Hanoi (VNA)ꩲ - Lexus Music Night 2016, the first of its kind, will take place in Hanoi’s National Convention Centre on March 25.
The music night is being held by Lexus Vietnam.
In a most luxurious atmosphere, the event will honour both world-class talent and famous Vietnamese artists. It hopes the audience will experience an amazing harmony between contemporary music and classical crossover. The musical show will be held amongst an impressive Lexus promotional show with characteristics of each product and service displayed.
The highlight of the music night will be the performance by Bond from the UK – the best-selling string quartet of all time. Hailed in the global press as "the Spice Girls of classical music", Bond was the first band in the world to pursue classical crossover with impressive pieces of classical music remixed in a more exciting modern way.
Bond will perform its best pieces upon which their fame has been built. In particular, this will be the first time that the unique sound of Bond will be harmonised with the talented vocals of Vietnamese artists. The colour and talent of Bond promise to evoke unforgettable emotions.
Directed by musician Quoc Trung, the music night will be performed by the Maius Philharmonic and such famous singers as Thanh Lam, My Linh, and Thu Ha.
The music night opens at 8pm and admission is free. Last year, Lexus Vietnam offered its customers an extraordinary all-sense experience at its first-year anniversary in Ho Chi Minh City.-VNA
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Bond from the UK (Source:Internet)
