Hue’s royal court music is called “Nha Nhac Cung Dinh” (Royal court’s refined music) in Vietnamese. It’s an old form […]

“Xam” singing is an old form of folk singing that originated from the creativity of Vietnamese peasants in around 14th […]

“Xoan” singing is so-called “Khuc Mon Dinh” (or “Hat Cua Dinh”) in Vietnamese. That form of art performance originated in […]

“Then” singing is a traditional kind of oratorio art in Vietnam. That form of art performance originated form religious activities […]

“Tuong”, also called “Boi” singing or “Luong Tuong”, is the most classical and scholarly drama of Vietnam and developed from […]

“Quan Ho” singing is a typical form of Vietnamese folk music that originated in Bac Ninh Province, Vietnam. Over 300 […]

“Cheo” is a traditional form as well as a typical representative of Vietnamese opera beside “Tuong” and “Cai Luong”. “Cheo” […]

“Chau Van” (or “van” singing) is an ancient form of art performance that is featured with religious color. It originated […]

Cai Luong is a type of performance coming from the South Vietnam and formed from the traditional music of the […]

“Ca tru” singing is an old form of singing in the North of Vietnam that originated and flourished in around […]