VietNamNet Bridge – The South East Asian Youth Chamber Orchestra will hold its debut performance in Viet Nam next Monday at the Viet Nam National Academy of Music.



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Under the direction of German conductor Nicolas Pasquet, they rehearse a concert programme that is presented first in Thailand and then in other countries.—File Photo

 

 

Founded in August 2012 on the initiative of the Goethe-Institut Southeast Asia, the 26-member group consists of young musicians from Thailand, Viet Nam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar and Malaysia.

The musicians, who were chosen at auditions, come together twice a year at a summer school at Mahidol College in Salaya, Thailand.

Under the direction of German conductor Nicolas Pasquet, they rehearse a concert programme that is presented first in Thailand and then in other countries.

The project is about high quality music, but also about a common musical spirit.

On Monday, the orchestra will perform several classical music pieces, including Violin Concerto in A-Major by Mozart, String Symphony in H-Minor by Mendelssohn, and Symphony No 5 in B-Major by Schubert.

German violin soloist Tobias Feldmann will also perform.

The concert will start at 8pm at 77 Hao Nam Street. Entry will be free.

Source: VNS