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Vietnamese and German artists join voices in “Qua cau gio bay”

HNN.VN - The traditional melodies of Vietnam and Western classical pieces in the choral concert “Qua cau gio bay” offered the audience an evening filled with deep emotions.

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The Lichtenberg from Berlin, Germany performing at the event 

The choral concert “Qua cau gio bay” held on the evening of October 11 at Hue Academy of Music was a collaboration between the academy’s choir and the Lichtenberg Choir from Berlin, Germany. The event attracted a large audience of art enthusiasts.

The event was held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Germany and Vietnam.

The audience enjoyed a high-quality night of music featuring performances by the 2 choirs. Familiar Vietnamese melodies such as trong com, Beo dat may troi, Qua cau gio bay, and Ngua o thuong nho, together with Western classical vocal works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Reger, and other composers, … were beautifully performed by the artists throughout the evening.

According to the organizers, this event offered people from 2 different cultures an opportunity to get to know each other better and share a meaningful, collaborative experience. In doing so, it helped further strengthen the relationship and mutual understanding between the 2 nations.

By N. Minh
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