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A six-year-old girl helps keep Vietnam's Then singing alive

A six-year-old girl helps keep Vietnam's Then singing alive

A six-year-old girl helps keep Vietnam's Then singing alive
Vai Tue Nhi is a young girl from Tuyen Quang. She started learning Then folk singing when she was five years old. She learned from her grandfather and father.
Vai Tue Nhi loves Then singing because of her grandfather and father.
Vai Tue Nhi wears traditional clothes when she sings. She smiles and sings with a clear voice.
Vai Tue Nhi did not learn Then singing in school. She learned it at home with her family.
Her father was getting ready to sing a Then song. He asked Vai Tue Nhi to play a percussion instrument.
Vai Tue Nhi played the instrument very well.
Vai Tue Nhi's father saw that she was good at music. So, he started teaching her Then songs.
Vai Tue Nhi's father was surprised that she could sing the melody correctly after hearing it once. He is happy and proud of her.
Vai Tue Nhi started learning Then singing when she was five years old. Now she knows many songs.
Vai Tue Nhi's favorite song is Pi Nong Oi. She likes to sing it when she plays.
Vai Tue Nhi is a young singer.
Vai Tue Nhi sings at home, at school, and at community events.
Vai Tue Nhi wears traditional clothes and sings in front of many people. She is not afraid.
Vai Tue Nhi's parents are proud of her because she understands and feels the music.
When Vai Tue Nhi's father sings, she joins in with the correct melody.
Vai Tue Nhi's family is happy to see traditional cultural values being passed down.
Vai Tue Nhi has simple dreams like any young child.
Vai Tue Nhi wants to visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi one day.
Vai Tue Nhi wants to learn to play the tinh lute like her father.
Vai Tue Nhi's voice gives hope for the future of Then singing.
Vai Tue Nhi is helping to preserve her community's cultural heritage.
The story is about Vai Tue Nhi.