33 students were awarded certificates of completion of the folk song talent class.
On August 1, the folk song teaching course at the provincial Traditional Arts Center ended with an art performance by 33 selected talented students.
Attending the closing ceremony were comrade Quach Thi Cuong - Deputy Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism; leaders of the Provincial Traditional Arts Center.
The organizationFolk singing talent teaching classTo guide and teach gifted students of middle and high school age to grasp basic melodies; to search for, orient training, foster talents, create a source of actors for professional art units and an artistic nucleus for local movements.
During 12 days, under the dedicated guidance of experienced and enthusiastic artists and lecturers, the students were exposed to a systematic and lively system of rich melodies of Nghe Tinh folk songs: from ancient melodies such asSongs of Truong Luu fabric guild, Songs of Lam river ferry, Giam ve, Road singing, Boat singing, River singing...to adapted tunes likeHat Quyen, Tu Hoa, Xam Thap Anand works with new lyrics, of high artistic and educational value.
The highlight of this year's class is the gathering of 33 students, most of whom are high school students from many localities in the province.
Besides the participation of some gifted primary and secondary school students with deep passion for Vi and Giam folk songs, high school students are at an age where they have formed a foundation of awareness and have a clear artistic orientation, contributing significantly to improving the quality of the class.
The art program reported at the closing ceremony left a deep impression. The students confidently performed acts with high technical and emotional requirements, such as the duet:"The poor sing teasing", a work that brings together many difficult melodies. Along with that, the performance: “"Illuminating human life"Elaborately staged, vividly recreating the production labor scene inspired by the Hung Hoa mat weaving village on the Lam River dike.
This is not only the result of days of hard study but also a true testament to the ability to receive, create and spread folk songs among the young generation.
Speaking at the Closing Ceremony, musician Tran Quoc Chung - Director of the Provincial Traditional Arts Center emphasized: The success of this year's course is the result of close coordination between the Department of Culture and the Department of Education; the silent, persistent efforts of the team of artist lecturers; the close attention and active support from parents; and especially the learning efforts of the children themselves - the green shoots on the land of Vi and Giam, rich in tradition.
