
Description | As a UNESCO category 2 center, ICHCAP organized the youth ICH storytelling contest with the aim to support ICH safeguarding activities of young practitioners. Youth practitioners play an essential role, as ICH relies on direct transmission among community members. Their activities and involvement will hopefully contribute to raising awareness of ICH worth protecting. The story below won the Grand Prize of the 2019 Asia-Pacific Youth ICH Storytelling Contest. --------------------------------- The Hát Bội is Vietnamese intangible traditional performing art which has taken shape, developed during Vietnam history and is still preserved. The Hát Bội is form of traditonal opera which has a 500 old year long history of development in Vietnam. It contains features close to the culture in many other countries in Asia. My name is Anh Quan, I am sophomore of The Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture in Vietnam. When I started in junior high school, I had opportunity to study and enjoy The Hát Bội. These images, stage, eyes, gestures of The Hát Bội are so excited. But I strongly impress by artists’ face. This emotion is always with me in my thoughts. When I have been a student. Immediately, I go to The Ho Chi Minh city Hát Bội Theater to learn more about this art. Hát Bội relies on the principles of symbolization and stylization. These principles prodoundly influence Hát Bội typical dance/ gesture and makeup by which Hát Bội in distinguished from other traditional performing arts. Being the essences of Hát Bội, gesture and dance are perfomrmed based on several rules of symbolization and stylization with the aim of sophisticatedly expressing the feeling and emotion of characters and other implications of plays. These artists of Hát Bội have to understand very well about principles of symbolization and stylization and when they makeup and. Makeup is definitely the outward essence Hát Bội indicate the specific and personality of every character. The articial materials for making-up a disguise includes as followings: Multi-colours-lipsitcks, powder in multi-colors, the balckening-wax or the ash-like-black powder, the zinc-powder in golden-red– a mixture of the deep-red and golden powder, powder in blue, in green, and in yellow. With many special kinds of professional tools, such as: Tooth sticks, fingernail like kinife flat which look like a spoon – flat and made of wood. I observe artists makeup , I dream that i can makeup like them. I want to pursue my dream of being one of characters of Hát Bội. With the help of Thanh Bình Artist, I have fulfilled my dream. I feel virtuosity, sophistication and passion of Thanh Binh Artist when he makeup for me. The face painting in an original feature in Hát Bội as well as in some forms of opera in Southeast Asia .The make-up in Hát Bội ( chiefly for male personages , rarely for female ones) includes three main parts : painting the complexion, drawing lines on the face and pasting false beards. There is nothing called the realistic things to identify but absolutely living - symbols in the art of the Hát Bội with its speical ways of disguiting for whole characters at all. Looking at the face makeup, the audiences can understand wether a character is good or bad, loyal or disloyal, etc. Below are some basic colour used in Hát Bội makeupnRed: Loyal, unyielding personnWhite: artful flatterernGreen: intelligent person or person with venturesome spirit or short lifenYellow: gentle and virtuous personnBlack: Furious and vigorous personnThat is the dialectics of the art of theatrical masks attained by masterly (mask makers, makeup, artist). nThe above special things may be generally get a common concept for us all to comprehend some intersted – things in many kinds of the characters and characteristics in traditional culture and art of the Hát Bội. The Hát Bội has any characters. Currently, plays of Hát Bội are mainly performed at the temple (or shrine). The young generation do not strongly like the traditional art include The Hát Bội. Few young people are passionate about traditional art, this situation make the training for young people quite so difficult. For make youth generation learn more about The Hát Bội. Over the past years, The Ho Chi Minh city Hát Bội Theater has organized program called “The school stage” to introduce The Hát Bội to pupils and students. This program around the content: history of formation and development of The Hát Bội, dance, and makeup art. Besides that, performance of historical topics, excerpts about children to raise patriotism, hope students have the opportunity to learn more about The Hát Bội. I think this working is very well for young people. That thing will make me and young people will love and have positive emotion with the traditonal stage. I hope The Ho Chi Minh city Hát Bội Theater always create other program to performance for community. To get deeply understanding about Hát Bội, warmly welcome to The Ho Chi Minh city Hát Bội Theater – Vietnam. I am so happy when I have chance to get experience and share excited valid content of The Hát Bội for every body. Vietnam also has so many traditonal arts. The Hát Bội is one of them. For protecting and delivering The Hát Bội, I think the young generation have to focus on studing intangible culture of country. I aslo contribute a little working for do that. I hope other young person will do that like me. I am going to keep my passion to learn more about traditonal of Vietnam also the other coutries over the world. Vietnam - a friendly destinaton always warmly welcome all of you, we have so many stories to talk with you. When you meet me together, I am going to “play” the Hát Bội for you. Because I really become “an actor” of The Hát Bội by my heart in my dream. | ||
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Manage No | VI00000168 | Running Time | 00:05:00 |
Country | Vietnam | ||
Videos Photographer | Year | 2019 | |
Place | File Size | 592 | |
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Vietnamese Hat Boi (Hát Bội)
Hát bội (or can go with the name “tuồng”) is a traditional performance art form in Vietnam, it has a rich historical foundation. The oldest manuscript about Hát bội can be found back in the 18th century. However, Hát bội is believed to appear earlier than that and has become a dominating theatre practice, especially in the Inner Lands/Đàng Trong (a part of South Central area and Southern Vietnam). Just like any traditional art form, the stage of Hát bội also consists of aesthetic values of the Viet people, reflecting the life, stories, and aspirations of the common Viet people. Hát bội has charmed the audience not only for its humane storyline, but also for the sophisticated visual of face-painting, costuming, choreography, staging, and symbolic gestures. In recent times, Hát bội has slowly lost its place in public perception and became more of a spiritual performance to serve communal temples instead.
