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Lithophone, or stone gong, has been a signature musical instrument and the pride of the Central Highland locals for thousands of years Lithophone is called Dan Da in Vietnamese, known as a percussion ...

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The Loc Hoa lithophone, recognised as a national treasure, is not only a testimony to an ancient culture, but is also being given new vitality through the hands of the younger generation. Nguyen Thai ...

The Dak Son lithophone, which dates back at least 3,000 years, represents the spiritual and cultural life of local people and has great historical and cultural significance for the Central Highlands.

According to the provincial Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, the Dak Son lithophone was accidentally unearthed in 2014 at the depth of 50–90cm while local residents were digging holes to ...

The lithophone is an ancient Vietnamese percussion instrument dating back thousands of years. It has been recognised by UNESCO as part of the Central Highlands gong cultural space. In Dong Nai, ...

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