Introducing the collection of traditional musical instruments of ethnic groups

From September 23 to November 23, Khanh Hoa Provincial Museum (No. 16 Tran Phu, Nha Trang City) organized a special exhibition introducing the collection of traditional musical instruments of ethnic groups. Here, visitors have the opportunity to see musical instruments excavated from archaeological sites including Dong Son bronze drums, Khanh Son lithophones; musical instruments collected from the people including musical instruments of the Cham, Raglai, Ede people... with kanhi, ghinang drum, paranung drum, saranai trumpet, gong, cymbal, chapi, bau trumpet, t'rung... In addition, the public can also access archaeological documents and images, images of musical instruments, images of traditional festival spaces of some ethnic groups in the Central Highlands region.

Young people view Dong Son bronze drum artifacts discovered and excavated in Khanh Hoa province.

It is known that Khanh Hoa Provincial Museum currently preserves many valuable collections, including a collection of traditional musical instruments of various ethnic groups. Organizing the exhibition of this collection is considered a necessary task to contribute to introducing and promoting the historical, cultural and traditional musical values in the spiritual life of ethnic communities. Each musical instrument is a testament to the labor and creativity of the ethnic communities that are being preserved and promoted.

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