Hue Royal Court traditional art Theater wins two Silver medals at National music and dance Festival

“Harmony of Heaven and Earth” being performed at the Festival. Photo: Hue Monuments Conservation Center

After 15 days of vibrant performances and competition, the festival officially concluded on the evening of October 15th at the Convention and Exhibition Center of Binh Duong province.

The festival, which ran from September 29th to October 15th, brought together nearly 1,500 artists from 24 professional music and dance troupes from both public and private sectors, including those from the armed forces, and symphony orchestras, ballet, and musical theater companies nationwide.

Leaders of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center posing for pictures with the troupe’s dancers at the Festival. Photo: Hue Monuments Conservation Center

After a successful finale, Hue Royal Court traditional art Theater (of Hue Monuments Conservation Center) was awarded two silver medals for their “Harmony of Heaven and Earth” and “Sunlight” performances. The troupe’s collective dancers were also awarded a Certificate of Merit.

Speaking at the closing ceremony, Mr. Ta Quang Dong - Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism emphasized that the festival serves as an opportunity to honor and promote both Vietnamese and global performing arts. It also provides a platform for artists to exchange knowledge and improve their skills. The performances at the festival not only showcase the essence of Vietnamese and international music and performing arts, but also embody significant historical and cultural values of the Vietnamese people.

Through the festival, government agencies at both central and local levels can accurately assess the current state of the performing arts and the vibrancy of music, dance, and song in the country.