Vietnamese Classical Music is a traditional form of music that has deep roots in Vietnam's cultural history. It often features a variety of instruments, including the dan tranh (a zither), the dan bau (a monochord), and the tranh (a bamboo flute). This music is characterized by its melodic and lyrical qualities, often reflecting themes of nature, love, and daily life. The performance of Vietnamese Classical Music can be found in various settings, such as royal courts and folk festivals. It is typically performed solo or in small ensembles, emphasizing the beauty of each instrument and the skill of the musicians. This genre plays a significant role in preserving Vietnam's cultural heritage.