“The Voice of Hanoi 2024” singing competition is currently captivating the city, with the theme “Hanoi – A Passionate Heart”. The event invites all young, aspiring singers to showcase their vocal prowess and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the Vietnamese capital.
This contest is not merely an artistic endeavor, but a tribute to Hanoi’s liberation and a testament to its enduring legacy as the nation’s cultural epicenter. Do Dinh Hong, Director of the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports, elaborates on the competition’s deeper purpose: “It’s an opportunity for participants and residents alike to reflect on the city’s heroic past while fostering a sense of love and pride for our beloved country.”
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Do Dinh Hong, Director of the Hanoi Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, shares insights at the press conference held on November 11. Photo: Organizing Committee |
Hong further emphasizes the competition’s role in showcasing the elegant lifestyle and deep-rooted cultural pride of Hanoi’s residents, as well as the city’s preservation of artistic traditions over millennia.
The “Voice of Hanoi 2024” promises to be a platform for discovering fresh, young talent, enriching the nation’s artistic landscape. People’s Artist Quoc Hung, Deputy Director of the Vietnam National Academy of Music and jury representative, details the competition’s structure: “There will be a preliminary, semi-final, and final round, culminating in the selection of 12 exceptional singers across three music genres – chamber, folk, and pop. We will also recognize the best performance about Hanoi and the most popular contestant.”
The contest is open to Hanoi residents aged 16-35, as well as notable singers from across the country who wish to pay homage to the capital through song. Finalists will be recommended for Youth Union activities and city initiatives, and young winners will be awarded scholarships to fuel their artistic passions, as Hung explains.
“The Voice of Hanoi” has been a pioneering singing competition in Vietnam since its inception in 1994, launching the careers of numerous renowned artists. Over the years, it has evolved beyond a mere talent search, becoming a nurturing ground for the country’s most brilliant musical talents.
Some of Vietnam’s leading singers, including People’s Artist Tan Minh, Meritorious Artists Dang Duong and Viet Hoan, and divas Hong Nhung and My Linh, attribute their success to this competition. Singer Khanh Linh, who rose to fame after winning in 2000, serves as a testament to the competition’s legacy.
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Khanh Linh, a celebrated artist, credits her success to “The Voice of Hanoi” competition, which she won in 2000. Photo courtesy of the singer |
Nguyen Kim Khiem, General Director of the Hanoi Radio and Television Broadcasting, reflects on the competition’s impact: “For over 30 years, ‘The Voice of Hanoi’ has left an indelible mark on our musical landscape, discovering and fostering countless talented singers. It holds a special place in the hearts of Hanoi’s music enthusiasts.”
This year’s edition aims to celebrate Hanoi’s cultural and artistic excellence while promoting the city’s vibrant cultural industry. Khiem adds, “It serves as a stage for artists to express their love for Hanoi, enriching the city’s cultural fabric.”
For detailed information on registration and contest rules, visit the official website at https://gionghathayhanoi.vn/ or reach out via email: [email protected], or phone: 0384.490.318.
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