Five HCM City musicians perform in MV Ngộ (Be Together) released on YouTube on May 16. Photo courtesy of the producer |
HCM CITY Musicians in HCM City are working on a new music show and offering it for free online.
The show, Phòng Trà Online (Online Music Lounge), will introduce the music and career of famous Vietnamese composers and musicians. It will also feature live performances of the musicians’ all-time favourite songs and talk shows.
The show will be broadcast live monthly at https://topliveshow.com/.
Director Vân Trình, who initiated the project, told local media: “The project meets the audiences’ need for quality music shows. I believe my show will attract audiences across the country and abroad.”
The first show themed Đêm Nhạc Sĩ (Night of Musicians) will be broadcast live at 7:45pm on May 22.
It will feature musicians Tuấn Thăng, Minh Nhiên, Quốc An, Hoài An and Võ Hoài Phúc who rose to fame in the late 1990s and 2000s.
They will perform their own songs, such as Cây Đàn Sinh Viên (Student’s Guitar), Tình Thơ (Innocent Love), Cô Đơn Mình Anh (I Am Lonely), and Tình Yêu Không Có Lỗi (Do not Blame It on Love).
Singers Đàm Vĩnh Hưng, Maya and Đỗ Quyên will join the performances. The musicians will also share stories behind their songs with the audience at the show.
Musician Tuấn Thăng, a member of the Saigon Boys band which was well-known in the late 1990s, said each generation develops its own music taste.
“We don’t expect the youth of today like our music, but I still believe that thousands of people love to listen to our songs. These songs will take them back to their youth,” he said.
Thăng said the five musicians performed together in a music video titled Ngộ (Be Together), released on YouTube on May 16.
The song Ngộ composed by Quốc An pays tribute to health workers, soldiers and volunteers in Việt Nam's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ngộ has a gentle melody and motivational lyrics to spread optimism and faith in life and looks forward to a bright future.
The MV has attracted more than 13,000 views. Thăng said the MV is the beginning of more community music projects that will be launched by him and four of his colleagues. VNS