Vietnamese music

Vietnamese music is a system of musical works in Vietnam. This is a part of Vietnamese history and culture. Vietnamese music reflects the unique features of the people, culture, customs, geography, etc. of the country of Vietnam, stretching throughout Vietnam's history. 

Vietnamese music began with the first civilizations through archaeological discoveries about musical instruments. Through feudal dynasties, Vietnamese music has had clear developments. In addition, foreign cultures such as China, India, and Champa also influence Vietnamese music, harmonizing foreign influences with the inherent highlights of traditional music, from That creates traditional music forms of each region such as Xam singing, Bai Choi, Ca Tru, singing, Cai Luong, Don Ca Tai Tu, Hue royal court music, Quan Ho, Adoration Literature,... 

The French colonial period at the end of the 19th century especially contributed to helping Vietnamese music come into contact with the styles and perspectives of Western culture, while continuing to develop with its own characteristics. Vietnamese new music was born in the late 1930s with pre-war music and then inspired new melodies during the time the country was divided into two regimes: the Republic of Vietnam and the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Red music was born after 1945 in the North with the appearance of many famous musicians, while many new music genres such as yellow music, youth music, and folk music flourished in the South. 

After 1975, Vietnamese music began to learn many styles from around the world. After the country opened up in the late 1980s, especially when the first batch of professional artists were sent to study abroad, Vietnamese music kept up with world trends, bringing with it many styles and genres. a type that has never appeared in popular culture in general and music in particular in Vietnam. In addition, a large number of overseas artists also contribute significantly to the development of today's Vietnamese music industry. 

Vietnamese modern music includes many combined elements of Asian, European, even American and African cultures through increasing collaborations of local artists with artists from all over. in the world. Above all, Vietnamese music still retains the unique characteristics of traditional Vietnamese culture. Vietnamese music has a long history. Music appeared before writing as a means for people to express their feelings about the world around them and is also a part of community activities. 

Music in Vietnam is also used in religious activities, in daily life and in people's festivals. Since primitive times, musical instruments have appeared, including the stone harp, which is considered the oldest musical instrument of mankind. During the Bronze Age, bronze drums and other musical instruments appeared. Due to ethnic diversity, indigenous musical instruments in Vietnam are extremely rich and have a long history. This is also what makes Vietnam's music scene have many nuances. 

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