Hò khoan Lệ Thuỷ (Le Thuy Chanty), also called Hò khoan Quảng Bình (Quang Binh Chanty)...

Chamber music originated from royal music at the beginning of the 19th century in the Nguyen Dynasty.

Gheo singing is a kind of Vietnamese traditional loving singing...

Hat phuong vai (Fabric guild music) referred to a special kind of “Singing by repartees...

Hat Dum (Dum singing) is a genre of sing that simultaneously exchange between several people...

On November 7, 2003, UNESCO bestowed world heritage status on 28 relics of nations as masterpieces of oral and intangible heritage of humanity.

Hò cửa đình (communal house singing) was a kind of singing closely attaching to folklore ceremonies and traditional festivals of villages, played by a team, getting strongly strain that approximate to Hò lao động (Working singing).

Cheo Tau, include Hat Trinh (Descriptive Singing), Hat Dang Huong (Incense Offering), Hat Dang Ruou (Wine Offering), and some other local songs and melodies, still indispensable to cultural life in Vietnam.

  This special folk song takes its source from playing card groups that perform in the spring.

The Ba Trao, or Ban Cheo Dua Ong, is a festival of folk dancing and singing which is very popular among the people living in the coastal area.