Choir, Epic, new songs category Vietnam music

Choir, Epic

Hoang Van is the composer who has written the most choral works in Vietnam. Inherited from Van Cao in "Long epic of the Lo River" and Nguyen Dinh Thi in "the people from Hanoi", he affirmed the vivacity of this new category of "long song" music, truong ca, in Vietnam in the early sixties. His symphonies often include one or more chorales and the chorales carry specificities of the language of the symphonic orchestra.

1. Cảnh khuya (phổ thơ Hồ Chủ tịch)

2. The motherland's love

3. Reminisence (1st recording in 1960)

4. Reminiscence II: On the battlefield to never forget - IV

5. Reminiscence II: On the battlefield to never forget - III

6. Reminiscence II: On the battlefield to never forget - II

7. Reminiscence II: On the battlefield to never forget - I

8. The Epic of Workers

9. Hymn to the Fatherland in spring (extract of the children's choir, symphonic poem Hồi tưởng, Reminiscence (voted one of the 50 best songs of the 20th century for children)

10. Our city our factory

11. Reminiscence II: On the battlefield to never forget

12. I am a coal minor

13. I am a coal minor

14. Vietnam our Homeland Hero, Choir and orchestra, in collaboration with Lê Lôi, Luu Câu, Pham Tuyên, Hô Bac

15. Exceed the mountains

16. Homeland's memories

17. Reminiscence

18. Hammer and sickles, children's choir

19. Singing under the flag

20. My homeland in spring

21. City at the mouth of the river (Choir)

22. Hymn to the Fatherland in spring (extract of the children's choir, symphonic poem Hồi tưởng, Reminiscence (voted one of the 50 best songs of the 20th century for children)

23. At the dawn of the millennium, on a poem by Nguyen Dinh Thi