Conductor Tran Nhat Minh believes Ho Guom Opera House has raised professional standards for classical music in Vietnam while opening new opportunities for international collaboration.

Three years after opening, Ho Guom Opera House has evolved into one of Vietnam's leading cultural venues, hosting world-class productions while strengthening the country's international cultural partnerships.

Three years after opening, Ho Guom Opera House has emerged as one of Vietnam's leading cultural venues. Behind its carefully curated artistic direction is a man who rarely steps into the spotlight.

Korean soprano Cho Hae Ryong has become a familiar face on Vietnamese stages, earning praise for her crystal-clear voice and remarkably natural Vietnamese pronunciation despite not speaking the language fluently.

The following is an insightful interview with Conductor Honna Tetsuji on his 26-year journey with the Vietnam National Symphony Orchestra, his deep love for Vietnamese people and culture, and his vision of turning Hanoi into a global music hub.

More than 90 works by leading Vietnamese illustrators are on display in Hanoi, highlighting the unique role of hand-drawn art in an increasingly AI-driven world.

Conductor Le Phi Phi speaks about composer Hoang Van: "My father was a very simple, warm, and harmonious man. He always carried himself with humility toward everyone, even though he was a truly grand figure."

From literature and music to painting and traditional theatre, these distinguished individuals helped shape Vietnam’s cultural identity across generations.

Following is an interview with Nhat Minh, a conductor speaking about the booming classical music scene in Hanoi, the multifaceted role of a modern conductor akin to a CEO, and his patience in nurturing a younger generation of classical music lovers.

In his late 60s, Meritorious Artist Tran Vuong Thach finds himself busier than before his retirement. Following over a decade of helming a major theater, he finally has the time to delve deeper into his specialization and academic research.

Isaac’s nomination for a global beauty ranking comes as little surprise to fans who have followed his career for more than a decade.

By blending pop music with iconic cultural symbols and fine art, Son Tung M-TP has created one of Vietnam's most talked-about music releases of the year.

Vietnamese actress Kim Tuyen has been nominated for TC Candler’s 2026 list of the 100 Most Beautiful Faces, drawing widespread attention from fans and social media users.

Conductor Dong Quang Vinh recalls that he never turned off his mobile phone for fear that he would miss commands or requests from former Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh at any given moment.

Le Huu Hieu becomes the only Vietnamese artist to stage a solo exhibition at the world’s leading contemporary art event.

Dinh Cong Dat, once synonymous with vibrant, intricate sculptures rooted in Vietnamese tradition, has taken a direction few anticipated: radical minimalism.

A haunting rendition of Da co hoai lang by Vietnamese artist Linh Huyen left Cannes Best Director Miguel Gomes in tears.

Having performed in 53 countries, violist Nguyet Thu returns to launch music and culture initiatives blending tradition and healing.

In modern Vietnamese music history, few stories are as exceptional as that of composers Hoang Long and Hoang Lan.