On the evening of January 1, 2026, at Da Nang Museum, Da Nang Concert program No. 2 - "Endless Flow" took place successfully, becoming a special art event opening the new year 2026 of Da Nang city, attracting the attention of a large number of art lovers, professionals and the media.
The program is within the framework of the Da Nang New Year Festival 2026 organized by the Da Nang City Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Continuing the success of Da Nang Concert's first issue, "Endless Flow" continues to affirm the role of Trung Vuong Theater as the core art unit of the city, proactively creating in-depth cultural products, contributing to shaping the contemporary art scene of Da Nang.
With the theme "Endless Flow", the program is built as a continuous musical journey, reflecting the continuous flow of culture, memories and human emotions over time: from origin memories, going through legendary values, to expansion and integration with the global music flow.
Music in the program is a subtle intersection of symphony, semi-classical, electronic and contemporary folk music, creating an open, creative art language with a breath of international integration.
Choosing world-class musical works next to Vietnamese musical materials has highlighted the spirit of cultural dialogue, making Da Nang Concert an international art space that still retains its own identity.
The program gathers 30 musicians from the vHz Strings orchestra, Yellow Stars band, Trung Vuong band, along with a choir and leading voices such as Vo Ha Tram, Meritorious Artist Quang Hao, Khac Huy, Anna, Ngoc Nhung, Hong Minh, Thy Thy, Hoang Long, Nhat Mai, Hoai Ny, Kieu Oanh, Violinist Trinh Minh Hien and is hosted by MC Nguyen Khang.
The program has attracted a large audience of city residents, art lovers and tourists staying in Da Nang during the New Year.
The serious but emotional atmosphere of enjoyment, the positive interaction and the long applause after each performance showed the strong spread of the program to the public.
Many audiences highly appreciate the artistic quality, novelty in the staging as well as bringing academic music closer to contemporary life.
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