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Kon Tum opens class on ethnic group’s flutes
Three village elders have been invited to the class, funded by the Ford foundation, to pass on their skills in making and playing the Taleh, Ta lun and Ta let flutes to 15 learners from Dak Rang Village.
The class, running from February 15 through March, is part of a project to preserve ethnic communities’ cultural heritages.
This year, the project will open two similar classes in other villages
(Source: VNA)
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