On the evening of February 24th (the 8th day of the first lunar month of Binh Ngo), at the Nghe An Folk Song Theater, the Nghe An Traditional Arts Center organized the art program "Celebrating the glorious Party - Celebrating Binh Ngo Spring" with the participation of a large number of artists, artisans and people, bringing a joyful and exciting spring atmosphere.
The program includes many singing, dancing, and music performances combining tradition and modernity, notably folk songs Vi and Giam, thereby praising the glorious Party, beloved Uncle Ho and love for the homeland and country.
In which, Meritorious Artists such as Minh Thanh, Thien Hue, Minh Thong, Que Thuong and singers and actors from Nghe An Traditional Arts Center brought emotional performances, reviving the artistic space imbued with Nghe Tinh cultural identity.
In particular, the performance "Vi, Giam celebrating Spring" performed by Vinh Tan Vi, Giam Folk Song Club, Truong Vinh ward has received enthusiastic love from the audience. Performances such as "Cay nong tru Nghe", "Tim ve cau Vi, Giam", and "Em va cau Vi, Giam mua xuan" bring smooth, deep folk melodies, creating a Spring atmosphere.
This program is also an opportunity for artisans and actors to exchange, inspire and continue to preserve the cultural heritage values of Vi and Giam folk songs of Nghe Tinh, while contributing to enriching the spiritual and cultural life of people and tourists.
Speaking at the program, musician Tran Quoc Chung - Director of Nghe An Traditional Art Center, said: "Through the program, we want to foster faith, pride and arouse solidarity in the community. This is also a specific step in protecting and promoting the heritage of Vi and Giam folk songs in contemporary life.
With careful preparation and enthusiastic spirit, the program left a deep impression, a meaningful spiritual gift in the early days of Binh Ngo spring. Surely the art program "Celebrating the glorious Party - Celebrating Binh Ngo Spring" will continue to be a familiar cultural rendezvous, attracting tourists and people in the coming years.
