The first interesting thing that made the 8th Acecook Happiness Concert attractive was the presence of Principal Conductor Honna Tetsuji, talented violinist Bui Cong Duy, and the Vietnam National Symphony Orchestra (VNSO). They created captivating performances and an ideal space for the audience to put aside all their worries and immerse themselves in the music.

Opening with the familiar, peaceful, and rustic melody of “Se chỉ luồn kim,” like the breath of the homeland, created an emotional musical space.

The wonderful melody of “Se chỉ luồn kim” combined with modern symphonic instruments has brought unique interference experiences between Vietnamese and world music.

The artists also performed immortal works namely “Overture From Opera 'the Barber Of Seville,” “Violin Concerto No.1 In G-minor Op.26,” etc. 

The 2-hour concert helped listeners immerse themselves in the musical space, from the familiarity of Vietnamese folk melodies to the academic melodies of classic works. Listeners were moved by the classical notes and happy melodies that resonated throughout the space, creating an unforgettable experience. 

NWith the mission of participating in the 8th Acecook Happiness Concert, Principal Conductor Honna Tetsuji said: “It can be said that this is a program that I particularly love. With the bustling atmosphere welcoming spring, the concert took place successfully in a space full of emotion and excitement. We carefully selected pieces full of color, joy, and hope for the future to create a wonderful experience for the audience. Besides celebrated classical masterpieces, there were familiar and emotional melodies in the folk song “Se chỉ luồn kim.” Hopefully, this success will continue to spread and bring happiness in music to the audience.”

As a symphony of artistic love on the occasion of the New Year at Ho Guom Opera, the 8th Acecook Happiness Concert carried the mission of spreading positivity and delight to welcome a new beginning. The concert reflects the desire to fulfill the mission of combining art and social responsibility rather than be a musical journey.