Archiving and documenting music are important, but are often overlooked in the process of researching and practicing music, culture, arts, and heritage in Vietnam. Through this program, we aim to develop tools and techniques for methods and documentation of traditional & ethnic music, while bringing together researchers and Vietnamese musicians to explore methodologies for documentation, and to build necessary research capacities towards the creation of a Vietnamese cultural archive. “KHO KHÔNG KHÓ”- The “Methodological Frameworks for Documentation & Digital Archiving of Music & Performing Arts” project is a research and educational program, funded by Queen’s University Belfast, United Kingdom, with the main partner being the Dom Dom Experimental Music Center in Vietnam. We also aim to contribute to the preservation and enhancement of the value of traditional music heritage, promote the development of music research & music industry in Vietnam while establishing domestic and international partnerships among researchers and artists. With nearly 40 participants, the training went over 3.5 days with useful and interesting content. Fortunately, Kho Kho Khong started with very beautiful days in Hanoi. The first day of the training commenced with an opening and introduction from Professor Franziska Schroeder from Queen’s Belfast University and Musician Tran Kim Ngoc, founder of Domdom. Highlights throughout the day were research... 

The “Methodological Frameworks for Documentation & Digital Archiving of Music & Performing Arts” project is a research and educational program, funded by Queen’s University Belfast, United Kingdom, with the main partner being the Dom Dom Experimental Music Center in Vietnam. Archiving and documenting music are important, but are often overlooked in the process of researching and practicing music, culture, arts, and heritage in Vietnam. Through this program, we aim to develop tools and techniques for methods and documentation of traditional & ethnic music, while bringing together researchers and Vietnamese musicians to explore methodologies for documentation, and to build necessary research capacities towards the creation of a Vietnamese cultural archive. In... 

“SOUTHERN WIND” CONCERT  Time: 20:00 – Saturday, 22/04/2023 Venue: Complex 01 – No. 29, 31 Alley, 167 Lane, Tay Son Street, Dong Da District, Ha Noi Hot, humid winds make us think about our bodies. The water vapor in the air permeates, burdens thoughts, makes it not form in the free flight, it feels like it was born from the body of the thinking person, seems to be caught, held in an invisible bond. In a biosphere with cultural layers that have accumulated over time, a community of experimental music has been formed, which is not huge but imbued with cultural values in its own vague impulses. We would like to send you such a “Climate of Sound”. Come to SOUNTHERN WIND to experience a “Climate of Sound”! Curator: Tran Kim Ngoc. List artwork at SOUTHERN WIND concert 1.... 

INTRODUCTION OF THE SCREENING& TALK WITH PROFESSOR BARLEY NORTON  PROGRAM Time: 20:00 – Saturday, 22/04/2023 Venue: Complex 01 – No. 29, 31 Alley, 167 Lane, Tay Son Street, Dong Da District, Ha Noi 18.00- 18.50: Here’s a Piano I Prepared Earlier – The Rise of Experimental Music in the 1960s (produced 2005) 18.50 – 19.15: Take another break to refresh and recharge 19.15 – 20.45: Sisters with Transistors by Lisa Rovner 20.45 – 21.15: Break 21.15 -21.30: PureGold 2020 by Jamie Wignall 21.30 – 22.30 Talk with professor Barley Norton

The Climate of Sound project began with a week of workshops and fieldwork with music professors at Goldsmiths, Barley Norton in Hanoi and surrounding areas. This short training and field trip are short, concise activities but hopefully will achieve concrete results towards a 4-day workshop at Hanoi New Music Festival 2023 where we will introduce the writings, research works or screenings of musical anthropology by trainees in this training course. In the future, we will continue to replicate this model of workshops and seminars in the following years, once a year to contribute to promoting the local cultural, artistic and creative space as well as bridging the gap. to the international area. Find out more about SOUND’S CLIMATE series of events at: https://g2.by/629d REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE... 

CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH MUSIC WORKSHOPS: CLIMATE OF SOUND 19 – 28 April 2023 OPEN CALL DomDom and Goldsmiths, University of London, in collaboration with the Vietnam National Academy of Music, invite Vietnamese music researchers to apply for the Contemporary Music Research Workshop, which will take place over 10 days in Hanoi, Vietnam. The program is initiated and organized by DomDom and funded by the British Council Vietnam through the UK/Viet Nam Season 2023 Collaboration Grant. Application deadline: 12 April 2023 Selected candidates will be notified on: 15 April 2023 INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE PROGRAM: DomDom, a small and tenacious engine, has nurtured two generations of contemporary and experimental musicians over the past 10 years, creating numerous “playgrounds” for knowledge... 

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