We would like to invite you to join an artist’s talk of The Six Tones   Free entrance. Register at https://goo.gl/forms/sAEExL5HKA7c1qB82 Item fulltext   The name of the group, emanating from a piece bywith bikes Henrik Frisk, relates to the fact that the Vietnamese is a tonal language using six tones or intonations. For the Vietnamese members of the group, the six tones of their language is a foundation for communication within their culture. For most Westerners, such a language can only be learnt with much effort. Traditional Vietnamese music is closely related to theatre and its musical forms draw highly on the tonal structure of the language. Obviously, a text set to music cannot have any melodic structure but the melodic lines must follow the tones that give the words their meaning. Hence, the six tones of the language also signify the musical quest that a cross cultural learning situation implies: to negotiate musical meaning beyond the foundations of a single culture. *** Thankfulness to Da Paolo westlake restaurant and Paolo De Piaggii for your support and companionship. Plugins: AfterDisplayContent K2 Plugins: K2AfterDisplayContent

Domdom contemporary and experimental music club was established to connect the people who are interested in music, in general and who are interested in contemporary-experimental music, in particular. We will have talk shows about musical knowledge to stimulate your passion and widen your understanding of music. This activity is held once a week at Puppet Café, 27/189 Giang Vo street, and contains 3 parts:   Part 1: The core members of our club (including composers, artists who participated in Firefly’s training courses or who have experiences working in contemporary-experimental music) will hold presentations periodically about their researches of Vietnamese contemporary and experimental music from the 19th century, throughout 20th century until now, e.g.: atonal music, serialism,... 

TIME 8.30 – 10.30 PM, Friday, 2rd March 2018. VENUE Heritage Space, Fl.1 Dolphin Plaza, 6 Nguyen Hoang/ 28 Tran Binh, My Dinh 2, Hanoi DomDom and Heritage Space are proud to introduce to the audience the program “BEYOND SOUND of 2018” presenting by the “hotest” generation of Vietnamese experimental music and special international guest artists. Come and enjoy the live music performance of saxophone musician-video artist Katsura Yamauchi from Japan; duo Sield/Cao presenting an amazing new work: a real-time musical sculpture; and a series of improvised musical performances of emerging artists of Vietnamese experimental music: Thuỳ Dung/tranh, Hương Nguyễn/objects, Thanh Tâm/objects, Nguyễn Việt/sax, Nguyễn Đỗ Minh Quân/electronics. To book your... 

 

— TIME 8.00 – 10.00 PM, Sunday, 10th December 2017. — –VENUE Heritage Space, Fl.1 Dolphin Plaza, 6 Nguyen Hoang/ 28 Tran Binh, My Dinh 2, Hanoi — Surcharge: – Special: 100,000vnd (including one free drink) – Standard: 80,000vnd. – Member: 50,000vnd (for membership, student – show your student’s card when check-in at door). Item fulltext   Following the much anticipated Beyond SOUND series, Heritage Space & Dom Dom are proud to introduce the third showcase: Beyond SOUND|Day 03. Sto Len x Tam Pham. Sto Len, the Brooklyn based artist who is bound to amaze us all with his multi-talents in variety of fields, some of which includes painting, curating, sculpting, music performing, and so much more. With his experimental approach, everything... 

On the 2nd day of the experimental music series “BEYOND SOUND”, Heritage Space coordinated with DomDom will bring a new, unique and promising color: PORTA CHIUSA. Created by Paed Conca, Hans Koch and Michael Thieke in 2009, PORTA CHIUSA is a clarinet trio with a strong focus on compositions using microtonal and multi-phonic techniques. In their first tour in Vietnam, Porta Chiusa will bring to Hanoi audiences a variety of compositions in a very pioneering spirit, and a unique style of the trio clarinet with classic origin; The band will also contribute many improvised performances with two young Vietnamese improvised artists, Nguyen Thu Thuy (đàn tỳ bà- stringed instrument) and Nguyen Do Minh Quan (electronic music).     An Art Talk of Porta Chiusa for public will be hosted... 

In a totally new series of experimental music called ‘BEYOND SOUND’, Heritage Space coordinates with DomDom to introduce music lovers a talented artist: Will Guthrie and local guest musician Nguyen Huu Hai Duy, just one and only night in Hanoi. AGENDA: “Will Guthrie’s spectacular solo performance with percussion will open the night; The last half of the show will be an improvised dialogue between Will and an emerging Hanoi experimental percussionist, Nguyen Huu Hai Duy – promising to bring to the Hanoi ‘s audiences an explosive night of mixed experiences and multi-dimension….” Will Guthrie is an Australian drummer / percussionist living in France. He works in many different settings of music: live performance, improvisation and studio composition... 

The project is collaboration between the Goethe Institute, DomDom -The Hub For Experimental Music & Art and the Hanoi New Music Ensemble. Item fulltext A series of Music-Theater events will take place in Hanoi in early June of 2017, including a lecture on Music-Theater by professor composer, and director of Muenchener Biennale, Manos Tsangaris and two performances of music-theater works by German and Vietnamese composers. Music theatre became a new strong genre by itself beyond Opera and Broadway musicals. It creates an essential space for research in media, performance, intervention, installation and concept based on music and compositional thinking. Nowadays life for all of us happens in a poly-lingual mix of technologies, information and esthetic “products”. The whole public... 

Sun 05 Mar 2017, 4 pm Nha San Collective. 15th floor, 1 Luong Yen, Hanoi  You are invited to the talk “Thin Border” with musician Nguyen Xuan Son with the participation of: Speaker: musician Nguyen Xuan Son (Son X) Item fulltext   Host: musician Kim Ngoc Nguyen Xuan Son will introduce the compositions and contemporary plays that he wrote using materials from traditional music. In additions, he will be sharing his viewpoint on the disrupted development of traditional music in the context of globalization in Vietnam. About musician Nguyen Xuan Son: Nguyen Xuan Son studied traditional music and percussion from a very early age under the guidance of the last masters of Vietnam’s traditional arts (Bui Trong Dang, Nguyen Dac Han, Do Tung). He graduated from the University of Theatre &...