Chapters: LESSON #22 - 15 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF VIETNAM 00:00 Introduction 00:49 VIETNAM: Flag & Map 01:07 CHORDOPHONES: 01:20 Dan Bau (15) 01:43 Dan Cay Tre (14) 02:09 Dan Gao (13) 02:28 Dan Nguyet (12) 02:52 Dan Day (11) 03:16 Dan Nhi (10) 03:40 Dan Tranh (9) 04:02 Dan Ty Ba (8) 04:26 AEROPHONES: 04:40 Ken Bau (7) 05:03 Sao Truc (6) 05:29 IDIOPHONES: 05:46 Trung (5) 06:12 Klong Put (4) 06:39 Dan Da (3) 07:04 Cong Chieng (2) 07:25 MEMBRANOPHONES: 07:36 Tong Com (1)
The Vietnamese Pi Ba (Đàn Tỳ Bà) originated from China's Beiguan Pipa. After the Beiguan Pipa was introduced to Vietnam, it was improved by the Vietnamese. The Vietnamese Pi Ba uses a 7-note scale, has a high keyboard, and sounds sad and deep. The Pipa in China was improved in the 1950s, it uses a 12-note scale and has a strong, steely timbre. They are similar in shape but have gameplay and some other elements that have been changed greatly. Thank you for reading! Im from Vietnam 🇻🇳
Chapters:
LESSON #22 - 15 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF VIETNAM
00:00 Introduction
00:49 VIETNAM: Flag & Map
01:07 CHORDOPHONES:
01:20 Dan Bau (15)
01:43 Dan Cay Tre (14)
02:09 Dan Gao (13)
02:28 Dan Nguyet (12)
02:52 Dan Day (11)
03:16 Dan Nhi (10)
03:40 Dan Tranh (9)
04:02 Dan Ty Ba (8)
04:26 AEROPHONES:
04:40 Ken Bau (7)
05:03 Sao Truc (6)
05:29 IDIOPHONES:
05:46 Trung (5)
06:12 Klong Put (4)
06:39 Dan Da (3)
07:04 Cong Chieng (2)
07:25 MEMBRANOPHONES:
07:36 Tong Com (1)
Cảm ơn vì đã lm về Việt Nam
I'm from Vietnam:
- Đàn bầu
- Đàn cây tre
- Đàn gáo
- Đàn nguyệt
- Đàn đáy
- Đàn nhị
- Đàn tranh
- Đàn tỳ bà
- Kèn bầu
- Sáo trúc
- Đàn t'rung
- Đàn klongput
- Đàn đá
- Cồng chiêng
- Trống cơm
Your instruments are great.
This Dan guy was pretty prolific
@@The_Ballowhich one
vietnamese music is super
Yes.
2:31 the banjo of Asia
Thanks for watching...
Vietnamese is like chinese dan ty ba looks like the pipa
you're correct.
Hey, you should know that Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese culture is strongly affected by Chinese culture but they still have their own points
The Vietnamese Pi Ba (Đàn Tỳ Bà) originated from China's Beiguan Pipa. After the Beiguan Pipa was introduced to Vietnam, it was improved by the Vietnamese. The Vietnamese Pi Ba uses a 7-note scale, has a high keyboard, and sounds sad and deep. The Pipa in China was improved in the 1950s, it uses a 12-note scale and has a strong, steely timbre. They are similar in shape but have gameplay and some other elements that have been changed greatly. Thank you for reading! Im from Vietnam 🇻🇳
Pipa originated from Central Asia by Silk road, and it was introduced into Vietnam, Korea, and Japan from China
wietnam jest super
Thanks.
you should do one of these on ukraine, if you havent already
yes, sure. This is actually series. Ukraine is part of the lesson. Thank you.
@@learningmusichub no problem! i love your channel!
@@ashaler__ Thank you.
Danmoi
thank you so much for watching.
4:06 i was hoping they were going to play the lick
yes