Nhạc tài tử Nam bộ - Vietnamese folk music concert

Fri Apr 26 2024 at 07:00 pm

Mariboes gate 8, 0183 Oslo, Norway | Oslo

Melahuset
Publisher/HostMelahuset
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Kunstnerisk Virksomhet DAO-SK has the privilege to introduce the Vietnamese folk music ĐỜN CA TÀI TỬ to the audiences in Oslo as a part of the MIDI project (Minority-Identity-Diversity-Integration).
ĐỜN CA TÀI TỬ has been on the list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, UNESCO since 2013. The concert ĐỜN CA TÀI TỬ NAM BỘ is organized in the light of the Ancestral Anniversary festival of the Hùng Kings in Vietnamese culture, one of the largest ceremonies annually celebrated at the 10th day of the third lunar month.
The initiative is not only for the Vietnamese homesick audiences but also as part of an effort to preserve their native culture, demonstrating and introducing its values to future generations and their new community in Norway.
Doors open at 19:00
Concert starts at 20:00
Free entry
About Đờn ca tài tử:
A musical art with both scholarly and folk roots, Đờn ca tài tử is an indispensable part of the spiritual activity and cultural heritage of the people of southern Viet Nam. The music and songs evoke the people’s life and work on the land and rivers of the Mekong Delta region. Performed at numerous events such as festivals, death anniversary rituals and celebrations, Đờn ca tài tử is thus intimately connected with other cultural practices and customs, oral traditions, and handicrafts. The performers express their feelings by improvising, ornamenting, and varying the ‘skeletal melody’ and main rhythmic patterns of these pieces. Đờn ca tài tử is played on a variety of different instruments, including the moon-shaped lute, two-stringed fiddle, sixteen-stringed zither, pear-shaped lute, percussion, monochord, and bamboo flute. Its repertoire is based on twenty principal songs and seventy-two classical songs. The musical art is passed on through oral transmission, based on imitation, from master instrumentalists and singers to students. Musicians need to study for at least three years to learn the basic instrumental techniques and master the musical modes to express different moods and emotions. Vocal students study the traditional songs and learn to improvise subtly, using different ornamentation techniques.
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Norsk:
Kunstnerisk Virksomhet DAO-SK har gleden av å introdusere den vietnamesiske folkemusikken ĐỜN CA TÀI TỬ for publikum i Oslo. Konserten er den del av MIDI-prosjektet (Minority-Identity-Diversity-Integration). Siden 2013 har ĐỜN CA TÀI TỬ vært på UNESCOs liste over immaterielle kulturarv.
Konserten ĐỜN CA TÀI TỬ NAM BỘ arrangeres i lys av den årlige Hùng King-festivalen, som feirer forfedrene og grunnleggerne av Vietnam, og som finner sted på den tiende dagen i den tredje månemåneden. Konserten er ikke bare for et vietnamesisk publikum med hjemlengsel, men er også ment som et bidrag til å bevare deres opprinnelige kultur, introdusere denne til yngre generasjoner og nye publikummere.
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Mariboes gate 8, 0183 Oslo, Norway, Mariboes gate 8, 0183 Oslo, Norge,Oslo, Norway

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