A concert with the performance of the Tubinger symphony orchestra (from Germany) and the Vietnamese symphony orchestra will take place at the Hanoi Opera House in the evening of 20-21 September.

 Two orchestras’ artists will perform such compositions as the concerto for violin and oboe D minor of Johann Sebastian Bach, the concerto for violin, No. 5 symphony, the concerto for violin, op. 107 “Reformation Symphony” of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy.

Participants included the oboist named Hoàng Tùng who won the first prize in the exam of the Asian symphony orchestra in Bangkok (Thailand) and the Hanoi string quintet. At the moment, he is a main-part oboist of the Asian Youth orchestra.

This was the first time the Tubinger symphony orchestra arrived in Vietnam in the framework of the 27-day concert tour in the Southeast Asia. Artists of the Tubinger symphony orchestra will participate in the conferences and concerts in Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam.

Young musicians of the Tubinger symphony orchestra will have the working programs and cultural exchanges with young musicians region-wide.

The Tubinger symphony orchestra was founded in 1957 with a desire to strengthen the relation with the foreign universities and the youth associations, and to link many young musicians worldwide. Up to now, the orchestra has presented nearly 70 performance tours in 90 countries and regions. Mr. Gudni Emilsson has been the orchestra Art Director since 1999. Under his instruction, artists of the Tubinger symphony orchestra have performed annually in Vietnam since 2005.

(VNA)

According to Vietnam News Agency