Trang chủ Culture

Vietnam classical music needs support, conductor Fukumura

The Vietnamese Government, along with the business community should give more financial support to its music orchestras, said a Japanese conductor after his successful concert in HCMC.

A childs smile for a painting

Operation Smile Vietnam (OSV) will host a fundraiser in Hanoi Saturday to provide money for free harelip and cleft palate surgeries in Vietnam.

Foreign scholars awarded Vietnamese literature prize

American historian David Marr and Japanese academic Yumio Sakurai received the Vietnamese Literature 2008 award presented by the Phan Chau Trinh Culture Fund in Hanoi Friday.

Visual effects to enhance tone of Duyen Dang Viet Nam concert

This years 14th Duyen Dang Viet Nam concert sponsored by Thanh Nien will focus more on visual effects to bring out the ambiance of the shows lotus theme, said show director Dinh Anh Dung.

American filmmakers give advice at Vietnam seminar

Renowned American directors, producers and marketers will impart their advice and experience on the movie business to their Vietnamese colleagues at a Hanoi seminar this week.

Vietnam documentary grabs award at Tokyo festival

War exhibition kicks off in Vietnam capital

An exhibition themed The aftermath of bombs, explosive devices, and Agent Orange in Vietnamese wars opened Wednesday in a Hanoi museum.

Mix-themed art show launches in Hanoi

An exhibition featuring spectacular works by renowned female artist Van Duong Thanh and other masters of Vietnamese painting opens today at Hoa Sen Trang (White Lotus) Painting Workshop in Hanoi.

Vietnamese conductor returns home, to make debut

A 25-year-old Vietnamese conductor, who studied music in Russia on a state scholarship, will lead a symphony orchestra in a concert in Ho Chi Minh City August 18, becoming his countrys youngest ever.

All that Jazz

Jazz musician Quyen Van Minh has struggled his whole life to earn a living playing his favorite music in Vietnam.