14TH NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM
Log in
Life

Vietnam Airlines Classic – Hanoi Concert 2019 to be broadcast live via big screens

The open-air concert will mark the third comeback of London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) to Hanoi and features some 100 talented artists playing some music instruments of over 200 years old.

The annual cultural event “Vietnam Airlines Classic – Hanoi Concert 2019”, which is slated to take place in downtown Hanoi on October 5, will be broadcast live through 400-inch LED screens placed in Hoan Kiem Lake, Dinh Tien Hoang Street and Tonkin Square. 
 
Illustrative photo: lso.co.uk.
Illustrative photo: lso.co.uk.
The event is held according to an agreement on cooperation in cultural and socio-economic development between the Hanoi government and national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines. 

The open-air concert will mark the third comeback of the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) to Hanoi and features some 100 talented artists playing some music instruments of over 200 years old. 

LSO is expected to bring the professional artistic resonance to Hanoi audiences with eight pieces including Vietnam national anthem and seven musical works by international composers.

Particularly, the orchestra will be led by prestigious conductor Sir Simon Rattle, the legend the world's classical music industry who was honored at the Classic BRIT Awards. 

This annual event will bring world-class cultural and artistic works to local audiences in Hanoi, and portray Vietnam and its capital Hanoi as a country, and city, of rich cultural traditions and identity.
Reactions:
Share:
Trending
Most Viewed
Disguise and drums mark sacred rite in Hanoi village

Disguise and drums mark sacred rite in Hanoi village

At Trieu Khuc’s annual spring celebration, young men in silk blouses and lotus bras perform a centuries-old dance born of wartime strategy and preserved as living heritage.

Hanoi tourism gains momentum in February, aims for 36 million visitors in 2026

Hanoi tourism gains momentum in February, aims for 36 million visitors in 2026

Vietnam’s capital has reported a 28.5% jump in monthly arrivals and rising tourism revenue, bolstering its ambition to make travel a key economic pillar this year.

Explore Van Phuc Village’s sacred water rite

Explore Van Phuc Village’s sacred water rite

Each spring in Hanoi’s outskirt commune, villagers gather along the Red River to perform a centuries-old water offering ceremony, an enduring prayer for fertile fields, favorable weather and communal prosperity.

Hanoi's young men fuel centuries-old rice cooking tradition 

Hanoi's young men fuel centuries-old rice cooking tradition 

A centuries-old ritual, equal parts endurance and homage, keeps Thi Cam’s communal spirit alive each spring.

Northern Vietnam village parades ancient texts in tribute to scholarship

Northern Vietnam village parades ancient texts in tribute to scholarship

Residents of Duong Lieu Village in Xuan Hoa Commune on Hanoi’s outskirts marked the Lunar New Year of the Horse with a ritual that gently blends Confucian reverence with a strong sense of community identity.

Vietnam draws 14 million visitors over Lunar New Year Holiday

Vietnam draws 14 million visitors over Lunar New Year Holiday

The national tourism industry posted record traffic during the Year of the Horse holiday, signaling a broad-based recovery in domestic and international travel.

For a more livable Hanoi

For a more livable Hanoi

As Hanoi strives to become a more livable capital, creativity is taking center stage, with a growing network of cultural spaces fostering community engagement, revitalizing urban heritage and enriching everyday life.

Hanoi takes folk performance to the open air

Hanoi takes folk performance to the open air

The open-air program offered residents and tourists a free glimpse into Vietnam’s living cultural heritage.