Opening of Vietnam Folk Art Festival

(CLO) On the evening of November 22, in the atmosphere of celebrating Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day (November 23) and the 10th anniversary of Nghe Tinh Vi and Giam folk songs being recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, the traditional folk art festival "Vietnam - Heritage Colors" officially opened in Nghe An.

The event, organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in coordination with the People's Committee of Nghe An province and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, gathered 11 mass art troupes from all over the country, bringing nearly 40 unique performances.

The performances revolve around themes praising the Party, Uncle Ho; love for the homeland and country; natural beauty; folk cultural values ​​and typical examples in work and life.

The quintessence of folk heritage converges

The Ninh Binh Provincial Cultural Center's Mass Art Troupe participated in the festival with the performance Singing about Ninh Binh's mountains and rivers.

Typical Vietnamese art forms are performed in many diverse genres, such as: traditional musical instruments, folk dance, Xam, Ca Tru, Hat Van, Quan Ho, Hat Xoan, Vi Giam, Bai Choi, Ca Hue, Tay Nguyen gongs, Don Ca Tai Tu. The highlight of the event is the performances of traditional costumes of Vietnamese ethnic groups and Ao Dai through historical periods.

The organizers encourage troupes to stage elaborate performances, combining contemporary folk elements with modern stage effects, such as music, choreography, and visual illustrations.

This is an opportunity for artisans and artists to exchange experiences, thereby contributing to preserving and promoting the value of folk art forms.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr. Bui Ky Da, Deputy Director of the Vietnam Culture and Arts Exhibition Center, emphasized that the Festival is not only an opportunity to honor folk culture but also creates conditions for artisans and actors to meet and share experiences. Through that, we continue to preserve and develop traditional artistic values ​​in the community of Vietnamese ethnic groups.

Honoring Vietnamese heritage - a bridge for sustainable development

The folk performance of Bai Choi with the participation of artists and actors from the Mass Art Troupe of Quang Nam Provincial Cultural Center.

Vietnam, with 9 natural heritages and 15 intangible cultural heritages recognized by UNESCO, is a country that has made important contributions to the diversity of world heritage.

Protecting and promoting cultural heritage is not only a responsibility, but also a source of inspiration for creativity, contributing to promoting peace and sustainable development.

At the opening night, 6 mass art troupes from Dien Bien, Ninh Binh, Quang Ninh, Thua Thien Hue, Bac Lieu and Quang Nam provinces brought special performances, leaving a deep impression on the audience.

The traditional folk art festival “Vietnam - Heritage Colors” will take place until November 26, ending with an awards ceremony to honor the best performances.

Kieu Anh

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/khai-mac-lien-hoan-nghe-thuat-dan-gian-viet-nam--nhung-sac-mau-di-san-post322517.html