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1,350 young musicians set Vietnam Record

Báo Sài Gòn Giải phóngBáo Sài Gòn Giải phóng21/10/2023


The Vietnam Record Organization (VietKings) has just awarded a certificate of record for "The traditional musical instrument concert with the largest number of performers in Vietnam" to 1,350 musicians who are students and young lecturers of FPT Education Organization.

1350 students and lecturers participated in the performance of the MV Thien Am, which just won a Vietnamese Record.
1350 students and lecturers participated in the performance of the MV Thien Am, which just won a Vietnamese Record.

The MV Thien Am was filmed in 5 cities to convey the story of national pride through learning and playing traditional musical instruments of young people. In the MV, many symbols and historical and cultural landmarks of Vietnam appear such as: Hoan Kiem Lake, Ngoc Son Temple (Hanoi); President Ho Chi Minh Monument, Nguyen Hue Walking Street (HCMC); Ninh Kieu Wharf (Can Tho City); Dragon Bridge (Da Nang City); Quy Nhon coastline (Binh Dinh)...

The musicians performed on 7 traditional instruments including monochord, moon lute, pipa, erhu, zither, bamboo flute and drum. The MV is very creative in combining folk melodies with modern arrangements.

Folk melodies from three regions such as Qua cau gio bay (Bac Ninh folk song), Ly tinh tang (Hue folk song) and Ly ngua o (Southern folk song) are skillfully combined with modern rhythms of electronic music, even DJ... creating a unique timbre for a traditional instrumental concert.

Through the MV, young artists spread the spirit of respecting national culture among young people, inspiring the desire to preserve and promote Vietnamese identity. Before setting the record, the MV Thien Am was premiered on digital platforms from August 31.



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