" Hanoi Stars" was organized by Hanoi Radio and Television on the evening of September 28 at Hanoi Opera House.
The program brings together famous artists who became famous from the Hanoi Television Singing Contest such as Meritorious Artist Mai Hoa, first prize in 1996; singer Anh Tho, first prize in 1998; singer Pham Van Giap, first prize in 2000; singer Ho Quynh Huong, first prize in 2002; singer Hoang Quyen, first prize in 2010; singer To Minh Thang, second prize in 1998; singer Phuong Anh, second prize in 2002; singer Vu Thang Loi, second prize in 2008; singer Ploong Thiet, third prize in 2002; singer Khanh Linh, consolation prize in 2002.
Singer Anh Tho won first prize in the Hanoi Television Singing Contest in 1998.
Many songs that have endured through the years have been renewed by contestants of the "Hanoi Television Singing Contest", and later became associated with their names. These works once again resounded in "Hanoi Stars", such as "Far Out" - a famous work by musician Nguyen Tai Tue with the voice of Anh Tho, "Ho Guom Chieu Thu" - a work that musician An Thuyen composed with poems by Nguyen Si Dai, written especially for Ho Quynh Huong, "Di Tim Bong Nui" - also a work by musician An Thuyen, composed with poems by Duong Thuan - which became closely associated with the name of singer Ploong Thiet...
Many other songs also left an impression on the audience such as "Finding your name on the sandbank" - composed by Duy Thai with Meritorious Artist Mai Hoa, "Hanoi Voice" music by Van An, lyrics by Canh Tra with singer Vu Thang Loi...
Ho Quynh Huong also became famous after the Hanoi Television Singing Contest.
In addition, there are many other famous works that have stood the test of time, imbued with love and pride for the capital and the country, such as "Towards Hanoi" (Hoang Duong), "Dreaming of a Far Away Place" (music by Phu Quang, poetry by Thai Thang Long), "Improvisation on the Red River" (Tran Tien), "Remembering Hanoi's Autumn" (Trinh Cong Son), "Dat nuoc tinh yeu" (Le Giang), "Khat vong" (Pham Minh Tuan) ... and some new compositions, with a contemporary feel, such as "Chi con minh anh" (Huy Tuan), "Cuoc doi toi" (Thuy Nguyen), "Radio buon" (Tuan Khanh) ...
In particular, there are 2 works composed and performed by the singer himself: "Can Phong Mua Roi" by Ho Quynh Huong and "She" by Hoang Quyen.
Artist Quyen Thien Dac
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Jazz Department, the Vietnam National Academy of Music organized the 5th "Jazz & Friends Concert" on the evening of October 7 in Hanoi.
Associate Professor, Dr. Le Anh Tuan, Director of the Vietnam National Academy of Music, shared that the 5th "Jazz & Friends" is a tribute to the first generation, teachers and lecturers in training and research of the Vietnamese jazz industry. The program also introduces to the public generations of young Vietnamese jazz artists and the integration of Vietnamese jazz with the world .
International and Vietnamese jazz works such as "Nostalgia", "Moonlight in Vermont", "Breezin", "Inh lá ơi" (Vietnamese folk song, arranged by Tran Luu Hoang), Feels Like Home (Nguyen Tuan Nam)... are performed by artists Quyen Thien Dac, Luong Xuan Thinh, Hoang Xuan Tung, Nguyen Tien Manh, Hoang Hai Bang, Nguyen Minh Duc, Hoang Phu Tung, Le Duy Manh, Luong Viet Tu (Jazz Glory band)...
Associate Professor, Dr. Le Anh Tuan, Director of Vietnam National Academy of Music, shares "Jazz & friends" 5th time
The program also features the participation of Professor Hakan Rydin (Sweden), Dr. Steve Barry, Damon Poppleton, Bernice Tesara, Cailey Soon, George Greenhill (Australia). Two special guests are artists Nguyen Tuan Nam and Dao Kien.
The Jazz Department was established in 2013, the youngest department of the Vietnam National Academy of Music. Currently, the department has 23 lecturers, including famous jazz lecturers and artists such as Luu Quang Minh, Hoang Tung, Quyen Van Minh, Quyen Thien Dac, Nguyen Tien Manh, Luong Xuan Thinh...
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