Quý Dương & Hoàng Mãnh

Xe ta đi trong đêm Trường Sơn (Night Convoy on the Indochinese Cordillera)

Dihavina · Hanoi, North Vietnam

Xe ta đi trong đêm Trường Sơn (Night Convoy on the Indochinese Cordillera) – Quý Dương & Hoàng Mãnh (Sleeve (front) (Discogs))

Artist
Quý Dương & Hoàng Mãnh
Title
Xe ta đi trong đêm Trường Sơn (Night Convoy on the Indochinese Cordillera)
Release
Hànội Huế Sàigòn
Label
Dihavina
Format
LP · Album
Language
Vietnamese
Country
Hanoi, North Vietnam
Songwriter
Tân Huyền
Genre
Vietnamese Music · Nhạc đỏ
Primary theme
Vietnamese Patriotic

Notes

Dihavina 33, "Hànội – Việt Nam"; the front shows two white cranes in flight over a dark landscape under a yellow-green sky, with the title "Hànội Huế Sàigòn" in hand lettering and a small artist's signature at the top left. The back gives, for each song, the Vietnamese and English titles, music, lyrics, orchestration or piano arrangement, performers and conductor, with a one-sentence English summary; performers include Thanh Huyền (soprano) with the Orchestra of the Central Folk Music Ensemble, the Girl Chorus and Orchestra of the National People's Song and Dance Ensemble (conductors Quang Hải, Trần Quý), the Girl Chorus and Orchestra and the Male Chorus and Orchestra of the "Voice of Viet Nam" (conductors Nguyễn Văn Đậu, Cao Việt Bách), with Hoàng Mãnh at the piano. The title song is described as "Hà nội, Huế and Sài Gòn sisters of the same family now temporarily separated but surely…

About the artist

Quý Dương: Vietnamese singer, born Phạm Quý Dương on 2 April 1937 in Hải Dương, died 28 June 2011 in Hanoi; deputy director and later director of the Vietnam National Opera and Ballet; People's Artist (1997). Hoàng Mãnh: Vietnamese pianist, born Võ Đức Quý on 17 December 1933 in Saigon, died 1 August 2015 in Ho Chi Minh City; a Meritorious Artist and one of the best-known piano accompanists of Vietnamese vocal music. [Source: Wikipedia (Vietnamese)]

Themes

Vietnamese Perspective · Vietnamese Patriotic · Ho Chi Minh Trail · Air War

In collections

North Vietnamese Songs