Artists at the Cheo Club in Khanh Cuong Commune, Yen Khanh District, perform the musical instruments "nguyet cam" and clappers in Cheo art
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Manage No PI00008039 Country Vietnam ICH Domain Oral traditions and representations, Performing Arts, Social practices, rituals, festive events
| Description | Chèo – Vietnamese traditional stage art in Ninh Bình province Traditionally, musicians had to use drums and small wooden sticks used to beat a small bamboo box for percussion (phách) to produce instrumental music. In modern Chèo, other traditional musical instruments are used to enrich the accompaniment including a flute, a moon – shaped lute (đàn nguyệt), a two – string violin (đàn nhị), a one – string chord (đàn bầu), three – string chord (đàn tam) and so on to depict character expressions in various situations. Any Chèo play or excerpt has to use string musical instruments of all kinds including đàn bầu, đàn tam, đàn tứ, đàn nhị (đàn nhị 1 and đàn nhị 2) simultanously and drums are indispensable. | ||
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| Photographer | Tran Dinh Huy | ||
| Place | Khanh Cuong Commune, Yen Khanh District, Ninh Bình province | File Size | 2.40MB |
| Definition | 6016x4016 | File Format | jpg |
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