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Hát Bội Opera of Bình Định
This type of art was born in the 13th century, under the Trần dynasty, with the great contributions of Mr. Đào Duy Từ and later Mr. Đào Tấn (18th century). Hát Bội Opera is popular in the Central provinces. Bình Định is considered a center for Bội singing in Vietnam. The theme of Hát Bội Opera is the relationship between king and servant, friends, husband and wife, parents and children, which has great significance in educating etiquette, praising good things, and criticizing bad habits. Hát Bội Opera performance spaces are theaters and stages decorated according to the content and themes of the play. Hát Bội is held during festivals and family or community events. Actors singing Bội are called "singing duos", gathered together in an organization with operating regulations as "singing wards" or "singing groups/troupes". The two fundamental elements of Hát Bội Opera are singing and martial arts dancing. The singing style accentuates the beats, the style carries the local intonation. When dancing martial arts, the weapons are brought into Bội singing by generations of artisans skillfully, harmoniously, with great symbolism and convention. Musical instruments include drums, trumpets, lutes, etc, in which drums are the most important instruments. The art of shaping and makeup has regulations on color, facial shaping, costumes, weapons, etc., all of which are painterly and symbolic.
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Chung Vô Diệm (played by Ngọc Giàu)-01_Hat Boi
Mô hình “đào võ” có hóa trang lên mặt, khí phách phi phàm. (Brawny “đào" motif with a proud appearance and assertive aura.)
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Tạ Nguyệt Kiểu (played by Kiều My)-07_Hat Boi
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Tạ Lôi Nhược (played by Linh Phước)-03_Hat Boi
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Tạ Lôi Nhược (played by Linh Phước)-05_Hat Boi
Mô hình tướng nhỏ - phản diện. (The villain, minor “tướng" motif.)
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Tuong (Hat Boi), introduced in this section, is a traditional Vietnamese classical drama that causes Vietnamese people to consider their past and present lives. Tuong, a kind of mask drama that combines music and dance, features distinctive makeup and costumes. It dramatizes Vietnamese folk tales or fables, and can also be based on scripts created with historical, political, social, and cultural settings. It portrays figures from various walks of life including kings, queens, generals, maids, ladies, and students, and aesthetically depicts lessons on human deeds, such as sacrifice for the greater cause, and heroic characters.
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Globalization, the age of information, and a prime era of technology where cultures and meanings collide—it is strange how we often find ourselves disorientated with it all, the local versus the global, the familiar versus the foreign. Just so, the narrative surrounding Vietnam has quite a “foreign” presence among the international audience, and even domestically to some degree. The first images people think of when it comes to Vietnam are perhaps the war, or maybe they’d focus on the cuisine and natural scenery thanks to the effort of tourism footage in more recent years. The image is either of the country’s trauma-bound identity or a paradise land of amazing landscapes. While not entirely wrong, those narratives don’t fully reflect the complexity of a Vietnam that was, is, and will be. Telling a diverse and complex Vietnamese story in an honest and caring manner is one of the goals of Cultura Fish; it’s a direct result of our very lived experiences of interacting with our peers from across the globe and within the country.
Ha, Hoang Minh Trang (English Interpreter and Translator, Cultura Fish), Vuong, Hoai Lam (Lead of Cultural Research, Cultura Fish), Luc, Pham Quynh Nhi (Project Coordinator, Cultura Fish) 2022