Concert «Yêu Em Giữa Đời Quên Lãng» — Duy Hưng

   A small-room night of Vietnamese lyrical song, where the voice matters more than the lighting rig: singer Duy Hưng brings a solo programme to Nha Trang for the first time — the ballads that made his name on the phòng trà circuit, the tea-house music salons with live sound and table seating.

   The show takes its title from "Yêu Em Giữa Đời Quên Lãng", a song by composer Trường Sa. Duy Hưng recorded it after hearing Diệu Hiền sing it; his version passed 200,000 views and drew a compliment from the composer himself.

   In short
Performing — Duy Hưng, a lyrical-ballad singer whose debut album is "Áo Nhuộm Hoàng Hôn"
Guests — Phương Đài, An Tuyên, Đỗ Hùng
Host — Khánh Hà
Repertoire — tình ca and the slow ballads associated with his name
Occasion — Duy Hưng's first solo night in Nha Trang

   It is for listeners who like old-school Vietnamese lyricism — long phrasing, a story inside each song — and for anyone who wants a quiet evening with a live voice instead of a club. The salon format means tables and a small room: you hear the singer without effort, and he talks to the room between songs.

   Seating is limited and the good tables go early, so book ahead on the venue's phone line.

   If the only Vietnamese music you know is radio pop, this is a convenient way to hear the other half of it — the half sung under the breath.