| Tài tú Nam bô |
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| Saigon: Masters of Traditional Music |
| House of the Cultures of the World |
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| CD |
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interpreter: Ba Tu - Van Môn - Vuy Chô - Quang Dung
booklet writer: Gisa Jähnichen
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| Vuy Chô: tranh, ty bà / Ba Tu: kìm, cò, tranh / Van Môn: ghita phím lõm, kìm / Quang Dung: cò, sáo, bâu, tam, viôlông |
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Am nhac tài tú Nam bô (music of the talented) is an artistically ambitious variety of amateur music from southern Vietnam that developed in the latter half of the nineteenth century with the founding of circles of especially talented musicians. Its repertoire, which represents an essential part of the cultural identity of the south, belongs to musical traditions of Vietnam that are increasingly at risk of being forgotten. Every piece is created anew at each performance. The musicians must give an individual form to a preexisting abstraction with few fixed points. In this context it is interesting to note that the conception of composition and creativity differs from that of classical European models.
The CD was awarded the Quarterly German Record Critics' Award!
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Cô ban van
Bình bán chân
Xuân tình chân
Nam dao
Giang Nam cu’u khúc
Liêu Giang
Hô lan
Ngu dôi ai
Da cô hoài lang
Lý giao duyên
Lý Phu’óc Kiên
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