The program "Heritage Sound" with music and choreography elaborately staged over 2 months, the program is like an artistic boat bringing the audience to the cultural identity of the three regions of North - Central - South.
The Southern region is clearly depicted with carefully designed and selected costumes and props.
Opening with the performance “Xam Thap An” - a xam song imbued with morality, praising the ten acts of gratitude from parents to teachers, friends and love for the homeland - the students made the space quiet. Although the singing voice was not as smooth as that of xam singers, the female student used the spirit of “young people who love culture” to breathe life into the rhythm to strongly spread this intangible cultural heritage to everyone.
The performance "Xam Thap An", a xam song imbued with morality, praising ten acts of kindness, opened the program.
In addition to Xam singing, the program also focuses on depicting other intangible cultural heritages such as: Bac Ninh Quan Ho folk songs; Hau Dong - the practice of worshipping the Mother Goddess of the Three Realms of the Vietnamese people; Hue Royal Court Music - a type of music performed during festivals; Central Highlands Gongs; Don Ca Tai Tu - a typical folk art form of the Southern region;...
The art of Hau Dong, a part of the Vietnamese practice of worshipping the Mother Goddesses of the Three Realms, was recreated by students in the program.
The Vietnamese belief in worshiping the Mother Goddesses of the Three Realms has been recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
Le Minh Nhat, a third-year student majoring in Multimedia Communications at Nam Can Tho University, participated in the program and shared: I participated in the performance "Co Doi Thuong Ngan", a cultural heritage recognized by Unesco. I practiced for about 2 months with my classmates. I also researched and watched many documents and videos on social networks. I myself have a passion for this type of culture, so I tried to perform a well-prepared performance. I think that with the development of digital technology today, we should preserve historical values, especially in the classroom, so that it can spread to more young people and more people.
Hue royal cup dance is full of art.
From the ancient Northern Xam voice, to the Hue royal court music, or the sweet Southern amateur music... the students created and built an art program that harmoniously interweaves traditional features and contemporary breath. "Heritage Sound" proves that national sounds not only echo in memories, but are always reborn in many new, creative and modern forms.
Offering Tray Dance, Lady of the Land Festival in Chau Doc, An Giang province.
Nguyen Quoc Khang, a student at Nam Can Tho University, the program's general director, said: The total number of participants in the program is 100 people. The idea for the program comes from seeing young people, including students, chasing after modern life, paying little attention and understanding little about Vietnam's intangible cultural heritage. Therefore, the program is a bridge to connect, promote and spread those cultural values to students and young people. If there is more opportunity, I want to have more programs to spread more strongly to students from other schools so that we can exchange more cultural features together.
The sound of gongs and drums resounded throughout the program.
As the students said, those heritages are not only honored by UNESCO, but also preserved by our people with love, with memories, with flesh and blood and pride, true to the saying of President Ho Chi Minh "Culture lights the way for the nation" and 75 years later, the late General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong once again affirmed "As long as culture exists, the nation exists".
The Final Night of the English Drama Competition “DNC SPOTLIT, Wanders in Worldlands” with many classic foreign literary works staged by students.
Not only introducing the traditional cultural heritage of Vietnam, in the context of globalization and the increasing need for international communication, recently, students of Nam Can Tho University also organized the Final Night of the English Drama Competition "DNC SPOTLIT - Wanders in Worldlands". Not just a stage performance, each performance is a "journey" through the world of fairy tales, myths and literature, where the values of classical Western literature are vividly recreated through the souls and voices of Vietnamese students. Thereby, contributing to raising students' awareness and understanding of the importance of learning foreign languages and the ability to integrate and thrive in the modern digital age.
The programs clearly demonstrate the responsibility of preserving and continuing traditional culture of today's generation through exciting creativity.
Directly participating in the creative cultural and artistic playgrounds of the students, Mr. Tran Viet Tuan, Deputy Secretary of the Can Tho City Youth Union, expressed: From the perspective of the City Youth Union and the Vietnam Youth Union of Can Tho City, I realize that these are activities that demonstrate the dynamism, creativity as well as the cultural exploration of the students. These activities are also supported and advised by the Youth Union and the Student Association of Nam Can Tho University to help the students have a good and meaningful program. I hope that in the future there will be many similar activities to spread the love for the homeland, as well as the exploration and learning about Vietnamese history and culture.
“Heritage Sound” or heritage dramatization programs are not only an artistic journey, but also the whispers of heritage and unique culture told from the perspective of the younger generation. When listening, we not only feel the beauty of hundreds and thousands of years, but also clearly see the responsibility of preserving and continuing traditional culture of today's generation.
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