Hoang Van, Vietnamese composer - Vietnamese musician

The composer Hoang Van was born on July 24, 1930 in Hanoi to a literate family for several generations in the old city of Hanoi. He attended French school until the age of 16 and was immersed in Poetry, Arts, music since his childhood.

Composition of "Hò kéo pháo", "Song of the canons" (1953), work that opened the musical career of the composer. Trained at the Beijing National Conservatory of Music, China (1954-1960). Graduate of the National Conservatory of Music of Beijing with Symphony No. 1 "Brazen Rampart of the Fatherland". Beginning the career on the radio Voice of Vietnam as artistic director, conductor of the Vietnam Radio Orchestra. Soundtrack of the movie "White Smoke". The song "Sails" (on a poem by Hoang Trung Thong).

Climbing of the Vietnam War. Musical composition for the drama "Nila". Songs: "Hello the liberator, hello spring of the victory" (1968). "Liberation Gongs, Victory Gongs". Music for Ballet "Madame Sứ". Epic for choral and orchestra "Vive Vietnam ma Patrie" with four other composers.

At the end of the war, the rebuilding of a united nation began. The triptych "Bài ca xây dựng", "Song of construction workers", 1974, the Lullabies, "Tình yêu của đất và nước", "The love of land and water". 1975: The composer left for an internship at the National Conservatory of Sofia, Bulgaria. Oboe Concerto "Elephant Pulling Wood" or "Walking Elephants". Several romances.

A symphonic concert in his name took place at the Hanoi Opera House: Thành đồng Tổ Quốc, "Brazen Rampart of the Fatherland", Symphonic Poem No. 1, 1960; "Concerto TS? And Love" (1975) and the Symphony with choir No. 3 "Trên chiến trường không bao giờ quên", "On the battlefield to never forget" (2004). The program is performed by the Symphony Orchestra of Hanoi National Conservatory of Music, led by his son - the maestro Le Phi Phi.