At the Trinh Cong Son Dialogue - Love Found in Hue concert in June, Tran Manh Tuan and his daughter An Tran were performing artists alongside famous names such as Cam Van, Duc Tuan, Ha Tran...

The artist said he was very emotional to be back on stage. This was also the first Trinh music show he performed since recovering from a serious illness.

With Hue Symphony - Hue Symphony taking place on the two nights of October 19 and 20, saxophone artist Tran Manh Tuan will return to Hue audiences, along with bamboo flute artist Tran Khanh Tuong, singers Duc Tuan, Ngoc Khue, Dao Mac, Bach Tra, Xuan Dinh KY and DJ Huy Ngo. These are all names that have more or less "fate" with the land of Hue.

In particular, the music night also welcomed two international female artists: Akari Nakatani - the "muse" who appeared in the movie Em va Trinh as Michiko - and Violinist Jmi KO - a Korean violinist.

This is considered a musical dialogue between East and West, between tradition and modernity. The audience will be immersed in the solemn and familiar atmosphere of the Perfume River Theater (Hue City) to enjoy classic music from around the world as well as from Vietnam.

The arrangements come from composer Tran Manh Hung, under the direction of conductor Dustin Tieu in a youthful, dynamic style with the Orchestra Imagine Philharmonic and Hue Academy of Music.

The Organizing Committee aims to organize the program regularly so that any tourist coming to Hue cannot miss it.

Production director Chau Le said: "Each artist performing in the music night is carefully arranged and selected for each performance, to bring the best impressions to the audience.

Not only music, the audience also enjoyed a very unique musical instrument exhibition in Hue with a porcelain violin crafted by artisan and violinist Nguyen Xuan Huy.