Thanh Lam burst out laughing when Quoc Trung mentioned the "wrong notes" of married life.

(Dan Tri) - At the exhibition "Living Heritage - Heritage for the future", musician Quoc Trung made the whole audience laugh when he mentioned the "wrong notes" in his married life with diva Thanh Lam.

The exhibition "Living Heritage - Heritage for the Future" took place on the morning of November 15 in Ho Chi Minh City, gathering many famous faces of the Vietnamese music industry. Among them, the appearance of "Jazz Knight" Niels Lan Doky especially attracted attention. With Vietnamese and Danish blood, he returned to the country and met the public after 20 years away from home.

Sharing at the event, Niels Lan Doky said he felt honored and proud to be part of the project "Living Heritage - Heritage for the future". For him, this is a meaningful project, spreading positive values ​​and reminding of the power of Vietnam's spiritual heritage in the new era.

"Jazz Knight" Niels Lan Doky appeared at the exhibition (Photo: Organizer).

The artist said that while sitting and listening to his Vietnamese colleagues on stage, even though he did not fully understand Vietnamese, he felt strangely moved. Those sounds reminded him of his childhood, when his family lived in Denmark but there were always Vietnamese friends visiting his father, a Hanoian .

"I often sit next to my father and listen to him talk in Vietnamese. Even though I don't understand the content, the feeling is very familiar. It's been a long time since I've experienced it. It makes me feel warm and comfortable," he shared.

Not only talking about the feeling of returning, Niels Lan Doky also brings an interesting perspective on creativity. He believes that even a wrong note is still a note, what matters is what is played next. For him, art is not only about perfection but also the ability to take risks and turn mistakes into opportunities.

Musician Quoc Trung (middle) shared many interesting things when talking about his marriage with Thanh Lam (Photo: Organizer).

Listening to this story, musician Quoc Trung shared a similar perspective. "In life, we always try to choose the "right note", that is, to choose wisely. But in music , sometimes the wrong note opens many new doors."

Quoc Trung tells past stories with Thanh Lam ( Video : Quynh Tam).

He joked that artists often have stable careers but marriages are not always like that, giving examples of himself and singer Thanh Lam.

"In the past, when Thanh Lam and I broke up, many people felt sorry. But in fact, it opened up new opportunities. Thanh Lam found a happy doctor husband, and I got to know many other wonderful women," he humorously shared.

Listening to musician Quoc Trung's sharing, diva Thanh Lam sitting in the guest row burst out laughing in agreement, making the atmosphere of the exhibition more cheerful.

Diva Thanh Lam and Diva Ha Tran in the guest seats (Photo: Organizer).

The exhibition "Living Heritage - Heritage for the Future" brings to the public a multi-layered space, from art and calligraphy displays to multimedia platforms. It is not only an exhibition, but also a journey to recreate the thoughts, experiences and inspirations of Vietnamese people with international influence in many fields such as medicine, finance, culture and art.

The event also marked the launch of the e-book "The Universal Within - Universe of the Mind", introducing prominent Vietnamese figures around the world. Among them are: Associate Professor, Dr. Phan Toan Thang, a pioneer in stem cell research; Niels Lan Doky (Do Ky Lan) - a world-class jazz artist; Ms. Nguyen Thi Xuan Phuong - director, war correspondent, artist and author...

Niels Lan Doky (born 1963) was born to a Vietnamese father and a Danish mother. He was taught guitar by his father from a young age, but switched to piano at the age of 11 and entered the professional music industry at the age of 15, soon playing with many American jazz artists.

In the early 1980s, he attended Berklee College of Music and formed the group The Doky Brothers with his younger brother, bassist Chris Minh Doky.

Throughout his career, he released 37 albums, performed at major venues such as Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, Blue Note Tokyo and many international jazz festivals.

In 2010, Niels Lan Doky was knighted by Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. El Diario (Spain) once called him one of the most important pianists of the past half century.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/thanh-lam-bat-cuoi-khi-quoc-trung-nhac-lai-not-sai-cua-doi-song-hon-nhan-20251115193109058.htm