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The music of Vietnam, [recorded and produced by David and Kay Parsons]

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The music of Vietnam

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[recorded and produced by David and Kay Parsons]

v. 1.1. Cung dan dat nuoc = Melody of the country. Nho'em = I miss you. Anh van hanh quan = You're marching on. Ly hoai nam = Remembering the south. Tu dai oan = Four great sorrows. Doc con xa : religious ritual music. Qua cau gio bay = Breeze over the bridge. Cahn chim bao tin vui = Bird bringing good news. Dem Tay Nguyen = Night in Tay Nguyen. Ru con nam bo = Nam bo lullaby. Que ta = My village. Ly giao duyen : folksong from southern Vietnam. Qua song = Crossing the river. Ke chuyen ngay mua = A harvesting story. Tren duong chien thang = On the road to victory. Tro ve Tay Nguyen = Coming home to Tay Nguyen. Vi mien nam = For southern people. Huong sen Dong Thap = The scent of the Dong Thap lotus --v. 1.2. Xuan que huong = The spring in my home village. Dang dan, mua dao, doc canh : medley of Buddhist percussion music. Luu thuy, kim tien, xuan phong, long ho = Running water, currency, spring wind, dragon tiger. Mua xuan den = The coming spring. Vu khuc Tay Nguyen = Dance of the Tay Nguyen highlands. Xe chi luon kim = Spinning song. Suoi dan T'rung = Stream of the T'rung. Tieng khen goi ban = Calling sounds of the khen pipe. Ngay hoi non song = The festival in the country. Chung mot niem tin = A feeling of common confidence. Loi lo : theater music. Tinh thon que = The village love. Muc ha vo nhan : beggar's song. Tinh quan dan = People and fighters unite. Trang ram = Full moon. Len ngan = Up to the mountains. Hat Chau Van = Chau Van temple music