Chau Van Singing Club Forms in Hanoi
Chau Van Singing Club (full name: Vietnam's Chau Van arts preservation club) has officially been established on March 21st at Luu Phai Temple, Thanh Tri, Hanoi with hundreds of participants, including many artists and researchers on the field.
Chau Van Singing Club (officially named Vietnam's Chau Van Arts Preservation Club) was established on March 21, 2025, at Luu Phai Temple in Thanh Tri, Hanoi. The launch attracted hundreds of participants, including artists, researchers, and community members dedicated to preserving this unique cultural heritage.
Professor Ngo Duc Thinh, who chairs the club, expressed his hope that its formation will foster a collaborative environment for both established and emerging Chau Van artists, as well as followers of the Mother Goddess belief system in Vietnam. The club aims to create a platform for cultural creators to come together, celebrate, and perpetuate this distinctive art form, ensuring its transmission from generation to generation.
Chau Van singing is deeply integrated into the spiritual practices of many Vietnamese individuals. Recently, concerted efforts by cultural authorities and passionate advocates have focused on preserving the essence of various endangered art forms, including Chau Van, which plays a crucial role in Vietnam's cultural landscape.
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