"Drifting duckweed and drifting clouds" performed at the folk music exchange

(Dan Tri) - Nearly 500 audiences from both countries attentively listened to the song "Floating Water Fern", the soundtrack of the movie "The Condor Heroes" at the Vietnam - China youth folk music exchange program.

On the evening of November 26, the Vietnamese - Chinese youth folk music exchange program with the theme "Let's sing together in friendship" took place in Hanoi .

The performance, jointly organized by the Vietnam National Academy of Music and the Guangxi Academy of Arts (China), attracted nearly 500 audiences from both countries.

Musician Do Hong Quan - Chairman of the Vietnam Union of Literature and Arts Associations - shared at the event (Photo: Organizing Committee).

At the event, musician Do Hong Quan - Chairman of the Vietnam Union of Literature and Arts Associations - shared that Vietnam and China are two neighboring countries "mountains connected to mountains, rivers connected to rivers", with a close, friendly and effective relationship between professional organizations in literature and arts, including the music field, which has a long tradition.

Since the 1950s, Vietnamese musicians have studied and trained in China, such as Huy Du, Pham Dinh Sau, Chu Minh, Hoang Van... Today, that good relationship is still maintained and developed.

"A typical example of such effective cooperation is that over the past years, the Guangxi Academy of Arts (China) has trained many courses of Vietnamese students in the majors of music, dance, cultural management, etc.

Many of these students, after graduating, have become famous singers and musicians such as singer Do To Hoa, trumpet player Tran Hoang Anh, ethnic artist Ba Nha, etc.," said Mr. Do Hong Quan.

Recently, the People's Committee of Nanning City and Guangxi Academy of Arts (China) organized the China-ASEAN Music Week and China-ASEAN Cultural Month.

The Vietnamese delegation participated with nearly 150 artists, 2 symphony orchestras and folk bands, performing 5 shows, contributing to the success of the event.

In addition to Vietnamese songs such as the folk song Beo dat may troi, the Vietnamese-Chinese song composed by musician Do Nhuan in 1966, the folk song Than dieu dai hiep delighted the audience.

Chinese musical pieces such as: Flying Dragon, Leaping Tiger, Jasmine, Beautiful Choang Brocade, Spring Flowers and Autumn Fruits, Chrysanthemum Terrace, Multi-colored - Song of the Wind, Little Moon Lu Cau , Big Song , Black Horse Galloping... also bring many emotions to the audience.

Singer Bich Ngoc sings "Vietnam - China" by musician Do Nhuan (Photo: Organizer).

At the program, the Vietnamese - Chinese national symphony (composer Do Nhuan) performed by Vietnamese singer Tran Thi Bich Ngoc, a former student of Guangxi Academy of Arts, brought excitement and enthusiasm to the audience.

Ms. Tran Dich Quan - Standing Member of the Party Committee, Head of the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (China) - shared that music has always played an important role in cultural exchange between China and Vietnam.

In recent years, music and art universities in Guangxi (China) and Vietnam have sent outstanding young artists to exchange and learn from each other, jointly organize music weeks, concerts, art exhibitions, cooperate in artistic creation and train young talents.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/beo-dat-may-troi-duoc-bieu-dien-tai-giao-luu-am-nhac-dan-toc-20241127090642010.htm