo Van Anh is returning to Vietnam, her homeland, to continue implementing her Master-Apprentice programme.
