Environmental art program 'Flowers and trash' comes to the capital's audience

After the success in Ho Chi Minh City and Hue, the art program “Hoa va trash” (Rejoice and refuse) will continue to be performed at the Hanoi Opera House at 7:00 p.m. on April 12 and 13.

The special art program is sponsored by Feelings Art House group, co-presented by Trinh Cong Son Arts and Literature Foundation and the media cooperation of Le Bros Company.

Program poster. Photo: Organizing Committee

With a duration of about 2 hours, combining music with dance and storytelling, this special art program sounds the alarm about the risk of waste pollution. It is also a humane story of people taking action for the environment, hoping to attract the attention of those who want to create a green Vietnam.

“Flowers and Trash” (Rejoice and refuse) takes the theme of the heavily polluted environment and is divided into 4 chapters: “Love for the homeland”; “Scattering and picking up”; “Flowers and trash”; “Colorful environment”.

Each chapter is like a vivid picture, painted with melodies that last forever. From songs filled with love for the homeland, appreciating the beauty of nature such as: "The First Spring" (Van Cao), "Love of Homeland" (Pham Duy), "Gop La Mua Xuan" (Trinh Cong Son), "Sac Mau" (Tran Tien) to romantic songs such as "Yeu Dau Tan Theo", "Dem Thay Ta La Thac Do" (Trinh Cong Son)... all are renewed through the delicate and elaborate creations and harmonies of the Feelings group.

“Flowers and Trash” also features timeless international music. Among them, “Summertime” (George and Ira Gershwin) depicts a happy world in the mind of an innocent child, where life is simple, crops are bountiful and no danger threatens.

The art program “Flowers and Trash” sounds the alarm about the risk of waste pollution. Photo: Organizing Committee

The environmental protection hymn “Earth song” (Michael Jackson) has a strong impact on people's awareness and actions in empathizing with the pain of nature.

Continuing this theme, Feelings will present a self-composed piece titled “Don't you see”, which further depicts the increasingly serious environmental problems.

The concert brings together 120 artists from Feelings Art House, including singers, choreographers, sound and lighting experts, and stage crew. The artists will perform songs in many languages, including Vietnamese, English, French, etc., and contemporary dances, promising to bring an emotional and sublime artistic space.

Not only through impressive and meaningful works of art, the program's message is also expressed through stage design and props made from recycled materials such as fabric, plastic and scrap paper, demonstrating a strong commitment to raising awareness and calling for concrete actions on urban environmental issues.

The concert brings together 120 artists including singers, choreographers, sound and lighting experts. Photo: Organizing Committee

The two nights of “Flowers and Trash” are expected to have the participation of more than 1,000 audiences, including representatives of state management agencies, embassies, universities, cultural, educational, environmental and artistic agencies, art lovers and those interested in environmental issues.

T.Toan

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/chuong-trinh-nghe-thuat-vi-moi-truong-hoa-va-rac-den-voi-khan-gia-thu-do-post341648.html