For the K'ho Lach community in Southern Vietnam, bronze 'ching' are symbols of reflection, protection, and cultural heritage
The article explores the cultural significance of the bronze 'ching' gongs among the K'ho Lach community in Southern Vietnam. It highlights how these instruments symbolize heritage, protection, and reflection in various aspects of daily life, rituals, and celebrations. Contributions from community members detail the history, playing techniques, and the challenges faced in preserving this traditional music amidst modern changes. The narrative emphasizes the importance of oral traditions in keeping the musical legacy alive for future generations.
Published on Monday, January 1, 2024 at 12:00 PM
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