This year's Christmas concert program features performances by talented artists: conductor Tran Nhat Minh, guest artist Cho Hae-Ryong, Meritorious Artist Pham Khanh Ngoc, singers Pham Trang, Pham Duyen Huyen, Dao Mac, Phan Hong Dieu, the HBSO choir and symphony orchestra, along with a Korean children's choir.
In the program, HBSO artists and guest performers will take turns performing excerpts from *Messiah* by the great composer George Frideric Handel. This will be followed by two works: *Comfort ye, My people* and *Every valley shall be exalted *.
The artists will also perform songs such as: Thus saith the Lord - But who may abide the day of His coming, And the Glory of the Lord, O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion, For unto us a child is born, Hallelujah, Glory to God in the highest… conveying messages of wishes for a vibrant Christmas season with much hope for a good, joyful and hopeful new year.
Part 2 of the program introduces classic yet modern Christmas melodies, beginning with John Francis Wade's Adeste Fideles , followed by Benny Oschmann's lively Santa's Epic Ride – recreating the magical journey of Santa Claus.
The musical atmosphere will then settle down with David Foster's Grown Up Christmas List and Traditional's The First Noel .
Following the flow of Christmas music are " Angels We Have Heard on High" and "The Christmas Waltz of the Flower "—a work that uniquely combines Christmas music with musical elements from Swan Lake .
The concert concluded with three songs: The Christmas Polka, Text Me Merry Christmas, and We Wish You a Merry Christmas, as a warm and peaceful wish to all the audience for the upcoming Christmas season of 2025.
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/ron-rang-giai-dieu-giang-sinh-post829626.html
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