Vong Kim Lang -- Dan Tranh, Ty Ba, Tieu,

Traditional Vietnamese Music. Instruments featured are Ty Ba, Dan Tranh and Tieu. For information on these and other traditional Vietnamese music intruments please visit www.saigonstrings.com

[@hongcamnguyen9460]

Hay quá. Chúc sức khỏe các bạn nhé!

[@RichterGuitar]

@HuongVietSeattle is a tieu the same as a dich?

[@travisdt]

tieu is smaller and higher pitch...

[@OurWorld4u]

The Dan Ty Ba is tuned either to C F G C1 or A D E A1.
The range of the Ty Ba is 3 octaves, C to C3

[@trandzuyhieu]

Vong Kim Lang is so good!

[@rigoletto68]

Thanks!~

[@HLE642]

jehh sure! Whatever - just enjoy the bueatiful melody and thanks for the posting

[@Suite_annamite]

At first I thought it was central, but you're right, the melody is southern...just it goes perfectly with southern folk opera (cai luong).

[@NguyenLong-hv1mx]

Hay

[@nhostyle]

I think theýre both the same, they both can play either way i guess. My dad use to have one and I saw him played. I'm probably wrong cause i was too young but yeah

[@HuongVietSeattle]

That is a tieu, not a sao. The sao is played transversely.

[@countrylifetv7346]

cho e xin cảm âm chuẩn của tiêu được k ạ

[@HLE642]

Yehh! How did you collect temh? Please share more

[@MauiMusician]

My girlfreind just brought me back what I believe is a dan tyba from Vietnam, 0:34 in the video. What am I supposed to tune each string relative to a standard guitar? Thanks.