Traditional Music of Vietnam

Asian Music

LAS 7396

Traditional Music of Vietnam	LAS-7396
Phong Nguyen, Chi Tam, Le-Thi Huong-Lan, Ngan Doai

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This recording presents the traditional music of Vietnam as part of Vietnamese culture, and links the past with the present by a unique concept of Diêu (mode), bridging both Art and folk music.

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Tracks:
1.LUU-THUY, BINH-BAN and KIM-TIEN – 4’36” (Stream of Water, Equal Measures and Golden Sapeke) Ensemble/Bac mode, Bac nuance.
2. HANH-VAN- 3’19” (Wandering Cloud) Solo of Dàn-Tranh/Nam mode, Hue nuance.
3. PHU-LUC-CHAN – 3’02” (Composition on a Rhythmic Prose, New Version) Duo of Dàn-Tranh and Tỳ-Bà/Bac mode, Bac nuance.
4. THON VI-DA – 3’26” (Vi-Da Village) – poem by Han Mac-Tu Poetry declamation by Ngan Doai/Nam mode, Central Vietnamese style. 5. NAM AI – 2’42” (Southern Lamentation) – Duo of Dàn-Tranh and Dàn Nguyệt/Nam mode, Ai nuance.
6. DEM BUON – 3’43” (Nostalgic Evening) – Anonymous popular poem Poetry declamation by Ngan Doai/Nam mode, Sa-Mac nuance.
7. QUA CAU GIO BAY – 1’15” (The wind on the bridge) – Duo of 16 and 17-stringed Dàn-Tranh-s/Popular theme of northern Vietnam – Inspiration of the Bac mode, Dung nuance.
8. BA-NHA TU-KY – 5’35” (Story of Ba-Nha and Tu-Ky) composed by Cao Hoai San Song of Southern tradition sung by Chi Tam. Title of the melodic theme: Luu Thuy-Truong (Stream of Water, long version) Bac mode, Bac nuance.
9. TRI-AM TUONG-NGO – 4’40” (Friendly Meeting) composed by Cao Hoai San Song of Southern tradition sung by Chi Tam. Title of melodic theme; Phu-Luc (Composition on a Rhythmic Prose)/Bac mode, Bac nuance.
10. VAN-THIEN-TUONG Lop Dung – 4’15” (The “Impressive” Session of the piece Van-Thiên-Tuong) Trio of Dàn-Tranh, Dàn Nhi et Tỳ-Bà/Nam mode, Oan nuance.
11. NGU DOI HA – 2’54” (Five Antithetical Couples, the 2nd Section) Ensemble/Bac mode, Nhac nuance.
12. NGAM-NGUI – 3’23” (Melancholy) poem by Huy-Can. Poetry declamation by Ngan Doai/Nam mode, Tao-Dàn nuance.
13. LY CHIM QUYEN – 1’20” (Song of Nightingale) – Duo of 16 and 17-stringed Dàn-Tranh-s/Popular theme of Southern Vietnam – Inspiration of the Nam mode, Ai-Oan nuance.

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