T&Nr invites you on 2020.11.26 so you can expierence the tonal compositions of Quốc ngữ, in Bản Huôi Na, Vietnam.
T&Nr is founded by music enthousiasts who go further than just 'music'. Music is built up from noise and tones, put into a composition for our ears to enjoy. Tone & Noise Research is a brand that is focussed on looking for tones and noises all around the world to make interesting compositions for anyone to enjoy. The research center located in Bản Huôi Na, Vietnam is focussing on the tonal language Chữ Quốc Ngữ.
Vietnamese is written with Latin letters with additional diacritics marking the tones and different vowels. This writing system is called chữ Quốc Ngữ (National Script). Chữ Quốc Ngữ was first developed in the 16th century by Catholic missionaries from Portugal, France, Italy and Spain. In the 17th century, it was completely systemized for the first time in Alexandre De Rhodes’s Vietnamese-Portuguese-Latin dictionary.
Each syllable in Vietnamese sounds somehow melodic. This is because Vietnamese is a tonal language, which means that each syllable has a tone. In the standard variety, there are six tones. In English, we can use tone on phrases and sentences to express surprise, to emphasize or to question (think of how the meaning of the word “really” changes if you say it with a rising tone vs. a falling tone). Differently, in tonal languages like Vietnamese, tones actually change the meanings of words and are an essential part of speaking and understanding the language. The tones are marked in writing with diacritics, above or under the vowels. The only tone that has no marking is the high flat tone. Below is a visual representation of the six tones with their traditional Vietnamese names below them.
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