In every traditional festival such as the Katê Festival, the Ramawan Festival, or religious ceremonies at temples, the sounds of these three musical instruments resonate, connecting people with their ancestors and deities. The Ghi-nang drum, with its powerful rhythm, symbolizes strength and spirit. The Paranung drum, with its deep, resonant sound, is used to keep the tempo. And the Saranai horn, with its distinctive, melodious sound, breathes life into the festival space, creating a unique harmony.
In the context of integration and rapid changes in modern life, preserving and promoting the value of traditional Cham musical instruments has become an important task. Many elderly artisans still diligently teach the younger generation, preserving the ancient sounds through lessons and performances at festivals.
This is not just about preserving a musical heritage, but also about preserving national cultural identity, contributing to enriching Vietnam's cultural heritage in the context of integration.
Source: https://nhandan.vn/tieng-trong-tieng-ken-ke-chuyen-van-hoa-cham-post874892.html






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