The performance teams of Lien Vu commune (Lac Son) perform to serve the needs of enjoying the poeple’s spiritual culture.

The performance and the gong teams were also established in a lot of schools in the district.  Each performing arts team has from fifteen to twenty main people. They have great passion for singing, dancing and traditional musical instruments. The art clubs and teams operate in the form of socialization. Activities of mass clubs and teams are regularly maintained at village and hamlet cultural houses and integrated into regular meetings of associations and unions. Each club and art team has its own strengths and most of the performances are traditionally national songs and dances. Each performance team has been invested with a mandolin and the commune gave a set of gong to th high and the secondary schools on the occasion of the opening ceremony of 2018 – 2019 school year for training and performance.

Ms. Bui Thi Nhien, a member of Huong Que Club, Beo Village says that Huong Que Club was established in 2013, so far, all club members really like singing and national musical instruments. They have the same desire to preserve and promote the national cultural identity. A special point creating the vitality of the movement is the passion and enthusiasm of the amateurs artists and actors for the preservation of the traditional cultural values and the reception of the people through performances. Besides the training and performances, the club members also actively guide and teach folk songs and gong songs to their children in the neighborhood. Thereby, it not only helps the performance teams with the opportunity to perform, exchange and learn more experiences but it also helps them with preservation and promotion of the national cultural identity.

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