For the Muong Tu Vu people, gongs are not simply musical instruments, but the "soul", the voice of the community, reflecting all the emotions from joy to sadness in production and daily life. From the moment a child cries at birth, the gong sounds joyfully announce to the community about a new member, until the person returns to the earth, their life cycle is associated with the ups and downs of the Muong gong...
In traditional festivals, from new rice celebrations, going down to the fields to religious rituals to communicate with the gods, gongs and cymbals are a means of connecting people with the supernatural world , conveying people's thoughts and wishes.
To be proficient in playing gongs, Muong girls, in addition to studying hard and quickly grasping the rhythm, must also have a love for this unique traditional musical instrument.
Preserving and promoting the cultural values of gongs in Tu Vu is a joint effort of the local government and the community, through training courses and teachings by artisans.
Muong women in Tu Vu love to use gongs - musical instruments passed down from the passion of grandmothers and mothers to today's generations...
When the gong and cymbal beat, the heart of the player is also opened, the soul of the player blends with the gong beat and spreads far and wide like the joy resounding in a village festival...
Gongs are also the voice that reflects the range of emotions from joy and sadness in production and daily life of people...
National Assembly - Thu Quyen
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