Vo Van Anh, or Vanessa Vo, composer of the 2009 Emmy Award-winning soundtrack, will perform on January 16.

Trumpeter Cuong Vu.

Anh Van is well-known for her work on “dan tranh” zither. She is also able to perform as soloist on “dan bau” (monochord), the 36-string hammered dulcimer, the T'rung bamboo xylophone, the klong put, and traditional drums.

Meanwhile, trumpeter Cuong Vu, member of Pat Metheny Group jazz group, two-time Grammy winner in 2003 and 2006 for the Best Temporary Jazz Album, will hold the “Cuong Vu Trio Live” on January 18. His trio consists of bassist Stomu Takeishi and drummer Ted Poor.

Cuong is an associate professor and chair of Jazz Studies at the US University of Washington.

The shows will take place at the Soul Live Project, No. 216, Pasteur Street, in the city’s District 3 and tickets are being sold online.

Cua Bac Church to host Christmas market and concert

The German Christmas Market will be held for the second time at Cua Bac Church in Hanoi, offering handicraft gifts and musical performances to local people from December 13-15.

 

Concert provides a combination of contemporary and ancient music

A concert named “Old is new, new is old” will take place in Hanoi on December 1, entertaining audiences with an interesting music experience through a combination of contemporary and ancient music of Vietnam.

 

Vietnamese diva’s South Korea concert tickets sold out

About 8,000 tickets to singer My Tam’s concert in Seoul were sold out online in 10 days.

 

Concert ‘Autumn Bamboo’ to delight Hanoian audiences

Music lovers will have the opportunity to enjoy a classic concert entitled ‘Tre Mua Thu’ (Autumn Bamboo) at the L'Espace French Cultural Centre in Hanoi, on October 19 and 20 at 8pm.

 

Classical concert to bring Ravel and Debussy to the ears of Hanoi

A concert of classical music starring violinist Stephane Tran Ngoc and pianist Tran Thai Linh will take place on September 1 at L’Espace French Cultural Centre at No. 24 Trang Tien Street, Hanoi.

 

Source: VNA