NHẠC TRUYỀN THỐNG VIỆT NAM

A. TÀI LIỆU VỀ NHẠC TRUYỀN THỐNG

B. NỐI KẾT VỚI CÁC TRANG MẠNG HỮU ÍCH

Tieng Hat Que Huong was founded in 1981 by Pham Thuy Hoan, a professor from the Vietnamese National Conservatory in Saigon. Starting from primary school Trieu Thi Trinh Dist. 10 in Saigon, Tieng Hat Que Huong's mission is to preserve, develop and promote Vietnamese Traditional Music for people who love traditional music and also building a bridge between the old and the new artists.

Originally founded as the Association for Research in Vietnamese Music in 1989, later renamed the International Association for Research in Vietnamese Music, the Institute for Vietnamese Music is dedicated to the preservation of, research into, and performance and teaching of traditional Vietnamese music, including solo, chamber, religious, theatrical, and minority types of music extant in Vietnam today. The Institute facilitates communication among scholars and musicians interested in Vietnamese music and offers printed material and recordings that further these goals. Scholars and musicians associated with the Institute offer concerts, lectures, and other forums that aid in realizing the Institute's aims.

Together with the tendency of expansion and the connection with globalized information, late 2002, Vietnamese Institute for Musicology had its own website opened (http://vn-style.com/vim) to bring itself and Vietnamese traditional music culture to international friends. The Institute has uploaded to the Internet all activities, collection and research achievements and technical products about Vietnamese traditional music of the Institute and those of other domestic music activities. Through Internet, the Institute has also met various needs of foreign friends in studying Vietnam music.

Hoà cùng xu hướng mở rộng kết nối thông tin toàn cầu hóa, cuối nǎm 2001, Viện Âm nhạc đã mở một Website riêng (http://vn-style.com/vim) đưa Viện Âm nhạc và nền vǎn hóa âm nhạc truyền thống Việt Nam đến với bạn bè quốc tế. Viện Âm nhạc đã thông tin lên mạng internet mọi hoạt động, những thành tựu sưu tầm, nghiên cứu và các sản phẩm công nghệ về âm nhạc truyền thống Việt Nam của Viện đồng thời với nhiều tin hoạt động âm nhạc trong nước khác. Cũng thông qua mạng, Viện đã đáp ứng được nhiều yêu cầu đa dạng tìm hiểu về âm nhạc Việt Nam của các bạn nước ngoài.

The Australia Asia Foundation (AAF) is a non-profit organisation established to foster cross-cultural and Asian arts and music in Australia. The AAF supports the creation and presentation of cross-cultural works by Australian artists. The AAF also encourages collaborative works between Asian and Australian artists. In addition, the AAF maintains an active role in the development of Australian knowledge of Asian arts and music to promote cross-cultural understanding between Asians and Australians through the arts and music. Since 1994, the Australia Asia Foundation has initiated many on-going programs, including composers' commissions, performances, publications and CD releases. In March 2004, the Australia Asia Foundation launched the Sonic Gallery, a virtual sonic exhibition space for cross-cultural music on the web