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Sources of Music Examples

 

 

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Am Nhac Tai Tu Nam Bo – Complete Recordings and Preservation Project Report

(1998: 4, 9, 19-20). Recorded by Gisa Jähnichen, assisted by Kieu Van Tan and Vuy

Cho. Ho Chi Minh City: Hoi Nhac Si Thanh Pho.

 

Luu Thuy Tau Ma (Thap bat thu; nhip doi, song lang chiec)

Recording date: 9 March, 1998

Instruments and musicians: tranh – Vuy Cho, kim – Ba Tu, co – Ut Ty

Orig. Code-No.: VN98-master-10-03

 

Luu Thuy Doan (Thap bat thu; nhip tu, song lang doi “3-4”)

Recording date: 9 March, 1998

Instruments and musicians: tranh – Vuy Cho, kim – Ba Tu, co – Ut Ty

Orig. Code-No.: VN98-master-10-10

 

Luu Thuy Truong (Thap bat thu; nhip tu, song lang doi “3-4”)

Recording date: 10 March, 1998

Instruments and musicians: tranh – Vuy Cho, kim – Ba Tu, co – Ut Ty

Orig. Code-No.: VN98-master-10-16

 

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Liu Shiu (Flowing Water) Guqin Duet (2007). ISRC CN E04-13-00173. Harmonies –

Guqin by Dai Xiaolian. No. 6. Arranged by Ly Huang. Guqin – Dai Xiaolian and Lu

Xiaozi.