The black finger on the Tinh lute in Pheo village
For a long time, Pheo village, Xuan Giao commune, Bao Thang district has maintained and developed a mass art troupe of more than 20 members, mainly women and all of them are Tay ethnic people. During the free time, weekends, holidays or evenings, the women gather at the village cultural house and share with each other Then melodies and the emotional Tinh lute sounds...Under the graceful and gentle fingers of the Tay women, each string sound on the Tinh zither resonates with the deep sound of a pure soul, of the desire for love and happiness.
The Tinh lute in Pheo village is not simply a dried gourd, a wooden stick and a silk string, but also contains the traditional cultural values of the Tay people in a peaceful and prosperous homeland. The sound of the lute is also a bridge for people to love, share, unite, compete, join hands and hearts to build a new and more beautiful life.
A normal practice session but cultural identity is still respected and preserved by members wearing traditional costumes, with hair scarves, head scarves, bracelets, silver chains, earrings...
Before the performance.
The art troupe is mostly made up of middle-aged women who have a lot of time to devote to community cultural activities. The art troupe specially invited Mr. Nong Van Sin, a craftsman who specializes in making Tinh lutes and is also proficient in ancient melodies and can create the background music for new Then melodies .
A combination of folk dance with Then melodies and the Tinh lute. In this performance, the dancers' steps move gracefully to the sound of the Tinh lute.
Cau Dan Dance - part of a special folk dance performance.
Mr. Vu Duc Hoa, Head of the Front Work Committee of Pheo village, who has spent a lot of time researching the culture of the Tay people, said that the dance "Chum dan" expresses solidarity and love.
"The Four Birds Meet", the dance represents the balance of east - west - south - north, the cycle of spring - summer - autumn - winter - Mr. Vu Duc Hoa added .
The Tinh lute is considered the soul of ancient Then melodies. In the photo: Ms. Tran Thi Ngoan, member of the Pheo village art troupe.
Every time the sound of the instrument resonates with the fingers, joy and happiness overflow, dispelling worries and sorrows. The high and low, joyful sound of the instrument, according to the concept of the Tay people in Pheo village, is also a connecting thread, a conversation between heaven and earth, the harmony of yin and yang.
Along with the đàn tính, the preservation and promotion of the good values of traditional culture in Pheo village are still being cared for and encouraged by local authorities.
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