Classical Concert “Em”

La Muse will officially return to the audience with its seventh concert program titled “EM …”, marking the first collaboration with Quang San Art Museum to bring a unique multi-sensory artistic experience. This program combines music, painting, dance, and installation art, creating an immersive performance space filled with emotions and aesthetic depth. Notably, the event features the Digital Grand Piano Roland GP-9 – one of the most advanced digital grand pianos today, renowned for its authentic, refined, and elegant sound quality, co-sponsored by Roland and Việt Thương Music.

The concert “EM …” consists of 11 musical pieces revolving around the theme of women – their beauty, image, love, and profound inner worlds. The event runs in parallel with the special exhibition “Em ngã vào Thu” at Quang San Art Museum, serving as a tribute to Vietnamese Women’s Day on October 20, 2024. This time, music and visual arts not only coexist but also interact, creating unique emotional intersections within the museum’s artistic space.

“EM …” is an open-ended phrase – allowing each individual to fill in their own image: grandmother, mother, sister, wife, lover, or life companion. With this program, La Muse aims to encourage audiences to slow down, immerse themselves in timeless melodies surrounded by deeply reflective visual artworks, and evoke profound emotions about love, memory, and the connection between humans and art in modern life.

The atmosphere of “EM …” at Quang San Art Museum was enveloped in warmth, depth, and elegance while remaining captivating and sophisticated. The hall transformed into an emotional space where sound, imagery, and movement intertwined, guiding the audience through layers of inner states. Applause after each performance was not only an expression of appreciation for technical mastery but also a sign of deep empathy for the stories told through art. The artists also took time to engage with the audience, sharing their creative inspirations and the personal meanings behind each piece, fostering a genuine connection between artists and the public – something La Muse and Quang San Art Museum always strive for in every cultural event.

The program “EM …” proudly featured guest artists: choreographer Lê Mai Anh, pianist San Trần, and choreographer Lyon Nguyễn. Among them, Lê Mai Anh and San Trần are both accomplished artists and prominent representatives of contemporary Vietnamese women – talented, resilient, and full of creative inspiration.